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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1947
Page
10
American farmers face higher calf deaths than necessary. Prevent losses with vigorous disease-free breeding stock, brucellosis control, balanced nutrition with Vitamin A, clean maternity stalls, and strict sanitation. Prompt veterinary care and isolation curb scours. dry, ventilated quarters reduce pneumonia risk. Focus on prevention and consistent care.
Clare Mich April 10 1947 regular meeting approves licenses and permits including Class C licenses for Joseph Bregiel and Doherty Hotel Co dance permit, sewer petition and building permits for Loomis Brinkman and White, canvasses April 7 1947 election results, and approves bills and appointments. Mayor Randall and Aldermen Mussell Fleming Lehr Schultz vote.
Philadelphia scientists led by Dr. Ralph G. H. Liu report a method to fire proof cotton fibers while maintaining strength. The team explored four attack routes, including enzyme inhibition and changing cellulose shape, with promising results for wool anticipated.
The Tass broadcast reports Russia develops passenger trains buses and cars with revolutionary framing and high speeds. A transport institute prototype bus carries 50 passengers and reaches 120 mph using an air blast aircraft engine. Soviet factories may produce frameless autos steered by rudders by the end of the five year plan with lower fuel use.
The U S Rubber Company, a member of the big four, reached a company wide contract with the CIO United Rubber Workers covering about 30 000 employees in 26 plants. The agreement marks a first in the industry as wage talks begin between the union and the companies.
The May 4 lesson outlines subjects and scripture texts selected under permission from the International Council of Religious Education. It notes the materials used are copyrighted and provided for use by permission.
A sermon outline notes Rehoboam's misrule and the resulting revolt as a warning on pride and poor counsel. It stresses listening to reason, seeking guidance, and the impact of rulers on nations, urging readers toward prudent decisions and faith in divine timing.
A record of Sunday and weekend calls shows the Ramey Clare residents Clarence and Mrs, the Erter family, Leis and Haring trout fishing, Tice and St Johns visiting at Weidman, plus visits to Mt. Pleasant and Coleman area homes. Several families including the Atkinson and Lennox households hosted and visited friends and relatives throughout the weekend.
A skillet heated over an open fire can be cleaned of smoke stains without scouring by rubbing with a meat coating of soap before its first use.
Probate Court of Clare County orders hearing for petition by Albert H. Miller to grant administration of the Brown estate to Judd Brasington or other suitable person. Hearing set for May 23 1947 at 10 am at the Harrison Probate Office with public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel.
Railroad time tables list No. 52 South 10 49 A M and No. 61 North 2 30 P M daily except Sunday at Artur R Harter agent. Transit lines include Great Lakes Greyhound stops at 115 East Fourth with routes to Detroit St Ignace Reed City and more and Yellow Bus routes to Saginaw Cadillac and Manistee. Dow Workers Busses depart Clare at 6 20 A M and 10 20 P M daily with additional run at 10 20 P M.
In Michigans Probate Court for Clare County a petition by Nancy E Kuster seeks license to sell the estate of Mary C Mark deceased. A hearing is set for May 19 1947 at ten in the forenoon at the probate office. Publication in the Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks is ordered.
Notice announces a May 6 1947 referendum on creating Clare County Soil Conservation District with a three director election. Eligible voters are land occupiers of three or more acres outside cities. Absentee ballots available via Eugene Baumann. State Soil Conservation Committee directs proceedings.
Clare Bontinel filed a newspaper printed patent with George Bates of Atri. The notice appears dated the 29th and outlines filing details and involved parties.
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