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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1941

Page

3

Bangs Test in Clare County Progressing Rapidly

The Clare county cattle Bangs test is advancing quickly under Dr. Charles DeLand. Five veterinarians collect daily blood samples for testing at a traveling laboratory in Harrison, with a sixth performing tests the next day. The 22 foot trailer lab includes lights heating cabinets report racks and living quarters. The current infection rate is 5.5 percent, and completion is expected around May first.

Bang Clare County Charles DeLand Court House Harrison

Apprentice Caretaker Receives Wandering Lab Appointment

Wilford Sanford of Greenwood township has completed his apprenticeship with veterinarians and is officially appointed to accompany the wandering laboratory on its travels after departing Clare county.

Wilford Sanford Greenwood Township Clare County

Wheat quotas persist despite new food program expansion

Robert C. Kleiner, Clare County Triple-A chair, says the Ever-Normal Granary expansion does not end the need for wheat marketing quotas. He notes large wheat carryovers and world surpluses, urging continued marketing quotas and acreage allotments to shield farmers from price drops.

Robert C. Kleiner Clare County Triple-A Department of Agriculture Chicago Red Cross United States Kleiner Canada Australia Great Britain Mr. Kieiner

I Am An American Day Proclaimed for May 18 1941

President Franklin D Roosevelt designates Sunday May 18 1941 as I Am An American Day to honor citizens who attained majority or naturalized within the past year. He urges federal state and local officials and educational groups to promote citizenship responsibilities and opportunities. The proclamation was issued in Washington on March 27 1941 with Sumner Welles acting secretary of state.

United States of America United States Franklin D. Roosevelt Washington Sumner Welles

Clare Isabella Dairy Herd Improvement Assn March Report

The March report shows 367 cows on test with 56 dry. 20 percent produced 50 pounds plus butterfat. Top herds list by size, with milk and butterfat figures. high producers include Stevens, Simcox, MacRae and Mt. Pleasant School, with yields from 1,178 to 2,288 pounds milk and 34.0 to 100.7 pounds butterfat.

Association Harry VansAuker Otis Tripp David Bellinger D. MacRae Joseph Stevens Ford Welsh N. D. Gover Mt. Pleasant State Home and Training School J. Joseph Stevens Mt. Pleasant A. D. MacRae Toth-Cotter Farm J. L. Coon Russell Collins John Wilson Myron Maxwell Jerseys and Guernseys John Farner Willis Simcox J. L. Coon and Son Martin Toth Gerald Cotter Ray Bagley

Isabella County D H LA No 2 March Report

Isabella County D H LA No 2 March report shows 22 herds on test and 294 cows tested with 15 dry. The data was recorded by Arthur Norlin, tester.

Isabella County D.h.la. NO. 2 Arthur Norlin

United States Civil Service Exam Open for Toolkeeper

The Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for a toolkeeper position in the Ordnance Service at Rock Island Arsenal Illinois. Salary ranges from 4.80 to 5.60 dollars daily. Applicants must be 18 to 54 at closing date, with military preference waivers possible. Application blanks and details follow.

United States Civil Service Commission Ordnance Service War Department Rock Island Arsenal Rock Island Ilinois

America for Me poem lines from Henry Van Dyke

Poem extolling American homeland over Europe and Asia. The speaker prefers home and the United States with its sunlit air and starry flag, contrasting London Paris Venice Rome Hurop and Western woodlands. It expresses pride in freedom and future progress, ending with a wish for a westward bound ship to the land of room enough.

America London Paris Venice Rome Henry van Dyke

Civil Service Examiners Advertise Details Across Midwest

The notice invites applications and provides where to obtain requirements from the Secretary, Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners located at Rock Island Arsenal Illinois and Chicago Illinois. It directs that forms may be requested at any first or second class post office in Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin or from the Manager Seventh U S and S Civil Service District at the Chicago Post Office Building.

Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners Rock Island Arsenal Rock Island Illinois Board of U. S. Service Examiners Michigan Wisconsin U. S&s. Civil Service District Chicago

Community agricultural notes on lime aid and corn borer control

The article discusses AAA lime payments up to 70 percent for 1941, mandatory use of 20 percent of the sowing plan, and farm practices to combat corn borers through plowing stubble and burning excess rabage. It reports on vaccination data from Dr. Killham, area testing starting in Clare county, and a suggestion for a Isabella county wide test. Otis Tripp of Lincoln proposes a county Holstein Breeders Association to improve herds through artificial insemination and cooperative sales.

A.A.A Earl Beatty Vernon Bay City B. J. Killham Killham Clare County Kiltham Isabella Board of Supervisors Otis Tripp Lincoln Hast Lansing Tripp Holstein Breeders Association Gale

Rosebush Methodist Church Services And Local Notes

Rosebush Methodist Church schedules services with 10 00 a m preaching and 11 00 a m Sunday school at both Rosebush and Center churches. Local items note visits by Francis Battle family from Owendale Canada and social calls among residents. A benefit party is planned by St Henry s Parish for April 25 at Cloverleaf Hall. Mrs Charles Sifton s funeral was held at the local Methodist Episcopal church with interment in Isabella township cemetery.

Francis Battle Owendale Canada Frank Battle John D. Stavely Pat Battle William Chard Mt. Pleasant Nannie Allen Ithaca Karl First John Varga Newark New Jersey Leonard Davenport Wood Hospital Clare Freda Jones Parish League of Women of St. Henry’s Parish Cloverleaf Hall Charles Sifton Rosebush Methodist Episcopal Church R. O. Thomson Isabella Township

Battlesite Homes in Boston Replace Slums near Bunker Hill

The Charleston public housing project, Boston's largest of four, includes 1 089 low rent homes on the historic battlesite of the Minute Men of 75. It overlooks the Bunker Hill monument and recently opened to replace over 1 000 slum shacks and tenements.

Battlesite Charleston Boston Mass Bunker Hill

Bolivar Cake Spiced Cookie Described as Old Fashioned

A Bolivar cake is an old fashioned spiced cookie described as a traditional Bolivar style treat with glasses and a nostalgic bite.

Bolivar

State Forest Camp Grounds in Houghton Lake

Three State Forest Camp Grounds line the Muskegon River in Houghton Lake State Forest. CCC enrollees clean sites each spring to ensure ready camps for Michigan residents and visitors. Camp Houghton Lake sits on US 27 twelve miles north of Harrison.

State Forest Houghton Forest Houghton Lake State Forest Muskegon River Conservation Department Houghton Lake CCC Michigan Camp Houghton Lake Harrison

Noisiest Street Corner in New York City

The corner at Sixth Avenue and Thirty four Street in New York is described as the noisiest in the world. It is said to be loud enough to render a normal person two thirds deaf for the duration of standing there.

Sixth Avenue Thirty-fourth Street New York City

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