First Run Maple Sap Superior For Making Of Syrup
Michigan maple trees are prepared for sap collection as wartime syrup demand grows. PF W Robbins outlines techniques for first run sap, equipment, and storage to ensure quality and legal weights. Prices for grade B and A syrup are given with guidance to obtain price regulations from the Office of Price Regulation in Grand Rapids.
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Maple Sap Superior
Forestry Department
Michigan State College
PF. W. Robbins
Michigan
Office of Price Regulation
Grand Rapids
Wood in the War broadcast series on WKAR station schedule
Michigan State College forestry staff present a Wood in the War program on WKAR 870 KC 5000 watts. Weekly broadcasts feature wartime wood uses and postwar prospects with F. H. Vogel and A. J. Panshin guiding the schedule from February to March including readings, farm markets, rural education and homemaker programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WKAR
Michigan State College
Michigan State College Forestry Department
F. H. Vogel
A. J. Panshin
War Board
Poultrry
Victory Gardener
State Agricultural Department
Michigan Department of Health
President's Salary Rules Contrasted by Constitution
The President earns 75000 a year and must pay taxes on taxable property he owns, but his salary is exempt from federal income tax. The Constitution forbids any increase or decrease in the President's compensation during the term for which he is elected.
Soil Only Plants Depend on Soil for Minerals
The note explains that plants cannot obtain minerals except from the soil, emphasizing soil as the mineral source for plant growth.
County Farm Machinery Ration Committee Issues More Implements
The Clare county farm machinery ration committee met at the county office in Harrison on February 19 and issued purchase certificates to local farmers for tractors plows manure spreaders mowing machines and other implements including two row cultivators disc harrows spring tooth drags and milking machines with multiple names and residences listed among recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Farm
Machinery Ration Committee
Clare County Farm Machinery Ration Committee
Harrison
Clare County
James Teale
Clare
Hmerson Herbart
Harrison Simmons
Albert R. Kinzel
Kasmer Krawczynski
Loran Nevill
Joseph Pfannes
Ezra Kuepfer
Forrest Leeth
Hammer Mill
James D. Murdock
Farwell
Herman Walters
Ralph Miller
Lewis Lockwood
Marion
John Laverty
Howard Brockway
Bernard Fitzpatrick
Birthday Party For Don ald Brown At Eighth Point Lake
Mrs Don Brown hosted a birthday party on February 13 at Eight Point Lake for her son Don ald and Betty Clark with twenty six guests. They enjoyed the celebration despite the bad weather and wished the honorees many happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Brown
Donald
Betty Clark
A. J. Marvin
Elmer McLane
Hillsdale
C. D. Smith
Lake
Wm. Feuchter
Pepper Players
Windover Lake Community Notes Brief Selections
Mr Zimmerman of the hotel and Dick Lyons visited Lansing for business Monday. Inductions loom as Lyle Henry leaves Tuesday for army service and Jack Lyons departs to an induction center. Mrs Esther Howey moves from Gaylord to Traverse City State Hospital, and Mrs Les Lewis returns to the University hospital in Ann Arbor. Mrs Lyons has three sons serving in the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman
Dick Lyons
Lansing
Roy Schugg
Kenneth Benchley
Mary Waldron
Reed City
Brill
Tom Cook
Weage
Lyle Henry
Esther Howey
Gaylord Sanitarium
State Hospital
Traverse City
Les. Lewis
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Jack Lyons
Lila Lyons
Sunday School and Weekend Socials in Long Lake
Mrs Myrtle Miller and family attended Sunday School and visited in the neighborhood. Weekend weather stayed beautiful. Thursday evening guests at Henry Norman home included Ralph Carey Lucy Jane Marlatt Jack Aberdeen Alma residents. Visitors to Fred Clark home last Wednesday included Leonard Swantz Jerry Brady Hd Brady Rouelle Clark and Fredric Clark who enlisted in the air corps and left for a Florida camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Miller
Henry Norman
Ralph Carey
Lucy Jane Marlatt
Jack Aberdeen
Alma
Fred Clark
Leonard Swantz
Jerry Brady
Hd Brady
Rouelle Clark
Fredric Clark
Fredric
Air Corps
Florida
David Bailey
Jack Bherdeer
Nes Puss Marlatt
Nor
Clare County AAA Seeks Big Gain in Hog Sow Production
