Gladwin Takes Last-Second Win Over Pioneers
Gladwin edged Clare 13 7 on Friday with a last four second scoring pass from Gladwin to the end zone. Clare opened scoring in the final quarter but a penalty negated Cappaert after a drive into danger. Bryant finished the scoring drive with a legal run for a 13 7 lead before the Pioneers faltered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School Pioners
Gladwin
Pioneer
Clare
Pioneers
Gladwin Dlanger
Cappaert
Bryant
Mt. Pleasant
Hunters Urged to Observe Duck Hunting Hours
Conservation officers announce hunting hours for Clare Isabella Gladwin Midland Roscommon counties. Effective dates include November 9 17 25 and 29 with specified start times. Houghton Lake in Roscommon County is an exception where hunting closes.
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Clare County
Isabella County
Gladwin
Midland
Roscommon County
Houghton Lake
Event Time Noted as 2 00 P M Eastern Standard
The record notes a 2 00 PM start in Eastern Standard Time with no further details on event type participants or location.
Muskegon River Dam Completed by Camp Houghton Lake Boys
Colored enrollees from CCC Camp Houghton Lake completed the Muskegon River Dam. The project built steel sheet piling abutments, a twenty foot deep cutoff wall, a 15 inch concrete floor slab, and a 26 by 105 foot dam with counterforts and a fish ladder. Construction started in spring under Sam Cline with Lee Maurer supervising CCC labor. The dam, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation Game Division, provides spawning grounds for fish and nesting grounds for wild fowl and does not affect Houghton Lake levels.
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CCC
Houghton Lake
Muskegon River
Game Division
Michigan Department of Conservation
Lee” W. Maurer
Michigan State
Plant 1 300 000 Trees This Year
The article states 1 300 000 trees will be planted in the southwestern duat bowl this year.
Idle Ships Idle in New York Port
In New York harbor a growing flotilla of idle foreign ships sits at anchor or along piers as authorities scramble to sort jurisdiction. About 50 vessels and numerous mariners from various nations linger inland and offshore, with complex rules creating a backwater of uncertainty amid war disruptions.
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New York
New York Harbor
Hudson
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Hoboken
N. J
New Amsterdam
Coast Guard
Traffic a Problem in Time of Julius Caesar
Chicago analysis notes traffic worries across eras. Caesar’s Rome restricted most chariots from central areas while public officials kept access. Henry VIII era saw parking rules with royal roads not to be used as stables. Colonial laws required walking pace and flagman precedents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
S. M. Spears
Armour Institute
Rome
England
Spears
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
U S Estimates Its Aliens At 3 Million Drop Since 1930
The justice department said there are 3,000,000 fewer aliens in the United States now than in 1930. The immigration service estimated 3,595,338 aliens currently, down from 6,284,613 in 1930, with regional and city breakdowns and weekly figures planned under the new act.
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Washington
Justice Department
United States
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Congress
Not Only Hears Crickets But He’s Got Them
Cleveland resident H C Elias returned from a camping trip to a cricket infested area. He claimed to hear crickets the whole way home and consulted his doctor who showed him a silk handkerchief with a cricket on it, suggesting the sound was in his head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
C. Elias
Eerie Dream Foretells a Death and City Street Scene
A friend recounts a vivid premonitory dream of a hospitalized woman whose waking image of a white coffin at 5:45 a.m. coincides with the death at that time. The piece then sketches a city street tableau and brief notes on Lakewood telephones and a film offer to Harry Carey, plus various social vignettes and theater notes.
G Men Stamp Out Theft of Park Relics
In Ruidoso New Mexico federal agents assist park officials under a grave robbing statute to curb thefts of skeletons pottery from prehistoric ruins. Most thefts are by souvenir hunters.
Installation Delayed by Bad Weather at Mt Vernon Grange
Last Monday night the Mt Vernon Grange installation was postponed as poor weather kept most members from attending. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs Verne Stockman from nearby Mt Pleasant. Nearby residents struggled to reach the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Stockman
Our Grange
Mt. Pleasant
George Ackerman
Jean Boland
Coleman
Donald Brooks
Dick Brooks
Ralph Brown
Mrs Herbert Brown
Five Lakes
First Airmail Lines and Milestones
The Nassau Boulevard Mineola airdrome hosted the first airmail line with flights from September 23 to October 1, 1911. Earle Ovington piloted the first airmail, carrying fifty thousand pieces that week. The first regular U.S. airmail service ran between New York and Washington on May 15, 1918.
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Nassau Boulevard Airdrome
Mineola
Long Island
N. Y
Earle Ovington
New York
Washington, D. C
Clare Sentinel Liner Ad Teases Next Week Sale
Local publisher invites readers to try a Clare Sentinel liner next week as part of an advertising feature. The brief note hints at upcoming promotions and subscriber benefits.
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Michigan
Northwestern
Ann Arbor
Camp Houghton Lake
Oxford
P. F. Creguer
West 5Th St
Clare, Michigan
New York Port
Langerous
Julius Caesar
U. S
Lakewood
Maine
Skowhegan
Harry Carey
Lakewood Playhouse
Hollywood
Carey
Central Park West
Mt. Vernon
Max Marcin
Marcin
Bellevue Hospital
Cecil
Golly
Ray Heatherton
Bell Syndicate
WNU
L. L. Stevenson
MT. Vernon Grange
Andrew Courier
Grare Livestock Auction Yarns
Harold Hanchett
West U.S
Phone
Clare Sentinel
Sunnyfield
Dexo
Iona
Ann Page
Sultana
Whitehouse
Iert EE Veltman’s Cookies
Wisconsin
PENN
Amour
Omee
Berrie & Fancy Howes
CENCY
Texas
Hockless
Tb. Se Iks
Santa Clara Prunes
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