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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1929
Page
2
A community bee is planned at Lumber Jack Park in Ithaca on Friday October 4 to erect a permanent building, clear brush, and repair the dance floor. Otis Terpenning serves as president and the Ladies Aid will provide dinner.
Sale of farm tools and stock announced by C W Hess at Hinkle School area with sale on October 8 and public auction October 16. inventory to be listed in a later issue as items are moved to a new location.
A newspaper notice markets homes and farms for sale or trade. Listings include a gravel street house with three lots priced at 800, a near McEwan Street 9 room home at 3000 with modern comforts, a 35 acre farm with two baths and outbuildings, and 120 acre parcel with 60 acres improved plus timber and farm-related structures. Exchanges and trades are encouraged.
Rail timetables for Ann Arbor area and shipments. farm sales and Garden Center ads. Local society notes include meetings of The King's Daughters and Ladies Aid. visits from Chicago and Grand Rapids residents. harvest scenes and hospitality at area homes. Reports of accidents and church meetings plus ongoing special Baptist meetings through next week.
The Oldsmobile Six undergoes a brutal nationwide road test with the Goodrich Silver Fleet covering over 30 000 miles. Dick Ray, pilot of the Oldsmobile, hails its performance and reliability after 22 000 miles of endurance driving through varied terrain and weather.
The text notes there are no temperature variations above 20 000 feet due to seasonal effects. It asserts that seasons do not alter temperatures in high altitude regions.
The Facility’s historic steamboat, first to sail above Fort Smith on the Arkansas River, completed its inaugural voyage in 1828. This marks the river’s early steam navigation milestone and the vessel’s pioneering role in regional transport.
The American Tree Association warns the termite or white ant is a major lumber pest. These insects bore into wood in logs walls and foundations, hollowing and weakening timber by tunneling and feeding.
A brief business session followed by an informal social with a slogan contest and a march to dining room. Members enjoyed a plate of eats, refreshment committee praised, and three attendees lingered at the table. Next meeting is September 30 at Mrs. Mercer’s.
The text explains that ruminant animals such as sheep cows camels and deer do not chew their food initially. Instead they pass it to a large stomach compartment called the rumen. Later they regurgitate and re chew the food during leisure.
The text explains that Andrew Jackson’s era is described as Democratic, while Washington and Adams led Federalists and Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, and John Quincy Adams led Democratic-Republicans. It notes these as the first party names in U S history.
The embassy states 14 million Mexicans live in the country with 12 million speaking Spanish. It notes 2 million speak a dialect and most in this group do not read or write either Spanish or their dialect. Washington dispatch.
Clare high school lost 7 to 6 at Beaverton in a hard fought opener. Beaverton capitalized on Clare fumbles while Clare’s defense and Grover's punting kept the contest close. Clare rallied late but time ran out with the ball on Beaverton’s 20 yard line. Second team game vs Barryton scheduled today at Ward's field.
The county fair showcased 4 H club exhibitsa with five members receiving 44 dollars for calves. Ernest Penrose earned a trip to the National Dairy Show in St Louis in October. Grant township’s Irwin Brown earned honorable mention as a likely future winner. Charles Krell entered five draft horses, judged highly by H J Barnum and others as county fair stock. An airplane display was planned but field size and safety concerns halted landing plans.
Classified ad notes a Dodge business coupe from 1925 in first class condition. Name Joh Brandt is listed with Box 281 Midland. Payment and contact details appear in the readable text.
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