Pulpwood Shortage Predicted To Last Into 1945
The War Production Board warns that pulpwood and paper shortages will persist through 1945 despite regional gains. Canada production climbs while Scandinavian imports may arrive next spring, but neither will ease civilian needs before mid next year. Military demand remains high with new requirements like invasion currency affecting supplies.
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War Production Board
Hale Steinman
WPB Printing and Publishing
WPB
Canada
Scandinavia
Department of Commerce
Pulp and paper shortage warned by wartime forecasts
The Department of Commerce notes optimism over ending pulp and paper shortages was dashed by forecasts. The European conflict may persist into next year and the Japanese war could continue a year and a half after Nazi defeat, prolonging supply strains.
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Department of Commerce
Dairy Production Payments to Clare County Producers
Dairy payments for September and October are issued by the Clare County AAA Office via mail. Producers send milk or cream statements to receive their checks, with rates of 10c per pound butterfat and 60c per hundredweight milk. Payments continue every two months through May 1, 1945.
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Clare County
County Aaa
State Savings Bank
Harrison
Slaughtering Livestock for Meat Under Licenses and Farm Status
The guidance states that only holders of federal Slaughter Licenses or resident farm operators whose main income is agriculture and who produce livestock may slaughter for meat. There are currently no War Food Administration limits on species produced for slaughter or sale by farm producers. No slaughter permit or license is required, but Office of Price Administration ration point reporting rules apply. REA plans post war program.
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War Food Administration
Office of Price Administration
Overseas GI Receives Installment Notice
A U S GI stationed abroad received an installment notice from the income tax collector. He replied that even a letter home feels like news. The fragment recalls homey memories of backyard baseball, fishing trips, and picnics with chicken sandwiches and cold beer.
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G.I
Rural Electrification Plan Aims for Full Area Coverage
The Rural Electrification Administration seeks to bring electric service to three and a half million rural homes within five years after World War II. Complete area coverage, with lower costs, is seen as essential to a subsidy free, nationwide program. Planning emphasizes building a unified system so every rural establishment within an area gains service, avoiding gaps or stranded farms.
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Europe
Community Notes Include Local Visits And Short Trips
Mrs Richard Plannes and family of Detroit visit relatives here. Miss Marjorie Hileman of Mt Pleasant spent weekend at parental home. Women met with Mrs Wm Hileman for weekly gathering. Leo Heintz family host guests from Sonia deer hunting area. L G Brown of Lansing visited Sunday. Pvt Albert Heintzelman and wife from Sioux Falls SD left camp after an eighteen day furlough with family here.
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Richard ‘Plannes
Detroit
Marjorie Hileman
Mt. Pleasant
Wm. Hileman
Leo Heintz
Sonia
L. G. Brown
Lansing
Fleetfoot
Reddy
Albert Heintzelman
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Brown Corners Penny Supper Aids Community Effort
Brown Corners reports a successful penny supper with thanks to helpers. Local residents and visitors shared meals and greetings as Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Burke hosted relatives from Carson City. Deer hunting notes and weekend visits appear among social notices and well wishes for hunters.
Greenwood Center Community Notes Mixed News and Visits
Local residents report visits and family news from Ohio to Detroit. Ziggie Karkczynski and bride attend Carl Budd's sale while Ziggie plans to settle in Detroit. Virginia Gordon fonds relatives in Missouri and Missouri native cashiners. Red Cross group meets with Mrs. Lamb of Farwell providing a talk. Nine ladies attend Red Cross meeting. overseas mail notes from Jim Gordon and a four day ocean incident are shared.
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Carl Budd
Ohio
Hivin Budd
Ziggie Karkczynski
Ziggie
Kasmar Krawczynski
Kasmar Jy
Marion
Detroit
Weller Root
Baby
Walled Lake
Virginia Gordon
N. Gorsett
Columbia
Bob Cashiner
Virgina Gordon
Jim
Birthday gatherings brighten Myers Corners home
Saturday evening neighbors surprised Mrs Norman Myers with a happy birthday party. Guests included George Winn and family Robert Collins Walter Kemp Russell Williams Bobby John Hartman Clela Lewis Sunday Geraldine Othel Denslow daughters Ed Woods Jean and more.
