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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1933

Page

7

Inside Look at Forestation Bill and Beer Legislation

Miles M. Callaghan discusses the Forestation Act’s scope and cost concerns, warning it favors urban relief over rural needs and proposes local registration scrutiny. He also previews Michigan beer and red license bills, noting likely changes and the trout season opening amid legislative action.

Miles M. Callaghan Osceola-Clare District Congress United States Army of Conservation Michigan Detroit Focal Senate Liquor Control Commission Commission House Conservation Department

Early Seeding Aids Stands Of Alfalfa

Michigan State College crops department reports that seeding alfalfa by June 10 with no nurse crop yields stronger root systems and better stands. In Cass and St Joseph counties earlier sowing produced thicker, healthier stands in 1931 and 1932, given equal lime and fertilizer. Early sowing plus lime, fertilizer and seed inoculation is advised for a longer growing period.

Farm Crops Department Michigan State College Cass County St. Joseph County Crops Department

Economy message from Calvin Coolidge on schools

Cooling to the idea of spending, Coolidge argues living within means guides personal and government budgets. He warns a nation cannot prosper if schools are neglected, stating backward schools mean backward country.

Calvin Coolidge

Michigan News in Brief from Across the State

A roundup of incidents and updates from multiple Michigan locales. Deaths from burns and infection, farm losses, mining and industry notes, road and ferry rate changes, public notices, and local social moves are reported with names, places, and figures where readable.

Lansing Straits of Mackinac Governor’s Banking Advisory Commission

Weekend Visits Highlight Bay Area Family Ties

Bay Abieoan Mr and Mrs Hd Seitz and daughter and Alfred Seitz of Saginaw spent the weekend at the C Hames home. Mr and Mrs Frank Stannard and children of Hemlock visited Easter with his grandparents the Hames. Mrs Mary Gamble and sons Marion Wilson Donald Seymour Anna Smith and Thern Jarman were Sunday guests of Ray Jarman and family. Ed McAlvey and Mrs Amelia Tanner traveled to Midland to see Mr and Mrs Jack Johnson. Kenneth Renner of Farwell spent Saturday night with cousin Donald Seymour.

Bert Walker Evart Frank Watson Clare Dwight Gilman Lake Farwell A. E. van Horn Mt. Pleasant EH. WP. Achard Ottawa Jimmie Lockwood M. EB. Meuhlenbrock June St. Louis James John Musil Achard Ranch Delia Barlow Detroit Thomas Wim. Blain G. Gallaway B. Walker Carl Shinabarger Elgin Hickok West Freeman Ed. Darnell Near Farwell Frank Newsom Fred Woll Lake George Windover Friends Hd. Seitz Alfred Seitz Saginaiw C. Hames Frank Stannard Hemlock Mary Gamble Marion Wilson Donald Seymour Anna Smith Thern Jarman Ray Jarman Ed, MecAlvey Amelia Tanner Midland Jack Johnson Kenneth Renner Olin Musil Robert Sterling Aft John B. Delling Henry Fahnestock L. A. Presley Curtiss Frank Howey J. J. Beard S. Harris Thomas Barlow

Weekend Visitors and Local Calls Reported

A list of neighbors visiting each other and attending events across Farwell Lake Clare and surrounding areas. Residents mentioned include the Musils, the Sniders, the Burns, the Harris family, and many others visiting relatives and attending a dance at Lake.

Pleasant Valley Social Inquiries and Visits Across Town

Pleasant Valley residents report funeral attendance for Tom Langworthy and several weekend and Sunday visits. Local families including the Clutes, Bates, Gibbs, Leeth, Spinks, and MeKillips are noted visiting relatives and attending gatherings in Owosso Midland and Pontiac.

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