Shifting Patrol Plans for Conservation Officers
Conservation staff plan a rotating patrol during the gmail game season and annual deer hunt. About 50 officers from northern districts will work in the southern lower peninsula, with stations set along roads to cover a wide area. Fire wardens and towermen reinforce northern patrols. Officers must carry sidearms under new safety regulations and receive training at Pigeon River State Forest.
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Upper Peninsula
Lower Peninsula
Straitw Ag
Game Division
Michigan Conservation Officers
Pigeon River State Forest
Miles M. Callaghan for State Senate Reelection
Republican candidate Miles M. Callaghan is presented as a strong district and state representative. The notice urges voters to support his re election on November 8 to continue steady representation for Michigan.
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Miles M. Callaghan
Michigan State Senate
Michigan
Senate
State of
Dishing Up the Spurs in Border Feuds
Collier's Weekly notes a 400 year old Scottish custom where women served men a final course called dished up the spurs to hint meat scarcity and prompt renewed raids into England for cattle.
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England
Scotland
Collier’s Weekly
Zenobia Chapter Cam Ties Celebrate Founding And Honoring Past Matrons
Zenobia Chapter No. 129 Order of the Eastern Star held a commemorative meeting with over one hundred attendees. Past Matrons and Past Patrons were honored, each spoke on notable chapter events, and Adelaide C. Wylie presented roses and a framed portrait of 1938 Grand Officers. A cake, readings, quintet numbers, and refreshments followed.
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Zenobia Chapter No
Order of the Eaxtern Star
Adelaide
Wylie
Myra Asline
Doris Empey
Adam Hochatetler
Anna Northon
Nellie M. Sherwood
Adelaide C. Wylie
Minnie Brown
Farwell
Ida M. Crigier
Harrison
Florence Ryan
Brown City
Josephine Murdock
Ashland
Wisconsin
Albert Dawe
Jesse R. Hampton
Martin R. Howlett
Leonard HE. McCulloch
Jacob Walker
Alexander EH. Wyle
Ernest W. Brown
Hunice Phimsey
Annabelle Hampton
Esther Williams
Zenobia
Nelda Jones
Donna Hornbeck
Clare Study Club
Folpes
Frances Nager
Louisa Bowler
Dar Seelend Magion
Wake Tas Haeman
Ee Neff
Helen Lucille Doherty
Leprosy Feared Throughout Centuries in Early History
Leprosy was regarded between the Sixth and Fifteenth centuries as by far the most dangerous disease then known. It shaped medical fear and social response across medieval Europe and other regions during long epidemics.
New 1939 State License Plates Debut to Boost Auto Sales
The Department of State announces sale of 1939 Heenke plates on October 27, 1938, under Secretary Leon D. Casa. Buyers can use the new black on buff plates for new or used vehicles, with old plates surrendered when upgrading. Old plates may be sold at half price for cars to be traded or unused after March 1, 1939, to prevent misuse.
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Leon D. Casa
Cara
Case
Fertilizers on corn give variable results in tests
Michigan State College researchers report mixed outcomes from fertilizer trials on corn across the state. In a Sheridan township study, unfertilized plots yielded 132 and 115 pounds, while fertilized plots with 170 pounds per acre of acid phosphate produced 105.5 and 110 pounds.
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Michigan State College
Cecil Pudway
Sheridan Township
Ibe Per Ore Trial Yields Mixed Corn Offers
In two trials at Arehac County the fertilized plats showed yield increases of 19 percent and 17 percent. Exhaustive analysis by Hast Lansing crop men seeks the reason behind these results as the broader dissemination of findings remains limited.
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seNiterr
Arehac County
Hast Lansing
Local Notes From Mt Pleasant Area Hospital Return Home
Misa Donna Norman came home Friday afternoon from the hospital at Mt Pleasant recovering well from illness. Visitors included Mrs Walter Lang and weekend guests from Flint Detroit Long Lake Frost Merrit Lansing and others. The county builds a new road from cemetery corner southward and bird season ends today with many birds remaining. Priscilla Marlat held a Halloween party at the Frost township hall with good turnout.
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Misa
Donna Norman
Mt. Pleasant
Walter’ Lang
Russel Yake
Cemetery Corner
Henry Norman
Melvin
Kathryn
Henry Lininger
Norman’s
Priscilla Marlat
Frost Township
Remote Solomons Among Earliest Pacific Discoveries
The Solomons lie far northeast of Australia and are among the most remote Pacific islands. They were among the earliest found by Europeans, initially by Peruvian adventurers seeking gold, and later rediscovered in 1767 after being lost for two centuries.
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Pacific Islands
Solomons
Australia
Ladrones
Marshalls
Peru
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Clare County Druggists
William E. Bowler
Clare County Road Commission
Zenobia Chapter
Cam
Myra Asiine
Mable Reynolds
Iyone Gorr
Va D. Fisher
Susan Holmes
Bella Mair
Nellie Houghton
Ruth Joslin
Mickie
Department of State
ACP
Pene
Iky
Vitalis
REO Ethay
Reo Squill
Devenpashc Scout
Ewash Light
Adrienne
Edward E. Kennedy
the Farmers’ Washington Service
Phone Atlantis
Louis Churchill Gladwin
My Dear
Mr. Churchill
Woodruff
Congress
Roy Woodruff
Farmer End
Farmers Union
Washington
Hoe
Cory
Farmers ' Union
Nations Capitol
Mr. Woodruff
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