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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1932
Page
8
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A column discusses national and local budgeting strains, noting failed attempts at a sales tax and partial tax collection. It reviews past road funding, Covert system protests, and current efforts by Rep. Miles B. Callaghan and Sen. Ben Carpenter to craft a plan to balance budgets without harming road funds. Seein’ You.
A letter-writer questions county road supervision by the county commissioners arguing it may be administrative and directive. He notes per diem mileage payments capped at 600 dollars, urges fair records review, and warns against graft or hidden costs while praising accountability in Clare County public affairs. He signs as Fred Geiger and addresses Mr. Finch.
A letter from J F Roberts of Producers Cooperative Commission Association praises Michigan State College extension efforts in Northern Michigan sheep farming. He cites higher market tops for well finished lambs and explains how breeding and management raised profits, urging continued work.
The text explains how lobsters react to thunder by dropping claws and hiding underwater. It notes that new claws grow quickly and become as strong as the originals, and lobsters also shed shells to grow a protective new shell.
Homemakers Corner outlines a one dish protein based dinner for a family of five. A meat stew with vegetables and dumplings serves as the centerpiece. Adults get generous portions, children receive smaller meat portions with more vegetables, and the youngest child gets vegetables mashed with a fork and no meat.
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