Poison Bran Bait to Fight Grasshoppers in Michigan Fields
The Michigan State University entomology department urges northern Michigan farmers to kill grasshoppers with arsenite of soda bran bait before crop losses rise. The plan involves communal mixing, distributing bait at peak sun, and applying across large tracts to protect alfalfa and lawns while noting livestock risks from the poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Entomology Department
Michigan ‘State
Mt Office
YenDete Hatch
Frau Jgan
Upper Peninsula
Michigan Non-Resident Fishing Licenses Regulated
The law details six months before applying for a license, non-resident annual licenses at $2, wives may get licenses for 50c, temporary ten day licenses for $1, wives of temporary licensees for 5c, and non-residents may take or ship one day of legal fish out of state.
Benefit Ice Cream Social At Brown Corner Store Lawn
Friends of Roy Garver host a benefit ice cream social on Friday evening June 23 on the Brown Corner store lawn. An outdoor ball game begins at 6 45 for free entertainment with ice cream and cake priced at five cents. Committee invites helpers.
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Roy Garver
Brown Corner
Public Dance June 23rd Set by Advance Changer
The Advance changer announces a public dance on Friday night June 23 under new management. Tickets cost 250 with audience invited to attend and enjoy the event.
Clare Shipping Association Dates Announced
The Clare Shipping Association schedules shipping dates on Tuesday June 27 and July 11. Contact 220F24 for details. Dawnén, Shipper.
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Ghipning
Clare Shipping Association
Tesday
ti-Al Dawnén
Sentinel Readers Respond Briefly on Daily Question
Opinion column invites concise letters from readers with signatures and full addresses. Space limited to five hundred words, no personal remarks. Writers must sign their names and addresses to each submission.
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the Sentinel
Community Notices and Upcoming Meetings
Local readers are invited to phone 86 for event details. Dover Gospel Tabernacle holds Sunday services at 3 PM. W G T U meets June 27 with Mrs Krell. Ladies Union gathers next week Friday with Mrs Amanda Walk. Zenobia Chapter 60 HB meets monthly on the first Thursday.
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The
Dover
Ladies Union
Amanda Walk
HB. S
Rural vs City Streets Explain Clare Road Work Debate
Clare residents explain why cooperation with the County Road Commission has failed. Since April, Clare streets improved dramatically under local leadership using proper methods and limited new gravel. They urge county supervisors to replace the county commission to finish the road overhaul by next year.
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Helmes
Sentinel
Glare
County Road Commission
Clare
Thast
Board of County Road Commission
Clare County
Clare County Road Commission
Fourth Street
Board of Supervisors
Holmes
John Northon
Cars collide on McEwan Street Sunday afternoon
Dewitt Coone of Battle Creek had his new Oldsmobile badly damaged on the corner of McEwan and 4th streets when struck by a truck driven by Ronald Straight who attempted to cross VA 8 27 from U S 16. Coone and his son were returning home from a vacation at Houghton Lake while Straight was moving furniture from Riverdale to Marion. The other vehicle also sustained heavy damage.
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Dewitt Coone
Battle Creek
McEwan
4Th Streets
Ronald Straight
U. S. 16
Mr. Coone
Houghton, Lake
Mr. Straight
Riverdale
Marion
Legion Meeting Draws Sixty Attendees at West Branch
Sixteen members attended the Walter H. Larman Post meeting in West Branch with District Community Service Chairman Clare Bartlett of East Tawas and Bay City Chairman Rhea Donaghue. Attendees included Commander Leo E. Oden, James A. Clute, William D. Holmes, Wilber Ireland, Francis Jackson, James Lane, Omer Parent, Roy G Shumway, and Alexander B. Wyle. Unit members Elma Clute, Ethel Holmes, Mary Ireland, Belna Jackson, Ruth Parents, Audrey D. Willey, and Genera Willey also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea Donaghue
Bay City
District Community Service
Clare Bartlett
East Tawas
Walter H. Larman
Leo E. Oden
James A. Clute
William D. Holmes
Wilber Ireland
Francis Jackson
James Lane
Omer Parent
Roy G Shumway
Alexander B. Wyle
Elma Clute
Ethel Holmes
Mary Ireland
Belna Jackson
Ruth
Audrey D. Willey
Genera Willey
Ice Cream Social at the 1 C O F Hall
A homemade ice cream social will be served next Wednesday evening at the 1 C O F hall. Donation is 5 cents for credut and cake. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everstoily
Sam Offers Summer Piano Lessons By Appointment
Sam prepares to give piano lessons by appointment during the summer. Those interested should see me personally or call 2155S.
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Sam
Munor Baseball Benefit Social At Clare Event
A benefit social for Munor baseball will be held at Johnnie Siept's home two miles east of Clare on Wednesday evening June 28. Ice cream and cake will be served for five cents.
