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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1943
Page
9
Farmers nationwide will register at local War Club leaders homes on Tuesday January 12 to outline 1943 farm production goals and manpower needs. Leaders will explain the registration forms and host a 4:00 pm national broadcast from Washington on farm supply projections and labor planning.
In Huon County Michigan figures by Emmett Raven and George Kuhn show a good acre of beans can feed 180 soldiers for a year while a well cared for cow feeds 214 soldiers. A yearly food supply for one soldier includes 730 pounds of dairy products 630 pounds milk 75 pounds butter 25 pounds cheese 390 pounds fresh vegetables 315 pounds cereals 261 pounds meat 199 pounds fresh fruit 140 pounds
The text compares dairy, meat, sugar, beans and vegetables from good and poor farms. It cites figures like 730 lb dairy products per Soldier per year and 180 soldiers fed by one acre of beans with proper care, plus 30 soldiers per beets acre, and 11 soldiers per brood sow with good care. It uses 1941 figures from Huron county farms to illustrate production differences.
Michigan State College farm management dept led by H B Hill will broadcast a two month series starting Monday January 11 at 5 30 pm on WKAR 870 offering farmers guidance on using farm records for federal income taxes. Program lists include Farmer services and state department segments through January 13 with daily schedules.
The timber products industry is the predominant industrial employment in nine states, including Washington, Oregon, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Florida, Idaho, Montana and New Mexico.
The name Bull Moose arose from Theodore Roosevelt's remark that he felt as fit as a bull moose. Cartoonists used the animal to symbolize his presidential bid with the Progressive party, making him the Bull Moose candidate and the party the Bull Moose party.
A note lists that January 10 lessons include selected subjects and scripture texts. It mentions copyright by and permission through the International Council of Religious Education.
Nicodemus seeks Jesus in Jerusalem during Passover and learns that regeneration is needed to enter God's kingdom. The sermon explains the necessity, nature, and method of new birth, emphasizing faith in the Son of God and the universal offer of salvation to all who believe.
Public notice of a bill to quiet title filed by Wilbur and Adah Brattin against George E. Cimmerex and unknown heirs in Harrison Michigan. The court orders publication for six weeks and publication to inform all unknown heirs and assigns to appear within three months. Land described is Block 39 consisting of lots 1 to 8 in Toman's Addition.
Community church page lists 10:00 a.m. song service and devotion led by Andy Philips, 10:30 a.m. sermon Witnesses and the Christian race, Bible School at 11:00 a.m. with Alvin Wood teaching Jesus instructs a Great Teacher. Notices also mention local visitors and a furlough visit from LaMonte Mee Alvey and family.
The text notes Anna Woleanor Roosevelt as Mrs. Roosevelt, daughter of Elliott and Anna Hall Roosevelt, with her father a brother of Theodore Roosevelt. It adds that "T. R." and "F. D." were fifth cousins.
Proceedings of the Clare County Road Commission board met in Harrison on December 3 1942 and December 18 1942 with Chairman Sam Bruce presiding. Members Bruce Bowler Tiedeman attended. minutes payrolls and bills were approved. a petition from Hatton Township for road grading was received and scheduled as a spring project.
The notice lists railroad timetables and bus routes serving Clare including Eastern War Time schedules for ARBOR and PERE MARQUETTE lines. It details FOSTER BUS LINE departures and arrivals from Clare, connections to Detroit Chicago Battle Creek and Kalamazoo, Great Lakes Greyhound Blue Goose Lines routes to Ludington and other towns, Yellow Bus Line schedules to Saginaw Cadillac Montague and Frankfort, and Dow Workers Bus times. It also notes a camouflage paint made from soybean protein used for camouflage.
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