Gas tax refunds to counties cities and villages for 1948 second half
State Highway Department prepared vouchers for 1 275 000 to return to Michigan counties cities and incorporated villages as the 1948 second half payment under the 1934 extra session act and 1931 McNitt act. County totals listed include Clare Gladwin Isabella Mecosta Midland Missaukee Osceola Roscommon and others with varying amounts.
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State Highway Department
Auditor General’s Office
Charles M. Ziegler
Clare
Gladwin
Isabella
Mecosta
Midland
Missaukee
V F W Plans To Continue Building Project At Meeting
Barnes Cafe hosted a joint VFW Post and Auxiliary meeting January 26. Plans were made to start the basement as weather permits, with a card party February 14 at Hotel Doherty to fund the project.
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Barnes Cafe
V.P.W. ‘Post and
V.F.W
Doherty
Four from Clare to graduate Tuesday at Central College
Four Clare residents are among ninety nine set to graduate from Central Michigan College of Education at Mt. Pleasant on Tuesday February 8. Robert Douglas and Doris Maxwell will receive AB degrees, Hugh Maxwell a BS degree, and Ruth Swing a Permanent Elementary certificate. Mid year graduates may return June 17 for formal honors at the commencement.
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Central Michigan College of Education
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Robert Douglas
Doris Maxwell
Hugh Maxwell
Ruth Swing
In Memoriam Sally Kreiner Mourned By Family
In memory of our dear mother Mrs Sally Kreiner who passed away January 28 1948. Gone but not forgotten. Viola Mike and Myrna.
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Sally Kreiner
Viola
Mike and
Myrna
Wood Duck Nesting in Tree Cavities
The wood duck nests in tree cavities rather than on the ground choosing deserted cavities. The nest is built from sticks and plant pieces and lined with breast feathers from the builder.
Low Heat Cooking for Sausage and Bacon
Low heat keeps bacon and sausage moist and flavorful without drying or scorching. Cooking slowly prevents tough texture and reduces waste while ensuring thorough doneness.
DDT traces in milk from silage tested in Wisconsin
Tests in Wisconsin found minute DDT traces in milk from dairy cows fed silage made from pea vines dusted with DDT for corn borers. Researchers say the amounts are so small as to be not dangerous, and cows could be fed such silage with no evident risk to livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Crestview Toitilla Susan Sets U S Butterfat Record
Crest view Toitilla Susan a purebred Holstein dairy cow owned by Lakefield Farms Clarkston Michigan achieved a record butterfat total of 1118.8 pounds in a year milking twice daily. Susan produced nearly 1400 pounds of table butter during the year setting a new all time U S figure.
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Crestview
Toitilla
Lakefield Farms
Clarkston, Mich
U. S
Fall pigs thrive after summer pasture says Iowa study
Iowa State College swine specialists report fall pigs are stronger and more numerous due to summer pasture exposure. The advisory notes turkeys should avoid baking soda or salt in drinking water to prevent water belly in poults. Instructions warn to burn carcasses of animals dying from anthrax and to avoid opening them.
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Iowa
State College
Turkey
Pig Castration Practices Including Pasture Rearing
The text instructs castrating pigs after one week old and keeping them on grass pasture with no mud to reduce the risk of lockjaw infection. It emphasizes timing and housing to minimize health dangers.
Caution Urged in Feeding Salt to Poultry Flock
Pennsylvania State college warns that extra salt can curb cannibalism in a flock for a short period. Use two teaspoons per gallon of drinking water and feed only until cannibalism stops. Larger amounts can be harmful to poultry.
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Pennsylvania State College
Gold mining in Colorado faces near collapse due to pegged price
In Colorado, gold mining near-collapse is tied to wartime government control. Only about 230 mines remain active from over 1,000 before the war, with labor costs rising 47 percent. Cripple Creek and nearby districts show the hardest hit as pegged prices at $35 an ounce and wartime closures suppress production.