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Clare
Munor
Johnnie Siept
Eake
Notice to Public on Store Closure
Public notice states Whe Square Deal Peeed store will be closed until further notice. The message invites readers to use the Clare Sentinel classified liner for results and appears to be directed to customers seeking value.
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Paul
Nass
Wantea
Clare Sentinel
Recreational and Entertainments Pro grams for CCC Co 634
Recreational and entertainment programs for Civilian Conservation Corps Co 634 at west Tower station on US 27 ten miles south of Houghton Lake begin next week. Major A W Roffe reports public shows on Monday Tuesday and Thursday at seven. A mass singing stonyfest opens the week with 200 men, including war songs and college melodies. Tuesday features boxing and wrestling with eight to ten bouts. Thursday offers a vaudeville program with white and colored performers and harmonica orchestra. A weekly dance is planned at a Houghton Lake ballroom with guest invitations extended to young ladies from nearby towns.
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Civilian Conservation Corps Co
West
Tower Station
US 27
Houghton Lake
A. W. Roffe
J. W. Bollenbeck
Camp Custer
Houghton Heights
Roscommon
Prudenville
Harrison
Clare
Richard Groves Injured In Auto Accident Near Pratt's Corners
Richard Groves suffered a broken bone in his left arm just above the wrist when the car left the road north of Pratt's corners on a gravel shoulder. His father Thos Groves, a passenger, was uninjured. The crash was blamed on loose gravel along the temporary U S 27.
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Richard Groves
Pratt’s Corners
Thos. Groves
U. S. 27
Cooties Of Biddy Are Targeted In Henhouse Notice
An agricultural note from Wisconsin details a delousing method for hens and chicks plagued by lice and mites. It describes a nicotine based solution and a cleansing spray to rid the premises, advising careful preparation and cleaning to improve poultry health.
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Wisconsin Agriqulturist
Summer Feeding Boosts Laying Birds Profits
A Successful Farming writer warns that hens slow in summer still need high quality egg laying feed and a grain ration. Proper adult feeding sustains egg production, aids flock condition, and helps prevent molts, reducing losses and boosting profits for producers.
One Air Death in 9 Million Miles
A Commerce Department aeronautics report shows 9.113 million passenger miles per fatality in the last half of 1932, a rise from 3.070 million miles per fatality in early 1932, with broader stats on air travel, passenger totals, and postal trends. The piece notes a new government group including the Interstate Commerce Commission and the aeronautics branch.
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Washington
Aeronautics Branch
Department of Commerce
Air Commerce Bulletin
The
Aeronautics Bravery
Air Express
Canada
Latin America
United States Air Transport Operations
Iiterstate Commerce Commission
Commerce Department
Xeronautics
Classified Liner Seeks Lost Toy Beadle Pedigree
Lost toy beadle female white with black spots last seen near Clare area. Notify Mrs Hold Hitchcock at 114 W 1st Street Clare. Reward offered.
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Hold Hitchcock
1St Street
Clare
Noted American Ad Dresses Graduates Continue Page
The ceremony included a departure from the usual salutatory and valedictory with an Honor List of six graduates: Nelda Ruth Callihan, Maxine Clover Jones, Margaret Louise Cook, Alan Wilson Gerow, Lyle Wayne Atlen, Eunice Mary Bicknell. Principal W E Tichenor presented diplomas as Dr Mulder, School Board president, spoke on behalf of the board. Reverend Albert Daive delivered the benediction to close the memorable commencement.
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Ruth -Callihan
Maxine Clover Jones
Margaret Louise Cook
Alan Wilson Gerow
Lyle Wayne Atlen
Eunicemary Bicknell
W. E. Tichénor
Dr. Mulder
Albert Daive
Revival Meetings at Hatton Townhall Next Week
Revival meetings will be held at the Hatton townhall on Monday Pres day Thursday and Friday evenings of next week conducted by Rev. A. D. Telder of this city. An invitation is extended to all to attend and assist in this cause.
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Hatton Townhall
A. D. Telder
Livestock Listed for Farmers' Produce Shipment Dates
Farmers' Produce invites listings of livestock with shipping dates set for Tuesday July 4 and July 28. Contact PF. Géeck at telephone 139 for details.
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Britain
Geith Byrd Camps
England
Fordingbridge
Chas. Krell
Legion
West Branch
Conservation Civilian Corps
Biddy
Temple of Security
America
Philadelphia
Citizens State Bank
the Peoples Bank
Dr. Fisher
India
Queen Victoria
Rudyard Kipling
PF. Géeck
Mer
Nickle
Coldwater Lake Inn
Mt, Pleasant
Oo. D. Bayes Bakery
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