Income Break-even Myth Sparks Urgent Call to Cut Spending
Opinion urges savers to reassess budgets as people who think they break even may actually be overspending. Critics warn that small income gains can mask rising costs and debt.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1923
Page
4
Opinion urges savers to reassess budgets as people who think they break even may actually be overspending. Critics warn that small income gains can mask rising costs and debt.
160 acres of clay loam with house barn and 60 acres improved seeks trade for a smaller Clare area farm. Thia 40 with sand loam soil offers level land near town priced at 300. Suburban city home on 5 acres sand loam soil features 6 room frame house garage orchard and berries. Edge-of-town 3 acres sand loam muck soil has new house barn and poultry house priced 500 with small down payment.
County Road Commissioners of Clare County invite sealed proposals for improving 1063 miles in Sheridan Township. Work includes shaping, drainage, and gravel surfacing to 16 feet. Bidders obtain plans for $5 deposit. include a $500 certified check. Proposals due 1:30 p.m. Central Time Oct 9 1923. Frank F Rogers, State Highway Commissioner. Lansing Michigan.
Notice that roads described from the Clare Isa bella county line to the city limits are taken over as county roads. The Board of County Road Commissioners will have exclusive jurisdiction under a 1923 resolution. Notice to Clare city highway authorities to publish in the Clare Sentinel weekly for three weeks.
Sealed proposals are invited by the Clare County Board of Road Commissioners for improving 1,669 miles of Hayes township roads in Clare County Michigan. Bids due October 8 1923 at 1 30 p m central time. Plans and instructions available at district and state highway offices. A five dollar deposit for plans and a five hundred dollar certified check with the proposal. Right to reject any or all proposals reserved. Public notices of local meetings appear throughout this issue.
Details show mixed times for Going West and Going East trains with several misread numbers and directions. Mentions Harrison and motors schedule notes with daily except Sunday service and general daily routes.
Fragmentary note discusses combating error by establishing truth. Mentions filling a bushel with wheat before fares and defying attempts, with references to Newy Ton and a principal method for defeating heresy. Marketed as a historical reflection on truth and bias.
The notice lists times for Catholic, Congregational, Eagle Ford, Colonville and Free Methodist churches with pastors and service details. Sunday School and preaching times are given, including morning and evening schedules and prayer meetings.
Leonard GC Berntho Paetor 1002 McEwan St gives a series of religious events. October 6 confirmation at 1 00 pm October 7 English services at 7 00 pm quarterly congregational meeting at 2 00 pm October 21 holy communion German language November 4 holy communion English language.
Ev C B Milberry, Pastor, announces a series of services including 10:00 p m preaching, 11:30 Bible School, 1:00 evangelistic service, weekly Wednesday prayer at 7:30, 1:30 p m Bible School and 2:30 preaching session.
Rev C A Lohnes leads class at 9 30 a m on Seventh Street Clare. H W Burd chairs a 4 p m public worship and 1130 a m Sunday School. Mrs Clara Sternamat hosts Prayer and Praise Thursday at 730 p m. Mrs Arthur Badglay preaches at 200 a m with Sunday School at 1000 a m.
W S Teeter, pastor, invites parishioners to Sunday school at 10 00 a m and preaching at 11 00 a m in the chapel on South McEwan Street. A Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m and a children’s gathering Saturday at 3 00 p m are planned.
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