Michigan migratory waterfowl season rules outlined
The article details opening dates September 20 for rails and gallinules and September 1 federal opening dates, daily bag limits including ten ducks with one wood duck, twenty five mergansers, four blue and snow geese, and fifteen rails and gallinules. It also covers possession limits, open woodcock dates, and general restrictions on baiting decoys and shooting methods.
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Michigan
The
Conservation Commission
Upper Peninsula
Lower Peninsula
Conservation Department
Fruits and Berries Freed for Alcoholic Products
The War Food Order 69 restricting nineteen fruits and berries in alcohol production was lifted with effect August 25 by the USDA. The change aims to free supplies for military and civilian use as wartime needs diminish after Japan's surrender, removing prior authorization limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Japan
Card of Thanks for Mother’s Passing
The Abbott and Smith families thank neighbors and friends for support after their mother’s death. Special thanks to ministers Rev. Chas Kiekhardt and Rev. B Redman, the singers, pallbearers, and Mr Thurs ton for service. Mia Himer Smith and families George Abbott and families.
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Chas, Kiekhardt
B. Redman
Thurston
Nial Abbott
Geo. Abbott
Mia
Himer Smith
Veterans' Affairs Board Offers Land Preference for Vets in Metro Area
The Michigan State Land Board announced a veteran friendly policy allowing qualified veterans to buy state land at appraised value without competition for personal use. About 50 000 to 65 000 parcels lie in Bay Oakland and Macomb counties with most land vacant residential plots. Civilians face bidding and seven day waiting periods. Local counselors will issue eligibility certificates. Harold B Hughes serves as area counselor in Clare.
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Councils of Veterans Affairs
Michigan Office of Veterans’ Affairs
State Land Board
Bay
Oakland
Macomb
Gerald F. Mallory
Lands Board
Muskegon County
Bay County
All
Thumb
Land Board
Mallory
Atty
Harold B. Hughes
Citizens State Bank
Clare
Circuit Court Schedule Sets Harrison Session Tuesday
The court list shows multiple ward and township entries including Clare wards 1 2 and 8 led by Paul Zimmerman Ivan Feighner Art Walters. Harrison wards 1 2 led by Lavery Mathias and Donna Hec ker. townships Freeman Arthur Frost Frost and Greenwood with residents like Elgin Hickok Lilliford Hickhorn and Roay Cook plus others such as George Williams Francis Charette Loren Birdsall Gilbert Gagnon Ed Cady Nathan Bicknell.
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Clare
Paul Zimmerman Clare
Ivan Feighner
Art Walters Harrison
Lavery Mathias Harrison
Donna Hecker Harrison
Robert Burns
Arthur
George Williams
Franklin
Francis Charette Freeman
Elgin
Special Dedication Service at Baptist Church Sunday
A Sunday evening service at the Baptist Church on September 2 at 7 45 features a special dedication of babies. Parents will bring infants to the altar to place them in the Lord’s hands, with songs, messages, and special numbers.
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Baptist Church
Drum and Bugle Corps Equipment Return Notice
Walter H. Larman of Post 128 American Legion requests all owners to return Drum and Bugle Corps equipment and uniforms or inform Jim Clute. The corps plans to resume, so all gear must be located.
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Drum and Bugle Corp
Clute
Drum and Bugle Corps
Jim Clute
Walter H. Larman
American Legion
Harold Fleming Appointed Dealer for Red Speedwaxons Trucks
Harold Fleming is named dealer for Red Speedwaxons and heavy duty trucks in Claye county. A heavy duty tractor is on display at He Speed Station two blocks north of the Doherty Hotel on US-27. Since 1904 Reo builds America s toughest trucks. Stop in and look it over.
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Harold Fleming
Claye County
Doherty Hotel
Us-27
Reo
America
Frank Amos Family thanks supporters in bereavement note
The Frank Amos Family expresses gratitude to feuds and relatives and all who assisted during their bereavement, thanking everyone for support and kindness.
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Reddit
Hard facts on unemployment and pulpwood demand
A 1945 editorial urges solving the employment crisis as unemployment could hit five million by September and eight million next spring. It highlights the need for continued pulpwood production to avoid paper shortages, warning mills must secure wood now to support reemployment and postwar recovery.
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Harry S. Truman
Clare Hospital Joins Blue Cross Plan
Clare Hospital participates in the Blue Cross program with non profit status. The plan offers hospital services worldwide and is embraced as health security for Michigan residents, with one in four subscribing in six years.
