Letters From- Boys in Service Bond Purchase Note
A World War II letter from Sgt Royal Kleinhardt to Harley Holt describes the first Clare county order for a 100 dollar War Savings Bond from Africa. The message recalls Tunisian campaign moves, front lines, and requests delivery of the bond to Harley for Dad.
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Harley “Happy” Holt
Royal Kleinhardt
Clare County
Africa
Royal
Sgt
Royal Kieinhardt
New York
N. Y
North Africa
Harley
Cassertia
Kasserine Pass
Jerry
Gafsa
el Guatter
Mateur
Tunis
Dad
Letter From North Africa Describes Rest Camp and Frontline Duty
Staff Sergeant Upton Tupper writes from North Africa about a rest camp, a new job, and campaign ribs awarded by the squadron. He recalls Algires Tunis and Oran visits, landings on a memorable Sunday, and action at Kasserine Pass. He notes censorship loosening, beach access near the camp, and eagerness to return home despite continued overseas service.
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Sargeant Upton Tupper
North Africa
Algires
Tunis
Oran
Kasserine Pass
Sentinel
Michigan
Upton
Americans Read Papers Daily Newspaper Disparity Noted
The United States possesses nearly ten times as many daily newspapers as the next highest country, reflecting a vast domestic press landscape.
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United States
United States Civil Service Opens Automo tive Mechanic Posts at Rock Island
The Civil Service Commission announces openings for an automotive mechanic in the War Department at Rock Island Arsenal Illinois. Applicants must have reached age 48 by filing. no maximum age limit. Forms available from the Secretary U S Civil Service Examiners Rock Island Illinois or the Seventh U S Civil Service Region Chicago Illinois. Applications accepted until needs are met.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Ordnance Service
War Department
Rock Island Arsenal
Rock Island
Illinois
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Seventh
U. S. Civil Service Region
Post
Chicago
Civil Service exams offer storekeeper and junior inspector posts
Opportunities for a storekeeper in the Alcohol Tax Unit Michigan Ohio with pay 2000 to 2600 a year and junior inspector 1800 to 2160 a year. 23rd birthday. Applications from Detroit Cincinnati Chicago offices and any Michigan Ohio post office. Forms due when needs are met.
Up Your Savings for War Bonds Payroll Plan
U S Treasury urges Americans to boost war bond purchases through payroll savings to fund postwar justice for Tojo and allies. It asks families to calculate monthly living costs and family income, then allocate at least ten percent as a starting allotment to bonds.
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Tokio
Tojo
U. S. Treasury Department
Mexican huaraches become major U S footwear imports
Mexican huaraches have grown into a sizable industry and now supply the United States as the largest foreign footwear source. Imports exceed 750000 pairs annually, with wholesale value around 1.6 to 2 million dollars. Most shoes are handmade in small workshops with small manufacturers pooling output for sale in the United States.
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Mexico
United States
Withholding Deductions Rates in Revenue Office Tables
The table notes that withholding deductions may slightly exceed the revenue office tables due to average rates shown in brackets. It explains variability in applied rates and reference points for calculations.
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Revenue Office
July 4 Lesson Subjects and Scripture Texts
A brief note lists lesson subjects and scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission for July.
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International Council of Religious Education
Freedom through faith in a nation bound
A sermon ties Independence Day to Exodus lessons on bondage and liberty. It frames prosperity as a potential trap, notes Israel's harsh bondage, and urges trust in prayer. It argues persecution refines faith, disciplines believers, and draws them to God for deliverance.
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Jesus Christ
Calvary's Tree
Satan
God
Jacob
Israel
Egypt
Joseph
Sanitation Aid to Cutting Hog Losses
Disease control relies on farm sanitation to prevent losses from mange swine erysipelas hog cholera worms and swine pox. University of Illinois findings warn swine pox signals broader herd problems and advise against using hog cholera virus as immunization where pox is extensive.
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Laboratory of
Animal Pathology and Hygiene
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Hog health and sanitation practices for pigs
The text describes how mange and pox spread among pigs via the hog louse and mites. It recommends cleaning farrowing quarters with boiling lye water, spraying with cresol, washing sows before pen placement, and moving pigs to clean pasture to reduce disease and improve weight gain and thrift.
Agriculture in Industry
In Iowa and Texas poultry figures top the nation with 1928 farm chicken totals at about 475 million, while bird by products increasingly find uses. Potential gelatine from legs and glands, feathers for plastics, dried egg products, and shells for feed or fertilizer are discussed as nonfood and industrial applications.