Mrs. Fannie VanBuskirk reports on twelve farms in Clare County showing an expected 10 percent rise in brood sows for 1943 8. One farmer drops eight brood sows this year affecting the county total. The AAA aims for 784 spring farrowing sows and 794 fall litters, an 11 percent spring and 15 percent fall increase to aid national food needs and lend lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie VanBuskirk
AAA
Clare County
Robert C. Kleiner
Clare County Aaa
Family Visits Mother Amid Ongoing Arrangements
The report notes visits to Lucy Jane Marlatt by relatives, including her son and family, as part of ongoing arrangements following recent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Jane Marlatt
Lake George Baptist Church revival at Lake George Resort
Rev E E Redman preaches on deeper things of the child of God at 3 30 p m with Sunday School at 2 30 p m Kenneth Cowles Supt Special music featured Readers note local social items including visits and weekend gatherings among residents with families from Flint Midland Detroit Owosso Harrison and Lake George reflecting spring anticipation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake George Resort
Lake George
E. E. Redman
Kenneth Cowles
Community Visitors Highlight Local Week
Guess about everybody has been visiting the school this week. Rationing is mentioned as a likely topic. Families share Sunday visits with relatives including the Randis, Hladik, and Williams households. The article notes multiple calls and a family gathering to see a new baby, Billy Toe, with several nearby residents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Randle
Bertha Randle
Fred Zimmerman
Steve Hladik
Greenwood
Meal Bushong
Bertha Randis
Nettie Macklem
S Ginaw
M. P. Sowle
Wilbur Burns
Carl Williams
Charles Davis
Paul Zimmerman
Lloyd Edick
Clare
Joyce
Janicé Densmore
Avondales
Billy Toe
Lavern Barber
Asa Wilson
Coleman
Roy Schaar
Loomis
Elm Grove Church News and Local Notices
The Elm Grove church announces Sunday services at 8 00 p m and midweek prayer on Thursday at 8 00 p m. The column records the death of Gary Hari Kaul of Pontiac and notes funeral details, plus various visits, family gatherings, Red Cross work, and community remarks.
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ELM Grove Church News
Local Families Visit and Share Weekend Gatherings
Harvey Armentrout and family of Arthur visited his sisters the Strouses in South Sheridan and other relatives across nearby towns. Various couples and groups spent Sunday with family including Dull at Jeanette Kemp’s, with drivers recounting icy roads and towing incidents as they visited and hosted kin. Everyone is busy getting their No 2 ration cards this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Borst
Flint
Chag. Borst
Midland
Garrett Silover
R. HE. Hunter
Detroit
Roy Green
Harold
Grand Rapids
Rose Duross
George Clough
Hergenroeder
Lieu Sabin
Whitfield
Anton Billgren
Pontiac
Walter Hanson
Rose Newsom
Lake George
Farwell
John Cameron
Owosso
Miss Clair
Lyle Taylor
Roy Adams
Verne Braden
Chas. Shepard and
Max
R. B. Howard
Gary Hari Kaul
Vernell E. Kaul
Hari S. Kaul
Lakewood
Ohio
Wm. G. Kaul
Dearborn
Jack Rankin
Betty Welch
James McClung
James Welch
Doris Cotton
Red Cross
John Lang
Mae Aldrich
Maxine Messer
H. Bradley
Robert Loar
Virgil Newman
Glenn Poet
Ben Keinrath
Mt. Clemens Hospital
Sidney
Court
Arlene
Rollie
O. D. Robison
Nellie Jordan
Habhard Walters
Bay
Alma
Clarence Armentrout
Harvey Armentrout
Arthur
Strouse
South Sheridan
Tom Bradley
John Presley
Herrrick
James Bradley
Mann Baing
Ralph Lahgdon
Russell Grigg
Garmon
Harold Wesley
Pontilac
Stanley Schunk
Dale Hartman
John Hartman
Lola
Ross Lang
Harry Grigg
James Grigg
Allan Gerow
Bard
Rudolph Hildebrandt
Florence
Frances
Pronunciation guide for Russian leaders names
Guidance on pronouncing Maksim Litvinov, Mikhail Kalinin, and Josef Stalin. Focus on syllable emphasis: Litvinoff as Lit-vee-noff with emphasis on vee, Kalinin as Ka-lee-nin with emphasis on eel, Stalin as Yo-sef Sta-lin with emphasis on Yo and Stahl-een as Sta-lleen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximy Litvinoff
Max-eem
Mikhail Kalinin
Josef Stalin
Yosef
Stahl
China's War Losses Compared to Texas and Philadelphia Populations
A wartime report states that in battle with Japan China has suffered roughly as many killed and wounded as Texas has people, and more than three times Philadelphia's population. The figures underscore the scale of Chinese casualties.