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Denver
Cripple Creek
Colorado Springs
Leadville
Alma
San Juan
Golden Cycle
Melvina
Gold Hill
Old Glorieta
Victor
Kicking Horse
Boulder
Mule Mourns Passing of Saddle Mare He Loved
CHARLESTON, 5. C. Capt. R. R. Doss, Pacific fleet surgeon in World War II, bought two saddle mares and a mule named Jim. Jim formed a strong bond with Nellie and mourned her loss after she died during a deer hunt day. He blocked handlers and stood by Nellie until she was buried, then guided away later.
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Charleston
5. C
R. R
Doss
Jim
Nellie
Physicians Report X Rays Remove Birth Blemishes
CHICAGO X rays are the best treatment to rid birth blemishes called hermangioma of the skin say three Philadelphia physicians In the American Journal of Roentgenology and Radiation Therapy they note blemishes may disappear spontaneously but small radiation doses increase the chance and over 20 years of experience results described as superior to other methods.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Eugene P. Pendergrass
James C. Katterjohn
James B. Butchart
American Journal of Roentgenology
Earth flat earth sect questions photos proving curvature
Zion New Jersey Catholic sect overseer Mintern rejects curvature proof from rockets. He notes former leader Voliva offered 5 000 for proof the earth is round and says the flat earth view rests on literal Old Testament readings. He doubts anyone will travel straight over poles between nations.
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Zion
White Sands Proving Ground
M .J. Mintern
Christian
Catholic Church
Mintern
Russia
North Pole
South Pole
Chile
Java
Ex Trolleyman Hurtles His New Bus Into Brush
Wilkes Barre reports ex trolley operator Andrew Ondash who drove a new bus off the road a ditch and into brush after years on the trolley. His bosses said it was all right and that everyone must learn sometime.
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Brush
Inventor Perfects Device To Detect Carbon Monoxide
Santa Maria California inventor William C Darby who nearly died from carbon monoxide years ago has created a detector that alarms when gas is present. The device uses a chemical sensor on a glass plate that discolor with CO exposure and a built in meter shows the exposure level. It samples air at a human breathing rate and signals danger with visible and audible alerts. Darby sees wide use in factories garages homes ships aircraft hotels mines and tunnels serving as a CO detector and fire detector.
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Santa Maria
Calif
William C. Darby
Darby
Manager defies bandit in crowded Omaha store
Amil Martin, store manager, faced a would be robber who flashed a pistol in the rear of the shop and demanded a bag of cash. Martin refused and told the bandit the robbery would have to involve the whole store. The robber fled after considering the crowded aisles.
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Omaha
Neb
Amil Martin
Martin
Mac
Shepherd Loses Flock In Fog Dogs Help Rescue
In LONG BEACH CALIF a dense coastal fog separated shepherd Francisco Rivera from his flock. He searched a blank world until officers joined the hunt. The sheep were found near Lakewood village five miles away, grazing under the guidance of Francisco’s two dogs who were unfazed by the fog.
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Long’ Beach
Calif
Francisco Rivera
Lakewood” Village
Francisco
Blood Typing Session at Rebekah Lodge Meeting
A technician from Clare Hospital assisted at a Rebekah Lodge gathering Tuesday evening by typing blood for members, assisting in a health service activity at the meeting.
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Clare Hospital
Rebekah Lodge
Kinde duo takes over Dale's Cab Service moves HQ to Lone
In this week's Sentinel the advertisers F. L. and S. W. Kinde announce they have taken over Dale's Cab Service. The firm will continue under the same name and relocate the cab headquarters to Loné, near Pine Cabins.
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F. L
S. W. Kinde
Sentinel
Dale's Cab Service
Loné
Pine Cabins
Mary Leonard at 91 Hopes to Live Another Year
Mary Leonard, aged 91 as of October 8, sent her renewal to The Sentinel last week and said she has enjoyed it. She is feeling well now and, if the Lord is willing, hopes to live another year at least.