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Clare Hospital
Blue Cross Plan
Blue Cross
Michigan
Clare
L. D. Richmond
Richmond
Michigan Hospital
Extra Copies of The Sentinel Available Each Week
Extra copies of The Sentinel will be sold while stock lasts and orders must be placed by Tuesday noon of the issue week. Copies not collected within thirty days will not be held for customers.
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Hixtra
the Sentinel
Aste
Public Auction Notice For Roy Joslin Estate
Roy Joslin will sell at public auction at the premises east of Farwell on Thursday September 18 starting at 1 00 p m. A list includes livestock poultry hay feed farm equipment and household goods. George Davison is the Auctioneer and Jeff Wilkey is the clerk. List appears in next week’s San Tid.
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Roy Joslin
Vettel
To Succeed By Boy Scouters Town Hall Meetings Set
The Valley Trails Council Boy Scouts announce four district Town Hall Meetings from September 17 to 20. Isa-Clare district gathering on September 19 at Mt. Pleasant High School runs 7 30 to 10 30 p m led by James D Leonard Emil R Pfister and Del Y Hewitt. Attendees should wear uniforms and engage in Scouting discussions with Otto G Nimtz from the Regional Staff expected to present Senior Scouting in all its aspects.
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Valley Trails Council
Boy Scouts of America
Isa-Clare
Mt. Pleasant High School
James D. Leonard
Emil R. Pfister
del Y. Hewitt
Emperor Hirohito and the Rise of Imperial Japan
The article traces Japan’s shift from military rule to imperial power after 1868, noting the mikado's descent from myth and his formal reign beginning in 1921. It portrays Hirohito as physically slight, politically limited, and a potential puppet of military leaders, with family details included.
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Japan
Mirohito
Reconversion: Next Job in peacetime shift after WWII
After V J day plans for rapid reconversion were discussed by President Truman and War Production Board Chief Krug. The WPB would push expansion of scarce material production, curb bottlenecks, control stockpiles, and allocate materials to lower priced civilian goods to maintain price stability.
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Truman
War Production Board
Krug
WPB
Simple Methods to Fight the Tiny Moth
The article warns that the small moth causes widespread damage to fabrics and furs each year. It urges homemakers to clean, use preventive chemicals, and store woolens properly to reduce losses. Washing or dry cleaning, brushing, sun exposure, and airtight storage are recommended.
Notice to settle bills for The Good Literature Club
Outstanding bills for The Good Literature Club must be contacted through Mrs G G Born or Mrs Marvin Witbeck before September 15 1945. The notice emphasizes war bonds as future security.
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Good Literature Club
G. G. Born
Marvin Witbeck
Louise's Flower Shop Moves into Park View Gift and Jewelry
Louise's Flower Shop announces relocation to 10 Houghton Building on West Fifth Street and opening tomorrow as Park View Gift and Jewelry Shop offering jewelry chinaware silverware watches and gifts to old and new customers. Shell Station Reopens at 208 McEwan Street under J C Ward with Shell products Auto accessories candy tobacco and groceries. New garage opening on South McEwan by Shafer and Defoy offering guaranteed repair and painting. Roosevelt Service Station on North McEwan leased by C M Barley with Roosevelt products and Goodyear tires. Reo truck dealer Harold Fleming appointed with heavy duty trucks and tractors on display at Hi Speed Station North Metowah Street.
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West Fifth Street
Park View
Shell Station
J. C. Ward
Lansing
McEwan, Street
Shafer and
Defoy
Ask John Gerren on Bert Greer farm hydrates river with well
John Gerren the boss on the Bert Greer farm reports growing four inches last week. Isom Shafer drilled a flowing well at John's cabin on the river bank, causing the river to rise two inches. He claims abundant water, two daily showers, and a horse gain of twenty pounds, with overproduction of irrigated strawberries.
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John Gerren
Bert Greer
Isom Shafer
John
Clare High football candidates report for first practice
Clare High School football candidates are to report for the first practice at 10:00 a.m. next Monday Labor Day morning. Wear old clothes as uniforms will not be issued until later in the week. Coach Don Richardson urges attendance.
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Clare High School
Lost ration books found at Hendrick Bros Market
Two No 4 ration books issued to Grand and Virginia Astleford of Clare are missing. Finder should leave them at Hendrick Bros Market in Clare.
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Grand
Virginia Astleford
Clare
Hendrick Bros
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Frank Amos
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Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Louise
Houghton Bldg
Clare County
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Annie Arrand
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