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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1938
Page
3
The article discusses how farmers and homemakers in Clare County can engage with the 1938 Federal farm program. It outlines two main goals production for markets and providing consumers with dependable food and fiber at fair prices. It notes potential surpluses in corn wheat and beans and the program’s role in preventing price declines.
The text explains that production limits and cash payments under the 1938 program are designed to reduce acreages and stabilize farm income. It notes past results of higher income with favorable market conditions and urges large scale farmer cooperation through meetings and county offices.
Seventeen Garfield Grange members met at the hall on April 16 to complete initiation with the 3rd and 4th degrees. The evening included singing and talks on the Grange, followed by ice cream and cake.
Gilmore Grange invites a large crowd to a dance on Friday night April 22. The column notes community visits, family gatherings, and local incidents including Edna Shafer’s recovery, measles cases, a bat injury to Laverne Perry, and new births at Arnold Thompson’s.
The nine member band rehearses for the Festival on May 28 with uniforms due May 23 and undertakes Clare County Music Festival in Harrison. Students, including Barbara Caple and Doris Hater, show off instruments while the school notes budding poets and Emily Dickinson parodies inspiring artistic growth.
Alexander Morrison of the Tsimshian tribe assists University of Washington in transcribing his people language, never written before. Dr. Melville Jacobs and Dr. Fredica de Laggan adapt symbols from the Smithsonian system. Morrison speaks English well and is skilled in silver work and woodcarving.
University of Minnesota assistant professor Dr Franklin H Knower surveyed 400 students finding men respond more readily to 165 speech situations and talk more overall. Both genders prefer sports to books and religion to business and feel uncertain about topics they know less about.
Loch-a-bar Layle Littlefield of M. S. C. spent the weekend with his parents at Bear Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Rey Ambrosier and son Carl of Flint and Miss Lois of Mr. Pleasant were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A Ambrosier. Mr. and Mrs. Hull spent the evening with them. Mrs. F. Littlefield spent Thursday in Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. McDermit and Hulls and daughter of Detroit spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. M. Hull. HF. Littlefield to Alma Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. Murdock attended church in Gilmore Sunday.
Conrad Moeller an 80-year-old Paterson resident is revealed as the oldest student in the Paterson school system. He attends WPA sponsored adult education classes at Central High five nights a week studying trigonometry and algebra and says going to school gives him a nice regular life. He has two daughters and five grandchildren.
A Japanese myth describes Shoden Sama as a hidden protector god who dispenses wealth. Temples with his images keep them secret and do not display them even to believers.
Copper base Sheffield plate features a copper core with a silver coating. Unlike other plated wares that use nickel as the base, Sheffield plate relies on copper underlying the silver finish.
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