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Sentinel
Mary Leonard
the Sentinel
Service Manager Attends Detroit School for Training
Bud Cunningham, service manager at Woodward Motor Sales, will attend Hudson Motor Car Company service school in Detroit from Tuesday to Friday to improve service through skilled management and staff.
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Bud Cunningham
Woodward Motor Sales
Hudson Motor Car Company
Detroit
Woodward
Judge loses scarf at church rummage sale
Municipal Judge Wm. B. Dunlop forgot his scarf at the Congregational Church during a social function. He later returned with the custodian to search for it, only to discover a rummage sale had occurred in the interim, so the judge now has a new scarf.
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Congregational Church
Wm. B. Dunlop
In loving memory of Meexvin Ropinette
Mr and Mrs Cos Rebinette and family mark the loss of their son and brother Meexvin Ropinette who was lost at sea on February 3 1943.
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Meéxvin Ropinette
Cos Rebinette
Fern Huen Beauty Shop Opens Under Dunlops
Luella Beauty Shop changes hands and becomes Fern Huen Beauty Shop. Open Monday to Saturday at 9 00 a m with evening appointments. Mrs Squires works Saturdays until June 1 when she will work steadily. Luella keeps regular appointments until June 1. Phone 89 for appointments. Fern Squires Elien Robinette welcome patrons.
Appreciation Note From James B. Akins
While in the hospital I thank the hospital staff for kindness and care my friends and neighbors for cards and letters the Balsley Sunday School for candies and fruit Rev Gordon Witmer and his wife for their visit and prayers James B Akins
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Balsley Sunday School
Gordon Witmer
James B. Akins
Skating Party at Gateway Promises Free Eats and Fun
Old roller fans and first timers are invited to the O.H.S. skate capers on Wednesday evening February 16 at Gateway. Prizes and free eats offered. Admission 60 cents.
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O.H.S
Gateway
Grateful Thanks From Patient to Medical Staff
To Dr. and Mrs McArthur and all the nurses for wonderful care. Grateful for flowers fruit candy cards letters visits and prayers in my behalf. Thank you all Mrs Von Walters.
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Mrs., McArthur
von ‘Walters
Thank you for support after my accident
Mrs. Bertha Cappaert expresses gratitude to Clare Hospital staff neighbors and friends for care and gestures she received during convalescence from a recent accident.
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Clare Hospital
Bertha Cappaert
Father Son Banquet at Methodist Church
The Father Son Banquet will be held Thursday night February 10 at 6:30 in the church parlors. Tickets cost 1.25 each. Ralph Cole is program chairman.
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Methodist
Béiquet
Ralph Cole
Father and Son Banquet Held at Congregational Church
A Father and Son Banquet is scheduled for February 22 at the Congregational Church. Organizers invite families to join for an evening of fellowship and activities.
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Congregational Church
Pie Social at the Weat Grant School
Pie Social announced for February 11 at 8:80 2.m. at the church basement with a short program. Admission details unclear but the event welcomes attendees and promises a friendly gathering.
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Weat Grant School
Js.grelcome
Aid. Setinday
Abrir Y & Amd
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Clare County
Central College
Memoriam
Wood
Cfoin
Bainetgerr
Scouts of America
THE
Citizens State Bank
Clare, Michigan
Maxima Shsubance Faneste
WM. H. Bicknell
Federal Reserve System
Federal. Deposit Insurance Corporation F.D.I.C
Main
Mt. Vernon
Grange
Riverside Grange
PIE
Cunningham Street
Clare Manufacturing Plant
Jack Young
Phyllis Abbott
Avon
Sylva Sowle
Farwell
Traverse City
Mich
John Lower
Brown Corners
Harrison
Kenneth Sprague
Harrison, Mich
Herman Rank
Dover
Pollen Hereford
T. J. Hoersch
Thos. Schroeder
Mary Pietsch
Dan McDonald
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