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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1937

Page

3

Roosevelt faces criticism over last minute Congress action

Washington observers note rushed passage of housing and tax bills with little debate as the 75th Congress nears adjournment. Justice Black receives his Supreme Court commission, leaving the Senate, while Roosevelt’s Don Quixote portrayal and Court-packing remains a point of contention within his party.

Congress Roosevelt Justice Black Hugo L. Black Supreme Court Senate Senator Black High Tribunal Democratic Party Don Quixote Washington Macaulay Mr. Roosevelt Fay Capitol Hill

Alfalfa Needs September Vacation to Guard Winter

Michigan alfalfa crops spanning 1.25 million acres require a September break after August cuttings to protect winter hardiness. S. T. Dexter says fall management, letting plants store root food, prevents winter kill. second cuttings should end by mid August and avoid September pasturing to safeguard next year’s yield.

Michigan Michigan State College S. T. Dexter Dexter

Absence Of Meningitis Not A Sign Of Safety In Rural Areas

Tri County Health Unit notes no meningitis cases in Health District 7 for over a year but warns against complacency. Epidemics spread in crowded conditions and can occur in rural districts, with fall and winter peak. Predisposing factors include fatigue, poor living conditions, and crowding in camps and mines. Vaccines lack proven preventive value. antisera aid treatment but not prevention. BH. V. Thiehoff, M. D. Director Health District Number 7.

BH. V. Thiehoff M. D

Garfield Grange Notes and Local Visits Across Town

Beatrice Smith returns from McArthur Strange hospital Mt Pleasant after surgery. Grant McLane makes a business trip to Mt. Pleasant. Henry Tryon of Marysville Washington visits son Stanley and family after a vacation with friends at Lake and Saginaw. W A Varley visits cousin Mrs Grant McLane and relatives, en route to Fort Worth Texas. Anna Johnson of Lansing visits aunt Mrs E Johnson.

Beatrice Smith McArthur-Strange Hospital Mt. Pleasant Grant McLane Henry ‘Tryon Marysville Washington Stanley Lake and Saginaw W.A. Varley Grant Me. Lane Saginaw Fort Worth Texas Anna Johnson Lansing Mis. E. Johnson

State to auction 40000 acres of oil lease rights in mid Michigan

Michigan Department of Conservation plans an auction in Lansing for oil and gas lease rights on about 40 000 acres of state land. Much of the land lies in Roscommon county with portions in seven other north central counties. Acreages include Arenac 3440 Bay 571 Clare 80 Crawford 640 Gladwin 8640 Midland 360 Otsego 2720 Roscommon 20760.

Lansing Wildcat Territory Roscommon County Arenad County Bay County Clare Crawford Gladwin Midland Otsego Roscommon

State warns on gold mining schemes in Michigan

Michigan residents and out-of-state investors are advised to consult authorities before funding gold ventures. R A Smith says consult Lansing office or university geology departments for free guidance on likelihood of paying gold in the state. Traces exist but commercial gold is unlikely. past fraud losses reached nearly 300000 dollars. Michigan paid 57 coyote bounties in July. 24 unpaid bobcat bounties from June bring monthly total to 630 dollars. Under a new law bounties for bobcats are no longer allowed.

Michigan R. A. Smith Lansing Michigan State College University of Michigan Lower Peninsula Dr. Smith Straits Canada

Master Trappers to Assist Livestock Owners and Ranchers

The department of conservation announces six master trappers to advise livestock owners and ranchers on coyote and wolf trapping. Trappers include Herbert Lenon Gulliver Paul J. Houlmont and Lawrence B. Manier Wilburn Adair Grant Thompson Orla A. Hayner. Assignments cover Marquette Roscommon and Atlanta regional offices. Livestock owners may seek special instruction.

Department of Conservation Herbert Lenon Gulliver Paul J. Houlmont Alpha Marquette Upper Peninsula Lawrence 8. Manier Wilburn Adair Grant Thompson Atlanta Orla A. Hayner Munich Roscommon

Trapper licenses available through county agents

Local county agricultural agents handle master trapper applications. Applications filed with regional conservation authorities. upper peninsula filings go to Marquette, lower peninsula filings go to Roscommon.

Upper Peninsula Marquette Lower Peninsula Roscommon

Deer hunters must wear legible and visible license tags

The legislature corrected the game bill to require deer license tags to be plainly legible as well as visible this fall. Previously tags only had to be visible. mud smeared tags and upside down wear were common issues now addressed by law.

Changes in Michigan conservation laws limit bait use by trappers

Starting October 29 a wild animal or bird under closed season protection cannot be used as bait in Michigan. The 1937 legislature approved this conservation law change. The article also notes the koala, called the Teddy Gear or Teddy Bear, is a beloved Australian animal seen in parks and in the bush, weighing about twenty to twenty five pounds when mature and obtaining moisture from eucalyptus leaves.

Michigan

Farther South Park Reaches New Southern U.S. Point

Everglades National Park in Florida extends farther south than any other U S section and lies about 350 miles south of Cairo Egypt marking a record southern extremity for the United States.

Fruit Can Canning Without Sugar Suggested By MSU Extension

Michigan State College home economics extension advises canning fruit without sugar to preserve color shape and flavor for later use. Juicy fruits should be canned in their own juice, with or without added juice from ripened fruit, and processed in a hot water bath for 5 to 20 minutes depending on density. Less juicy items such as apples peaches and pears may use minimal water to maintain natural flavor.

Michigan Home Economics Extension Service Michigan State Col‘Kee

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