Mail Train Schedules and Local Social Notes
Train times listed for No. 52 South at 10 52 AM and No. 61 North at 2 27 PM from Ann Arbor, and No. 1 West at 8 40 AM with No. 6 East at 4 03 PM from Pere Marquette. Local lodge and Pythian Sisters meetings held on the second and fourth Thursdays. Community notices mention guests, visits, and vacations across Saginaw Ludington Kalmazoo Crystal Lake Lake George and Flint with several family gatherings and hospital training updates.
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South
Pere Marquette
West
East
Local church services and meeting times listed
The notice lists activities for two churches: Church of God with Sunday School at 10:30 and morning worship at 11:30 plus midweek prayer and Bible study. and Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with Sunday School at 10:30 and social service at 11:30, with Women’s Department meetings biweekly at 2:00 p.m.
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Church OF God
Mary
Rosebush R-2
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
R. B. McGuire
Methodist Church Service Times
Rev Chas B Hahn leads church school at 10 45 and morning worship at noon The bell will ring at 10 15 16 45 for church school and 12 00 for worship plus sermon title Hope Thou In God full notice for parishioners
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Methodist Church
Chas. B. Hahn
Farwell Beats Bear City 2 To 1 In Sunday Tilt
Harold Lockwood pitched well for Farwell as they defeated Bear City 2 to 1. The win sets up next Sunday's game at Leaton.
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Harold Lockwood
Farwell
Bear City
Leaton
Rogers announce birth of granddaughter Carolyn Sue Spangler
Mr and Mrs William Rogers announce the birth of their granddaughter Carolyn Sue to Mr and Mrs Carl Spangler of Midland born July 17. She weighed eight pounds three and three quarters ounces. Mrs Rogers returned Monday from Midland reporting mother and baby in good condition. Mrs Spangler was formerly Ruby Rogers.
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William Rogers
Carolyn Sue
Carl Spangler
Midland
Bernice Stanley Goes to California to Study Voice
Miss Bernice Stanley youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs James A Stanley of Farwell has traveled to California for work and to study voice Her talent is praised as a promising future in music Others in Harrison area share weekend visits travel and family news including Supt Reynold Mick and William on trips and Pvt Loren Koontz returning to Camp Carson Colorado
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Bernice Stanley
James A. Stanley
Farwell
California
Bernice
Bert Knapp
Houghton Lake
Maud Utley
Gladys Vick
Louis Geé
Philip Woehstetler
Clare
Harrison
Francis Thomas
Billy
Sally Pearl
Flint
G. Lester Stinchcombe
Detroit
Reynold Mick
William
Williamsburg
John R. Moore
Lansing
Michael
Jill Lynne Hochstetler
Gees
Helen Kidd
Cadillac
Hugh Nelson
Plymouth
Ida Wardell
Blaine
William Ford
Saginaw
Eugene Fords
Loren Koontz
Camp Carson
Colorado
Mary Ellen Irwin
Fire damages Rockwood Tavern and equipment
Early last Thursday morning fire was discovered in Rockwood Tavern. Firemen and volunteers responded quickly and contained the blaze. The building and equipment suffered smoke and water damage, with the freezing unit, bar and floor affected. Reopening awaits redecorating and repairs.
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Rockwood Tavern
Rockwood
Livestock and Produce Prices From Clare Standish Auction 1943
Prices for wheat oats rye barley and various beans plus live poultry eggs and meats listed from Clare Standish Livestock Auction Yards on Monday August 2 1943. Markets show best beef steers heifers cows veal lambs and hogs with price ranges and grading notes for Rosebush Michigan buyers. Also includes egg market prices for Rosebush grading station and poultry figures for DR Brown and White pullets.
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Sama
Ashe
Clare Standish
Rosebush
Michigan
Eges by the Pound A New Egg Market Trend
A Texas A and M extension expert notes a shift to selling eggs by the pound instead of by the dozen. Consumers pay the same per dozen for very small eggs as for standard eggs, while producers receive no extra for larger sizes. Premiums depend on high quality clean infertile eggs properly prepared for market.
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Myrtle Murray
Home Industries
Texas A, and M
Miss Murray
Guidelines for Egg Handling and Marketing Practices
Eggs should be gathered twice daily and cooled before packing. Grade by size into small medium and large, candled, and sorted for defects. Pack with pointed end down and use clean packing materials. Avoid newspaper wrapping. Miss Murray recommends marketing eggs at least twice weekly to ensure freshness.
