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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1942
Page
8
Farmers vote on wheat marketing quotas May 2 under the AAA farm program. Only affected growers may vote to ensure orderly marketing of a large wheat surplus. Non affected farmers are ineligible. critics say broad voting would skew results. Public appeal to defend democracy and support food production.
Clare area farmers debated an egg grading station at Clare with mixed interest. Only a few farmers attended the meeting while supporters warned of road agents and management pitfalls and noted proximity to Rosebush.
Farmers facing a 1 428 million bushel wheat surplus for 1942 43 will vote on marketing quotas to promote orderly marketing. The decision will influence how much wheat producers may market under wartime price controls and federal programs.
Michigan State College broadcasts on WKAR 870 KCs of 5 000 watts greet public morale questions. WEAR hosts faculty forums every Tuesday at 5 30 PM then a series of programs through March and April feature farm service hours nutrition in defense health and safety topics with calendars for March 27 to April 1 listing times and topics.
West Grant Mr and Mrs Rex Robinette and family dined with Mr and Mrs Huon Brasington Sunday. Mr and Mrs Walter Jerred and son Robert of Weidman called at Seeley Johnson home Friday. Kenneth Treitch of Clare visited Rex Robinette Monday evening. Miss Krell was taken to hospital for treatment and recovery is hoped. Kenneth Burrell visited Warl and Nard Robinette Monday forenoon. Cecil Warner called at Seeley Johnson home Sunday morning. Rex Robinette and Himer Godwin of Farwell took a trip to Detroit Friday.
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