Catholic Church Schedule Rev George Flanagan
Rev George Flanagan announces a faster Mass at 8:00 o clock for parishioners and local attendees.
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George Flanagan
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
3
Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School Time
Sabbath School session of the Seventh Day Adventist church meets every Saturday afternoon at 1 50.
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Seventh Day Adventist
German and English Worship Services at St. John's
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran hosts German services at 9 45 a m and Hmelish services at 10 46 a m led by Pastor Westendorf.
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ST. John's EV
Hmelish
Church Schedule Highlights with Rev H B Johnson
Rev H B Johnson leads 10 15 morning worship and 11 15 sunday school with BH Zemmer as superintendent.
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H.B. Johnson
BH. R. Zemmer
Regular morning worship and evening sermon
Reverend A. P. MacDonald leads morning worship at ten o clock with Bible study at 11 15 led by Miss Laura Thompson superintendent Evening services begin at 7 30 with the subject Abraham.
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Laura Thompson
McCrea Pastor Leads Welcome Church Schedule
Laura M. McCrea is pastor at the Sixth and Maple Street church welcoming everyone aged 18 and over. Sunday School at 10706, preaching at 11:00, Wednesday 7:30 prayer, Young People's 6:30, Sunday evening 7:30.
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Sixth and
Maple Street
Laura M. McCrea
Clare Methodist Church Sermon Schedule
Pastor W. W. Hurd preaches May 19 morning service on The Glorified Face and evening The Sin of the Solemn. May 19 at 1:30 P M topic The Glorified Face. May 26 morning Is Justice Blind evening Is there Such a Place as Hell.
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Hell
Ducks nest and pheasant observed in Michigan habitat notes
The Michigan Conservation Department reports on wild duck nesting near Wildwood and Benton Harbor, noting counts of mallards and other species, plus a nesting pheasant discovery. Fishermen and visitors are urged to report duck sightings May through nesting, to aid population assessments.
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Beton Harbor
Wildwood
U. 8
No. 12
Bridgeman
Walter Hughes
State Fish Hatchery
Benton Harbor
Game Division
The
Conservation Department
Michigan
Saginaw-Grand Valley
Liberty spirit guards rights of all, says Doctor Charialigy
The passage emphasizes that true liberty means respect for others and a refusal to allow anyone to be wronged, regardless of status, urging a universal protection of rights.
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Doctor Charialigy
Quotations on Reason From Sir William De Taunt
A fragmented quotation argues that a person who will not reason is a bigot and a fool who cannot reason is also a fool, while one who dares not reason is a slave. The lines attribute the sentiment to Sir William Deutamand.
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W. Deutamand
Hospital official cites patient exit wishes in dying case
A hospital authority in Detroit asserts evidence shows patients express desire to leave as they near death. The report notes comments tied to end of life care and patient autonomy within hospital settings.
Dairy Farmer of Future Is Alive Prophecy From USDA
The USDA predicts the dairy farmer of the future will own a modern farmhouse and maintain a high producing, well bred herd fed from home grown crops on well tilled soil. By doubling butterfat per cow the farmer will raise incomes while keeping fewer, better cows and securing better living, homes, and schools.
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United States Department of Agriculture
J. C. McDowell
Bureau of Dairy Industry
United States ‘Department of Agriculture
Washing Udder Helpful in Stimulating Yield
A historical note explains regular udder washing before milking improves cleanliness and milk flow. If cows stay housed, clipping hair and frequent washing prevent soiling. One person should wash udders with warm water and a soft cloth just before milking to encourage milk let down.
Sterilizing Dairy Utensils by Steam Jet Not Recommended
The article notes that sterilizing cans and pails with a steam jet can work but is not advised for general farm use. Effectiveness depends on the steam opening and steaming duration. A ten gallon can requires about 30 seconds at 20 to 25 psi, and utensils should be steamed until too hot to touch, then dried upright before cooling.
Grading Up Dairy Herd by Using Pure bred Sire
The method breeds a grade female to a pure bred sire yielding 50 percent grade and 50 percent pure bred offspring. Repeated crosses to pure bred sires progressively raise purity to 7 percent pure bred in the second generation and 99.219 percent by the seventh generation, though such an animal would never be registrable.
Market Crops For Dairy Farms And Feed Quality
The article argues that dairy farmers rely heavily on crops grown for feeding cows and that the feed type and crop choices determine the value of dairy products. It notes feeding cows the right crops avoids sending high quality feeds to market through poor cows.
Michigan 4 H Club Members Win Washington Trip
Four Michigan 4 H club members John Converse Ruth A Gingell David Bergman and Ingrid Mattson earned trips to the national club encampment in Washington D C June 19 to 26 for outstanding work. The delegation chosen by state leaders based on club project completion and community leadership profiles. Each member has years of 4 H experience with varied projects including canning proficiency crops livestock and poultry. They credit family support and emphasize teamwork humility and learning to win without bragging or losing without squealing.
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John ‘Converse
Union City
Ruth A. Gingell
Johannesburg
David Bergman
Rudyard and
Ingrid
Mattson
Iron River
National Club
Washington, D. C
Michigan
John Converse
Ingrid Mattson
Farmer Reimbursed for Feeding Hundreds of Deer
Frank Weber of the Montmorency County Tribune highlighted an unusual deer population in Montmorency County and William Klein of East Township who fed hundreds of deer all winter. The Conservation Department denied reimbursement, but local sportsmen raised funds to cover Klein’s expenses.
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E.M. T. Service
Frank Weber
Montmorency County Tribune
Willian Klein
East Township
Weber
Conservation Department
Klein
Hillman
Clare County Road Commission Financial Statement 1923
Balance on hand March 31 1923 36 236 13 Receipts for April from multiple townships State and county departments and refunds 13 407 66 Total receipts 46 643 79 Expenditures for April 4 448 62 Balance on hand April 30 45 185 17 Blyoa Armour Deputy Clerk
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Clare County Road Commission
Greenwood
Hayes
State
Gan
Yale Bei
Auditor General
Grant
Hatton
State Highway Dept
Lincoln
Hiphisthe Tha the Bee
Blyoa Armour
Mental Strength in Football Ties to Character
An Atchison Globe editorial argues mastery of fear and discipline defines true strength beyond stopping a halfback, praising the man who can halt a fire as greater than a tackle who can stop a back.
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Atchison Globe
Steam expands to 1,700 times water’s volume at same pressure
At atmospheric pressure steam occupies about 1,700 times the space of an equal weight of water. This fact explains why steam engines and heating systems rely on vapor buildup and pressure changes to perform work.
Louisville Times on Electoral College Employment Guarantee
The Louisville Times notes the electoral college differs from regular colleges by consistently guaranteeing employment for its graduates. It frames this claim as a distinctive feature of the institution and contrasts it with standard college outcomes.
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Electoral College
Louisville
Remarkable Sentence in Stevenson Lines Inspires Phrase
The line “I will make you brooches and toys for your delight” contains twelve syllables with nine distinct vowel sounds noted by commentators. The observation highlights phonetic richness in the verse.
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Stevenson
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