Lake News Lake Church Services and Community Notes
Sunday School at 10:00 a m with P A Oman as superintendent and preaching at 11:00 a m in the Lake School building. No evening services in winter. Several local residents travel to Clare Saginaw and Flint for visits and errands. Irwin Scott to join the army Friday after final exams. Bond Boosters Club to host program April 26 at Lake Gleaner Hall with pot luck supper. Multiple visits and relocations among local families and residents noted.
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Oman
Lake
Geo. Scott
Fredrick
Baby
Sam Muir
Clare
Calvin Tryon
Fred Lowles
Lewis Cotton
Saginaw
Tryons
Lloyd Close
Flint
Cottons
Chas. Smith
Grace
Wanda
Gordon Farm
John Andrew’s Place
Roscoe Bellas
Gleaner Hall
Roy Cook
Frederick Scott
Ted Green
Vern Haines
The
Brand
Fred Smakey
George Scott
Steve Watkins
Big Rapids
Millard Scott
Bond Boosters Club
Lake Station
Lake Gleaner Hall
Wava Tryon
Robert Jones
Midland
James Brooks
Ester Brooks
Lansing
T. H. Brooks
QO. C. Somerville
Carter Dyer
Keeps Harbors Open The Gulf Stream
The Gulf Stream is a warm deep blue current that originates in the Gulf of Mexico and flows northward between Florida and the Bahamas. It runs along the U S coast to Newfoundland where it joins the warm-water drift toward Europe, helping keep European harbors ice-free in winter.
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Gulf of Mexico
Florida Strait
Florida
Bahamas
United States
Newfoundland
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
Fringe on regiment flags and flag etiquette
Army regulations dictate a gold fringe on regimental colors but no law requires fringe for general flag use. Etiquette favors a plain flag with no border. fringe on colors is seen as an adornment, not part of the flag. Thrifty ads in the Sentinel weekly.
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United States Army
New Rail Bridge Links Mexico and Guatemala on Suchiate River
A half mile bridge on the Mexico Guatemala border enables all rail traffic to cross the Suchiate River using standard and narrow gauge lines. The all land route from Alaska to Panama speeds raw material shipments and future troop movements to the Canal Zone. Built in three months, the bridge used prefabricated parts and improvised fitting by crews from the Mexican rail system.
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Suchiate
Mexico
Suchiate River
Mexico-Guatemala
North America
Central America
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
el Salvador
Alaska
Panama
Guatemala
Honduras
Canal Zone
Fortress Wrecks Fighter as Crew Films Air Battle
Members of the Flying Fortress crew photographed their action during a bombing patrol over the Solomons. Captain Walter Yates Lucas reports the Jap closed in, was fired upon, and both aircraft were involved as the fighter was shot down and burned. The films are now with navy intelligence.
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Col
L. G. Saunders
Bougainville
South Pacific
Solomons
Navy
Walter Yates Lucas
Starkville, Miss
Fortress
Best to Train Bull When It's Still Young
Professor Al brectson of the New York State college of agriculture explains early training for bulls. Teach a calf to lead at the handler’s side, avoid letting the animal trail or surge ahead, and establish consistent lessons. By eight months, use a light nose ring and ensure the bull learns to behave in public.
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Raymond
Allrection
New York State College of Agriculture
Training a Bull for Ring Handling and Gentle Leadership
The guide advises starting with ring training while keeping the halter on the animal in early stages. Progress to leading with a staff and reward the bull with an appealing tidbit to offer his ring. Handle firmly but avoid harsh methods unless the bull is head strong, concluding that minimal handling Works best for mature bulls.
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Albrectson
Special Roosts Train Chickens For Early Roosts
The article describes building simple chick roosts on lath frames two inches high placed on the floor then suspended from the ceiling by wires. Frames are steadied by one edge against the wall and raised gradually to the desired height as chicks mature.
Rural Briefs Highlight Dehydrated Foods For Storage Ease
Dried foods, labeled dehydrated by experts, gain prominence due to storage and transport benefits. Advice notes wheat in emergency storage requires floor joists to bear load, while noting wheat weighs ten times more than an equivalent volume of Idosé hay.
Old Paint Brushes Will Get New Life
Washington reports used brushes will be recycled through a brush laundry as hog bristles and steel whiskers become strategic materials. War Production Board restrictions cut hog bristle use in new brushes to 55 percent for general use. Chinese hog bristles supply most of the world, while Russian bristles have declined due to Soviet agricultural changes.
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Washington
War Production Board
Asia
National Geographic Society
Russia
China
Fuel Oil Shortage Prompts Rationing and Coal Push
Government petroleum experts foresee a fuel oil shortage lasting the duration and rationing in 30 states due to transportation problems. A nationwide campaign urges homeowners to switch to coal, currently voluntary but possibly compulsory, as coal remains the most plentiful and economical fuel.
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