California Rabbits Lead National Production In World
California leads U S rabbit production with the Los Angeles area selling 1 600 000 pounds of rabbit meat in one year The U S Rabbit Experiment Station operates in Fontana California studying breeding fur and marketing Rabbits thrive in the West due to open air hatches Meat provides a strong protein source with lower fat and cost than beef or lamb Domestic pelts total about 91 000 000 pounds annually and demand for fur may grow California raises more Angora rabbits than any other state Some wool is imported and local home spinners have earned better prices by knitting wool into yarn sold to department stores
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California
Los Angeles
U. S
Fontana
Calif
West
Minerals for Hogs Feed Improve Pig Health and Gains
Minerals for hogs ensure constant nutrition leading to cheaper gains. Market hogs grow faster and brood sows produce thriftier pigs, with healthier hogs overall when minerals are used. A protein supplement mixing cottonseed peanut soybean meal with tankage or shrimp meal helps farmers fatten hogs using less sweet potatoes or damaged feed.
U S Brazil mobilize vast rubber drive from Amazon basin
The United States and Brazil launch a major effort to extract rubber from the Amazon valley to meet wartime needs. Plans include moving 50 000 workers, building infrastructure, and coordinating with agencies to boost output toward 50 000 tons in 1944 amid global supply concerns.
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Amazon Valley
Manaos
Brazil
United States
America
Amazon
Bolivia
Peru
Colombia
Ecuador
Venezuela
United Nations
Baruch
Joao Alberto Luns de Barros
Ceylon
Liberia
African Negro Republic
Firestone
Japan
Malaya
Netherlands East Indies
Amazon Jungles
Rubber Reserve Company
Board of Economic Warfare
Defense Supplies Corporation
Office
Inter- American Affairs
Defense Supply Corporation
Reichs Slave Labor Told How to Waste Its Time
Netherland workers drafted by Germany were urged to blow their noses to hinder the Reich's war effort. Radio Orange in London broadcast that proper blowing takes a quarter to a full minute, and 300,000 workers wasting time could total about 1,250 hours or 125 working days, effectively four months of Hitler's time erased.
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London
Hitler
Air Raid Shelters Locked During London Raid Dispute
London residents could not access air raid shelters during a daylight raid as shelters were locked. Home Secretary Herbert Morrison said locks were in place due to widespread misuse and damage by citizens, prompting Commons disclosure.
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London
House of Commons
Herbert Morrison
Fuel oil and tin can salvage notices for Clare city
No. 5 fuel oil coupons of the old series are good for 11 gallons each through Sept. 30. No. 1 coupons of the new series are good for 10 gallons each through Jan. 3 and should be used with definite value coupons for filling tanks. Tin can salvage collection occurs in Clare on the first Thursday of each month. Please prepare tin cans properly and place at the curb.
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Clare
Michigan
OIL Drilling Company
Box MM
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Rock Lake
Arnold Bringold and Son
Temple
Brophy
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Virginia Wiggins
Hurley Hospital
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Dryden
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Don Stinchcombe
Baby
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BASE
MT. Pleasant
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Samborn
Lependent Prod
Wyatt Cea J
Uee Go
Wena
L. W. Jackson Hogs
Indiana
Florence C. Weed
U.S
Reich
Michigan Electric
Don Litwiller
Mich
Farrow
Paul Leniney
Blue Grass Riding Stable
Herbert Anger
Harvison
W. C. Cornwell Ranch Co
Salhe
John Reakes
Grosvenor Ranch
Clare Sentinel
Albert Schug
Westinghouse
Marvin Witbeck
Broilers
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Hershel Schaar
Glenn Foster
Us-10
Karl Mavis
Long Lake
H. J. Hierholzer
Manuel Sutton
Aqie
Bernard Aberhart
John Densmore
Hattie Livingston
Glen Lower
Lutheran Church
Fred Timm
Arthur Weaver
Farwell Hotel
Farmall
M. OD. Drake
Barl Walker
Ocows
Arthur Dull
Philco
Don Reynolds
Sixth St. Clare
Joe Gibis
Scott Allen
Henry Magnus
Dover
Breens
5Th St
Dean Johnston
Franklin St
Ludington
Chester Richard
West State St
Fourth St
Shumway & Loomis
E. Sixth St
Fred Hudson
Fifth St. Clare
8Th St
Path
D. H. Mater
Jessie Gibbs
Seventh St
Red Durham
Clyde Marshall
Vanderwalker’s
Harrison and
Care
Peter Cameron
Clare Business District
Sentinel
Hlmer Osborn
The
Tam
Sentinel Office
Long Feed Co
Arts Poultry Farm
Arts Poultry and Eggs
Margaret Glass
Virgil Newman
Elm Grove
Lake
Alma
Swift & Company
Coleman, Mich
Fay McKenzie
Houghton’s Drug Store
Gladwin Stock Yards
Samborn’s Produce & Furniture Co
Swift’ & Co
South McEwan St. Clare
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