Lake News Lake Church Services and Easter Visitors
Sunday School met at 11 00 with Mrs Elizabeth McCoy as superintendent and preaching at noon in the Lake School Building. The column lists numerous Easter visits and weekend guests from Saginaw Detroit Lansing Beaverton Reed City Clare Midland and other locales, plus condolences to Mrs John Valentine.
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Lake
I. W. Werick
Elizabeth McCoy
Lake School
T. H. Brooks
Saginaw
Gordon Smith
Sam Muir
Lloyd Close
Harl Bauder
Baby
Midland
Perl Tryon
Hwdgar Stanley, Jr
Detroit
Edgar
Lansing
Calvin Tryon
Raymond Scott
Myr
Earl Snider
Reed City
Wayne LaPier
D. Scott
C. Taylor
Beaverton
S. L. Martin
Leo Martin
Clara Kuczwara
Ronald Putnam
John Valentine
Mt. Pleasant
Velma. Howe
Belding
Geo. Scott
Carl Williams
Margaret Ann
Velma Scott
Charles Tryon
Fred Smalley
Clare
Vern ‘Hains
Brand
Frederick Scott
Billy
Walter Rease
Coleman
Bert Scott
Paldwin
Earl Shook
Keller
Wayne Scott
Bobbie Oman
Harrison
Scott
Velma Reiss
Farwell
Doris
Forest Gordon
Clyde Masten
Palmer
Dolph
Muskegon
John Henrys
Hayter
J.wesley Teale
Frank Wichert
Gladys Wolven
Constantine
James A. Stanley
Hichhorn Brothers
Arthur
John
France
Ira
Hichhorn
Mrs. Bolton
Flint
Ira Hichhorn
Boltons
Leona
Hichhorns
Laura
Wm. Murphy
Gee
Ben Babcock
Port Huron
Mt. Morris
Babcock
William
Theola Town
Grace Hospital
Earl Town
Edw. Jeannin
Patricia Ann
Foreign Nations Hold Funds for Postwar Reconstruction
The Alexander Hamilton Institute says demand for American goods after the war will be strong. Treasury analysis shows foreign countries have over 13 billion dollars in the United States in assets including gold deposits stocks and direct investments. European nations own about 4.5 billion, enemy countries near 0.5 billion, and blocked nations about 2.68 billion, enabling sizable U.S. purchases.
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Alexander Hamilton Institute
United States
The
Treasury
Masten Sprouting Vine Crop Culture in May Planting
The article guides early May sowing of Masten sprouting vine seeds in hills with hot caps to warm soil quickly. Weeds require one or two "weedings" before removing protectors, then thinning to 3 to 5 plants per hill. After frost danger, perforate caps gradually to acclimate plants and apply vine crop dust containing insecticide and fungicide to deter cucumber beetles carrying wilt disease. As temperatures rise, protectors are removed.
Concrete for Poultry House Proves Ideal
A detailed guide on building ideal poultry houses from concrete blocks. It covers ventilation, sunlight, and moisture control, room for expansion, and a 20 by 20 foot house suitable for 100 to 150 hens. Features include roosts, nests, dry-mash hoppers, curtains, running water, and sanitary drinking fountains.
Judge and Clem Debate Alcohol Use and Education
In a conversation framed as a newspaper column, a judge and Clem discuss public attitudes toward drinking. They cite a study claiming only 5 percent abuse alcohol, compare it to auto accidents and overeating, and argue prohibition is not the solution. They advocate education and better control by the industry.
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Clem
Farwell News Roundup and Social Calendar
Local households hosted visitors over Easter and weekends from Flint, Harrison, Detroit, and Clare. The Farwell Junior Class rehearses Hillbilly Courtship with a cast list, while the Student Council promotes a Hayloft Party for Farwell High School. Eighth graders earn top spelling marks as Marilyn Dillon mourns her mother.
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Farwell High School
Farwell High
New Potato Varieties and Uses Highlight Industry Promises
Scab resistant early producing potatoes with strong cooking quality aim to meet market needs across 32 states. Domestic starch now matches Holland and Germany imports, while potato pulp by-products yield plastics. German chemists create a rice like food from potatoes and whey. Gas treated seed potatoes can grow larger higher vitamin potatoes. Potatoes also support paper alcohol production and animal feed.
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Holland
Germany
Swine Pox Warns Raisers of Dual Virus Threats
AAVM report notes two pox types in swine. Swine pox often causes health decline with fewer deaths, while cowpox can trigger severe illness and fatalities. Eliminate lice to stop transmission and disinfect pens. treat hogs with oil and sulphur solution when lice are present.
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American Veterinary Medical Association
Seniors of Farwell: Miller and Miller face wartime paths
Senior notes profile Esther Alice Miller 18 turning 19 in June, and her brother Duane 17, sharing hobbies from photography to sports. Esther writes to Camp Fannin Texas while awaiting deadlines and war’s end. Duane may head to service next summer.
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Asther Alice Miller
Farwell
Esther
Hollywood Canteen
Camp Fannin
Texas
Duane
Miller
Ping
Joan Leslie
Robert Hutton
Hsther
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