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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1939
Page
16
Clare pounded out 23 hits and 28 runs with 2 errors as Bertha Lake failed offensively with no hits no runs and 7 errors in the game.
The Clare girls beat Bertha Lake 38 to 2 to resume their winning run. Bonnie Bauder pitched a no hit no run game while Betty Hampton went 5 for 5 at the plate. Sammy Liewhti cleared the bases with a third inning home run as Clare surged in the third.
The Clare Merchants secured multiple wins in a busy week. They beat a Rowley and Church league side from St. Louis 9 to 1 with strong pitching from Spencer, and then defeated K of P 15 to 2 behind 12 strikeouts and no errors. The team showcased strong fielding and powered by McConnell and Spencer. They plan further games including Hall Lumber Co and upcoming district softball playoffs in Alma and St Louis August 27 to 30.
Rev. I W Wyrick presides at morning services with Sunday School at 10 30 and preaching at 7 45. Tuesday prayer meeting invites all. Neighbor visits include Carpenter and Cook families from Allen Michigan Muirs record weekend in Harrison and Higgins family.
The article outlines diagnostic steps for tuberculosis including tuberculin testing X ray results and sputum analysis. It stresses history prior contact weight loss fatigue persistent cough fever and recent respiratory illness as clues and notes early diagnosis enables effective treatment.
Public health notice urges immediate consultation with a competent diagnostician for suspected tuberculosis. It warns that neglect leads to severe weakness, persistent cough, or vomiting blood, risking prolonged illness or death. Signed by V. Thiehoff M.D. Director Health District No. 7.
An essay recalls dusty attic violins tied to family legends and imagined Stradivarius status. It notes most labels imitate Cremona dating, true Stradivarius scarcity, and the rich aura of antique instruments. The writer vows to continue exploring their life histories.
Two carloads of thirty-eight Michigan Holsteins shipped from Pontiac to be shown at fairs nationwide. The herd displays the week of July 30 at Chippewa Falls Wisconsin then at LaCrosse Wisconsin State Fair the following week. It splits into units for Springfield Illinois and Sedalia Missouri the week of August 18 before reuniting in Detroit for the Michigan State Fair after showing at Minnesota State Fair Hamlin Minnesota and Ohio State Fair Columbus Ohio during the week of August 25.
The Land Economic Survey maps for the southern Missaukee county area near completion under Joseph C. Ferrari Junior Forester Camp Houghton Lake. Winter work covered major roads while minor roads and trails are now being mapped for fire fighting recreation and remote camping use.
The Weekly Newes appeared in London on May 14 1622 hiring boys to hawk papers. In America the first weeklies around 1754 used boys to deliver papers. The New York Weekly Mercury likely ran the earliest ad for boys to deliver papers on September 14 1761.
Agricultural Commissioner Himer A Beamer reports more livestock poisonings from plants during dry hot periods with scant pastures. Water hemlock Cicuta maculata is among the worst, alongside poison hemlock Conium maculatum wild black cherry Prunus serotina bracken fern Pleridium latiusculum and white snakeroot Eupatorium urticae folium.
Two sailors describe the ship’s chief as stern and tough at sea yet meek at home. Seaman First recalls a sharp tongue from his wife while Seaman Second notes the chief’s silent anger and hidden fists in his pockets.
The U.S. Agriculture Secretary named a three member Isabella County Farm Security Administration Tenant Purchase Committee to assist in administering the program. Members are Ray V. Hoyle, Regholt Haucke, and Proctor G. Hills. The panel will review applicants and recommend loans for eligible tenants to purchase farms, with preference for debt free owners who can provide a down payment. Applications are at the FSA office, 116 South Main Street, Mt. Pleasant.
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