Clare County Farm Report Weighs on 1943 Production
County agent Paul Gibson examines how Clare County farmers fared in national farm registrations, noting northern townships led in mobilization. The piece discusses soy bean meal shortages, dairy production prospects, and methods to boost 1943 milk output through alfalfa, bone meal, and adjusted rations.
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Clare County
Department of Agriculture
Copenhagen
Miitler
Michigan
Unclear Crop Notes From Fragmented World War Era Text
Fragmentary OCR text discusses farming, feeding, and wartime production. It references farmers, cows on a diet, and ideas about improving feeding for greater production, but contains garbled phrases and missing context. No clear events, dates, or names are available.
Michigan State Radio Highlights on WKAR 870 KC Schedule
WKAR at Michigan State College presents a Saturday through Wednesday lineup of dramatized fairy tales and programs sponsored by the Spartan Women's League. Daily and weekend slots include Radio Reading Circle Farm Service Hour War Board News Michigan Cities Poultry Question Box For Homemakers State Grange Farm and Home Music of the Masters Children’s Stories Rural School Music Farm Income Taxes Geography in the News Home Safety Our Children Go to School Civil Service and more.
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WKAR
Spartan Women's League
Michigan State College
Priday
Reading Circle
War Board
State Grange
State Agricultural Department
Michigan‘Department of Health
Civil Service
Parents Guests of Clare PTA Monday Evening
The report describes a Monday PTA program with student performances by Delores MRainwater and Barbara Hearns, piano accompaniment by Vena Lee Gillespie, and Geraldine Leroux’s chorus. Superintendent Bates extols parental support for the school fitness plan, with Coach Leo Brown detailing activities and equipment needs for gymnastics and obstacle courses.
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Europe
Pacific
Joanne Richard
Brown
War Workers Help Drive War Goods Output
About 800000 workers in the war converted automobile industry produce more than one sixth of the total value of war goods.
Censorship Office Urges Caution in Mentioning Troops
Washington warns reporters not to reveal troop units ship names or locations in war coverage. The Office of Censorship says even small slips can aid enemies by creating a clearer picture of American military strength abroad. Reporters should protect units and sensitive details while reporting personal experiences.
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Office of Censorship
Washington
Nazia
Australia
U.S.S
Wisconsin
Mediterranean
North Africa
WAAC Enrollment Opens to All Women in Michigan
Major Archie B. Whitlow, district recruiting officer, urged Michigan women to join WAAC saying prior training is not required. He noted WAAC offers many roles from accounting to weather observing with pay starting at 50 dollars monthly and potential increases to 138 dollars plus full maintenance clothing and medical care.
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Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
Archie B. Whitlow
Michigan
Women's Army
Waac Army
Auxiliary
Army
Waac Jas
Whitlow
Vernon City Socials and Family Visits Noted
A string of visits and arrivals fills the Vernon Clare and Mt. Pleasant area as residents drop by relatives and attend events. Notables include Mrs. C. G. Ogle calling on Mrs. Margaret Briggs, trips from Sheridan for Milton Homer’s funeral, and gatherings with the Bolen and Heiser families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Ogle
Clare
Margaret Briggs
Thomas ‘Bolen
Howard Penrose
Sheridan
C. A. Heiser
Lansing
Milton Homer
Hila Heiser
Martin Heiser
Arthur Sheets
Temple
4. H. White
Bertha Owens
Warren Heiser
Etta Howard
Mt. Pleasant
Bert Glass
Gilmore
Will Hendrie
Vernon
Jones Hendrie
Thomas Bolen
Fred Irwin
Roy Neepher
C. A. Powlison
Lake
Riday
And
John Schultz
Lorraine
Sandra
D. W .Osborn
D. W. Arteliff
Fordville
Margaret. Briggs
Frank
Bowen
Gladwin
Clare Chamber of Commerce Reaches Eighty
The Clare Chamber contemplates a busy year with committees formed to guide work and spring recruitment of visitors to natural recreation grounds. Officials emphasize aiding the war effort through coordinated community effort and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Chamber OF Commerce
N. G. Tibbits
Homer Douglas Schofield
A.B. Howlett’ Davis Poultry
A. Lamborn
Jos
Naumes + Bréwerard
Thompson
Varidewarker
É “Gay
Bob's Garage
Chamber‘ of Commerce
Newly Installed Noble Grand Presides at Lodge Meet
William Harger, newly installed Noble Grand, presided at his first lodge meeting Monday evening. Other new officers were installed in their stations. Plans for the year’s work were discussed. Several members attended Farwell Wednesday evening for joint degree staff practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. _Harger
Noble Grand
Farwell
Townsend Club Elects Clare Townsend Club No 2 Officers
Clare Townsend Club No 2 met at the D. D. Harvey home last Thursday. Mrs. Harvey presided and led a successful business session during which all officers were re-elected for the coming year. A pot luck lunch followed the meeting.
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Paul "Gibson
Thayers
Clate
Wwel
Ares
Ios
Rome
Beard
Michigan State
Clare P.T.A
WAAC
Vernon City
Ste
North Star Grocery Company
Kretschmer
Sunkist
Michigan Bell Telephone Company