Clare county weekly newspaper rate card and staff
The notice lists Clare County weekly publication details with office address 112 W Fourth Street Clare Michigan and staff names Alfred R Bransdorfer editor Paul G Schroeder associate publisher and Harold A Couturier plant production superintendent It also shows mail subscription rates for Clare County Isabella Gladwin Osceola Midland Mecosta elsewhere in Michigan and other states with prices from 4.50 to 8.00 dollars.
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A Tragic Mistake on Abortion Policy in Michigan
The piece argues against legalizing abortion in Michigan, asserting the unborn child is a real person from conception and calling abortion a form of murder. It questions motives of reform advocates and favors prevention, contraception access, and sex education over liberalization.
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Michigan
Marijuana Laws Fail to Curb Youthful Drug Use
Delta College Dean Palmer B. Kern argues that marijuana laws harm more than they help. He says suspended sentences still block voting rights and employment in many states, and that prohibition-era logic fails to deter youth. He urges addressing hard drugs and improving credible messaging.
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Delta College
Palmer B. Kern
C.P.A
Lice Control Guidelines For Dairy And Beef Cattle
George C. MacQueen explains that cattle louse infestations can hurt milk production and beef weight. Treat all animals, schedule a second treatment after three to four weeks, and choose spraying dust or rubbing methods based on dairy or beef use.
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George C. MacQueen
Clare County
Mr. MacQueen
The
Agricultural Authority
Children in the Picture from Dover School Era
Ellen VanConant now Mrs Earl Henderson of Vernon township and George Bryant of Vernon Hill appear with Ellen’s grandmother Mrs Phillip VanConant and his mother in a photo taken by Emory McLaughlin Dover School teacher. Henderson recalls teachers boarded for a dollar and a half per week while the Bryants lived nearby.
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Ellen VanConant
Earl Henderson
Vernon Township
George Bryant
Vernon Hill
Ellen
Phillip VanConant
Dover School
Henderson
Dover
Emory McLaughlin
van Conant
Bryants
Seven Things I Didn't Write About This Year
A humor column lists top seven ideas never printed, including a beard scene with Ann Landers, a sister's past engagement, a custody ruling in Port Huron, Saturday Mass versus Sunday, consumer mail from Marathon Oil and Standard Oil, wartime optimism versus news, and a reader’s demand for crosswords, all ending with Onward and Upward.
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Ann Landers
Port Huron
Cear
Halford Streeter
Judge Streeter
Catholic Church
Marathon Oil Co
Standard Oil
Agnew
Viet Nam
TWA
Milliken calls for 20 point plan to curb pollution
Governor William G. Milliken outlines a 20 point action agenda to fight pollution in Michigan. He urges environmental standards, stricter enforcement, timetables for cleanup, offshore drilling ban, litter controls, school curriculum inclusion, and a citizen anti pollution effort to involve all sectors.
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Milliken
Great Lakes
Citizens
New Detroit Committee
Detroit
Let's Try Presidential Primary in Michigan Opinion
Editor Richard L. Milliman argues for a Michigan presidential primary to broaden political participation and give voters direct candidate choice. He notes past Romney campaigns show higher citizen involvement with primaries and suggests legislative or statewide action, despite costs and varying delegate binding.
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Michigan
George Romney
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Romney
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