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Iowa
Texas
Stepping Up Egg Yield Feed For Laying Hens
A historic guide advises a high yielding laying mash for hens. It specifies 200 pounds ground yellow corn 100 pounds wheat bran or rice bran 100 pounds meat scraps or shrimp meat and 100 pounds ground oats. If meat scraps replace shrimp meal add one pound salt. One hundred hens consume 23 to 25 pounds of this mix.
Why Be a WAAC By Sgt Aurelia M Ritivoy
WAACs take on 25 highly technical jobs from bombsight repair to weather observing and parachute rigging once done by men. They serve in radio, clerical, and administrative roles across nine Army commands and in ground force support. WAAC units operate at 83 posts and bases, reflecting the soldier’s demand for faster, necessary service.
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Aurelia M. Ritivoy
WAAC
Waacs
Army Air Forces
Army
Lake News and Social Notes at Lake Township
Wyrick leads Sunday School at 10 and P A Oman preaches at 7 30 in Lake School Building. Many residents visit relatives and attend gatherings. list includes Mr and Mrs Lloyd Close Mrs Cohen Mr and Mrs Summers Mr and Mrs Muir and more with travel from Midland Detroit Bowling Green Piint and Traverse City Clinic visits noted.
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P. A. Oman
Lake School
Jesse Summers
Farwell
Sam Muir
Virgil Oman
Detroit
Peter Oman
Hail Bauder
Midland
Perl Tryon
Earl
Lester Halstead
Stanley Oman
Calvin Tryon
Godfrey
Charley
Hazen Beck
Gerald Mayball
Piint
Hazel Scott
Geo. Scott
Robert Jones
T. H. Brooks
Andy Glen
Tommy
Bowling Green
Ohio
Bert Scott
Andy
Frances Varney
Fredrick Scott
D. Artibee
Bobie
Traverse City
Millard Scott
Big Rapids
Steve Watkins
Norma Mason
Dewy Guston
Saginaw
George Scott
L. R. Perkins
Windover Lake
Annual Clare school election meeting July 12 trustees chosen
The Clare school district holds its annual meeting at the school Monday evening July 12 at 8 o clock to elect two trustees to fill the vacancies of Edward G Johnston and Dr Frank W McKnight and to attend to other business. George J White Secretary. 3912
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Clare
Edward G. Johnston
Frank W. McKnight
George J. White
Bowling Alleys Open Weekends and Evenings at Clare
The Clare Bowling Alleys plan to open Saturday Sunday and Monday evenings. If the weather stays cool they will extend hours to Thursday evenings and weekends.
Farwell Rural Agricultural school trustees election
The annual election to elect two trustees for three years will be held at the Surrey town hall on Monday July 12 1943. Candidates are Walter Smedley and Martin Graves. The meeting and secretary’s report reading start at 2 30 p m. Bernard Schofield secretary.
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Farwell Rural Agricultural School
Surrey Town Hall
Juy
Walter Smedley
Martin Graves
Bernard Schofield
Card of Thanks from the Myers Family
Words fail to express our sincere thanks to all our friends for their kindness and sympathy at a time when it was greatly appreciated. To the minister, singer, Masonic Lodge and undertaker, to all we are very grateful.
Lincoln Langworthy Auction Near Clare Apron Farm
Lincoln G Langworthy offers a double sale at the premises six miles north of Clare on US 27 and six miles east or four miles south of Arthur town hall on Thursday July 16. The list includes livestock implements poultry and other items. List to appear in next week's Sentinel.
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Lincoln G. Langworthy
Clare
Arthur Town Hall
Sentinel
Appreciation note from Aura Carncross to Hagle community
Mrs. Aura Carncross thanks friends and neighbors for kindness flowers and cards during illness and expresses gratitude to the Hagle community for a lovely plant.
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Hagle
Aura Carncross
Thanking Friends and Family for Support During Illness
Mrs. O. H. Birdsall expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for cards letters and flowers while ill and hospitalized. She also thanks the doctors and nurses at Samaritan Hospital for their care.
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Samaritan Hospital
In Memoriam for Allack H B Stittsworth
In memory of our dad and grandfather Allack HB Stittsworth who died June 30, 1942. Mr and Mrs Emery Bonham, Roger and Virginia express their remembrance on this anniversary.
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Allack HB. Stittsworth
Emery Bonham Roger
Virginia
Retiring Residence Ad Near Clare for Convalescents
An elderly and infirm convalescent residence advertises care at a location eight miles west of Clare or one mile east of Farwell on US-10. Managed by Mrs. Rose Morrow Whatever. The Clare Sentinel notes available care options and invites inquiries.
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Clare
Farwell
Us-10
Rose Morrow
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