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China
Japan
Texas
Philadelphia
Otter hunting ban ordered by Michigan Conservation Commission
The Director of Conservation recommends regulations and the Commission orders a one year ban on otter taking in Michigan from March 10, 1943, with Fox months and counties listed for limited dates. The order is signed January 12, 1943, by Chairman Joseph P. Rahilly and Secretary Wayne Osgood with counter-signature of P J Hoffmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Order OF the Conservation Commission
Otter
Conservation Commission
Mecosta
Arenac
Gladwin
Clare
Osceola
Joseph P. Rahilly
Wayne Osgood
P. J. Hoffmaster
Public Notice for Final Administration Account Durfee Estate
Probate Court of Clare County orders March 16 1943 hearing to examine and allow final administration account of Clarence M Durfee and Carrie I Durfee. Louis Durfee and Himary Durfee petition for distribution of residue. Publication in Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior to hearing.
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Louis Durfee
Himary Durfee
Clare Sentinel
Clare Common Council Proceedings February 1 1943
Clare Michigan city meeting records roll call approvals and adjournment. Finance and streets work noted with extensive snow shovel and plow time entries. Appointments to fill ward vacancy and standard bill referrals to finance committee recorded.
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Clare
Mich
City of
Archambault
Ald. Dunlop
Fleming
Feighner
Jones
Wyman
Time Tables Railroad and Bus Lines for Clare Area
Local timetable roundup lists Eastern War Time schedules for Amtrak lines, Pere Marquette, and Foster Bus Line with departures from Clare and connections via Lansing. Also includes Great Lakes Greyhound Blue Goose Lines routes to Ludington and other cities, Yellow Bus schedules to Saginaw and connections to Flint Pontiac Detroit, plus Dow Workers Base departures from Clare.
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Foster
Clare
Detroit
Chicago
Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Lansing
Great Lakes Greyhound Lines
Blue Goose Lines
Saginaw
Flint
Pontiac
Cadillac
Manistee
Frankfort
Dow Workers
Clara
Also Mentioned on This Page
Michigan State Radio
Clare County A.C.A
Eight Point Lake
Windover Lake
Long Lake
Doris Bosworth
Leslie Randle
Sheridan
Elm Grove
Said
George Bates
Clarence M
Carrie I. Durfee
OF the
Clare Common Council
Art
Damoth Ins
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co
Consumers Power Company
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
Martin Loomis
Henry Barton
Erwin Zinser
Clare Hi-Speed Co
Bob’s Garage
Johnston’ Elevator Co
Houghton Drug Store
Win
Parks Win
Parks Norm Lackie Co
Robinette
Frank Nesler
Fred Parrish
Art Thompson
Jack Bouchey
Henry Grover Willis Richards
Chas
Calkins
Bert Walters
Jim Jackson
Thos
Abbott Fred Parrish
Golden Clarence Kirkpatrickk
Ald Jones
Ald, Feighner
Bila Ben
Fittation Committee
Gas City Hall
City Hall
Coal City Hall
J. Squires
Me Fleet
Lela
Pany
Bob's
Hudson
Oldsmobile
Pontiag
Gas & Oi
R.A. Strange
Mt. Pleasant
Royal Akins
Hast
S. E. Gardiner
Christina M. Schutt
Niemeyer
Ciare
B. J. Sanford
Mcewan St. Clare
Donald E. Holbrook
West Fifth Street
H. J. Ballard
Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery
S. C. McArthur
M.D. Clare Hospital
Charles M. Wright Decorators, Inc
G. C. Born
D. C
Grill & White
R. Harter
South
North
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