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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1934
Page
12
Mary Brown asserts she can work as an engineer and take field assignments. The male boss balks at hiring a woman, citing precedent and perceptions. Denis Craig appears at the doorway as the tension peaks.
Mary Brown challenges Denis Craig as she demands merit based on skill, not sex, for a job in a remote development. Craig promotes a dream of a mines and settlers project, while John Stark weighs her need for work against policy. A mountain scouting trip with Craig reveals a vision of the valley and raises questions about whether his venture is noble or shrewd.
In Washington D C Congressman Roy O Woodruff argues the sugar control act deprives American farmers of raising sugar and misallocates tariffs He claims the policy benefits Cuban interests via the National City Bank and deserts beet sugar farmers in Michigan. He warns of factory closures Bay City Owosso Croswell and reduced beet production across the state.
A controversial claim questions allegiance as un-American, labeling it as an extreme stance. The remark critiques loyalty standards as incompatible with American norms and emphasizes a rigid interpretation.
Neil Watkins visits Clare Thursday of last week. Mrs. Gladys Terry and children visit aunts Mrs. Harry Spence and Mrs. Neil McTavish. Grant McLane and son Elmer had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boucher at Freeman Sunday. Mrs. Anna Spence visits son Harry for a few days.
Greenwood Grange held a well attended pedro party at the Town hall Saturday night. Mrs Olive Light won the quilt. Funeral was held at the town hall Sunday afternoon with burial in Greenwood cemetery. We extend sympathy to Mrs Higley on her loss. O'Dale Schaaf shows improvement and is hoped to fully recover. Don’t forget Grange Friday evening with pot luck lunch and a lecturer program debate on poultry profits.
Grange Tuesday evening enjoyable with invites to return and help. Clarence and Calvin Cotton and families from Flint visited Howard Cotton over the weekend. Wallace Bell mourns loss of father Thomas Bell. Community busy in corn planting. rain blessed the area last weekend. Gladys Davis spent Mother's Day with Mrs. George Schunk.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Schunk visited Mr and Mrs A T Carrow on Sunday. Perry Davis and Jessie Davis called at Bruce Williams home. Williams from Camp Harrison spent Mother's Day at home. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Wallace Bell on the arrival of a daughter. Clarence Armentrout visited Roth Williams Sunday. Mr and Mrs Julius Urbain and children of Brant spent Sunday with the Fancons. Mrs Charles Russell and Mrs Wa Gerow helped Florence and Francis Hildebrandt paper for Mrs Albert Allen last week.
South Africa's gold production, valued at 460 million dollars in 1980, is estimated to decline to 314 million dollars by 1940, reflecting a projected drop in output and value over the period.
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