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Norman Myers
George Winn
Mig
Robert Collins
Walter Kemp
Russell Williams
Bobby
John Hartman
Clela
Lewis
Geraldine
Othel Denslow
Ed. Woods
Jean
Leonard
Denslow
Charles
Ott
Erma
Charles Kreidhardt
Arnold O
Midland
J. Hensler
Olison
Marie
Frank DeWitt
Roscommon
Virginia
Faine
Local families share Sunday meals and visits around town
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and family were Sunday dinner guests of Ay and Mrs. John Hartman. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Myers and family visited in Harri son on Friday night. Othel Denslow and family called on Edwin Woods and George Winn. Mrs. Hartman called on Mrs. Russell Williams. Clarence Dysinger enjoyed Sunday dinner at the Williams home.
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Ily
Lewis
Geralding
John Hartman
Norman Myers
In. Harrison
Othel Denslow
Edwin Woods
George Winn
Russell Williams
Clarence Dysinger
Russell’ Williams
Get-Together Pedro Club Hosts Busy Hamilton Evening
The Pedro Club met at Mr and Mrs Laurence Mayhews Saturday for six tables of progressive Pedro with prizes for high score won by Mrs Ida Price and booby prize to Mrs Laurence Mayhew. Out of town guests included Mrs Mayhews daughters Mrs Reuben Rose and Mrs Mildred Ransom. A pot luck lunch followed at midnight.
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Pedro
Laurence Mayhew
Ida Price
John Fanslan
Ann Arbor
Home Economic Club
Chas. Manwaring
Halroy
Zora Blackman
Edd
Dady
Harrison
Clare
Joe Manwaring
Andy Borge
Af Wiint
Chas. Adeblue
Edd Dady
Reuben Rose
Mildred Ransom
Gilmore Genter Church of Christ Services and Death Notices
Howard Krause preaches and songs are led at 10:00 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. communion in the church with Bible school at 11:00 a.m. Hovering service at 8:00 p.m. Choir practice Fridays at 8:30. Deaths of Jesse Brasington and Mrs. Roy Wilson noted with sympathy offered. Funeral for Mrs. Wilson held at Farwell Church of God. Local visits and guest entries reported.
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Howard _«Krause
Wn. Philipps
Roy Wilson
Farwell
Church of God
James Stanley
McGuire
M. L. McAlvey
Ed. McAlvey
Sam Welch
Local families gather at LaVaye home for birthday
Cornwellville residents from Clare Dover Lansing Midland Sanford and Jackson visit the LaVaye home to celebrate their mother’s birthday. Several relatives join for Sunday dinner and weekend gatherings as others travel or substitute teaching duties and visit ill relatives.
Lesson Subjects and Scripture Texts Excluded
A notice states that lesson subjects and scripture texts are excluded and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education, used by permission. The notice warns readers about rights and restricted use under licensing terms.
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International Council of Religious Education
Christianity and Democracy Lesson Summary
A historical lesson argues no government has divine authority yet Bible teaching provides framing for government. It stresses Christian duties to taxes and participation, love for neighbor across nations, and obedience to God and law as foundations of democracy. It cites Mark 12 13 17 Romans 13 8 10 and I Peter 2 13 17.
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Christ
God
Rome
Palestine
Caesar
Christian Church
Matt
Calves Need Vitamins Says Wisconsin Extension
A Wisconsin University circular advises calf vitamins to support growth and disease resistance. Start birth onward with Vitamin A oil capsules, add B complex for two to three weeks, and consider Vitamin D if sun is scarce. Include irradiated yeast to prevent rickets and keep milk from freezing in a cooling tank.
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University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Winter Milk Cooling Still Essential Despite Cold Weather
Old Man Winter cannot halt the need to rapidly cool milk. Bacteria multiply as quickly in winter as summer if milk stays above 50 degrees. Circulating cold water is far more effective than cold air, Idaho University finding water is 21 times more efficient.
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Idaho University
Protect Cows in Wintertime
Tips from Farmers' Bulletin 1470 on winter dairy care. Provide a cheap shed or barn with good ventilation and no drafts. Keep barn temperatures above freezing to reduce feed wasted on heat and improve milk output. ask county agent for a copy.
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Farmers
Protein Need in Feed Ration for Cattle
An extension service feeding booklet guides farmers on protein content above quantity. It explains standard intake ratios and shows how to plan rations using Circular 502 from the University of Illinois and Bulletin 218 from the University of Minnesota.
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Extension Service
University of Illinois
Urbana, Ill
University of Minnesota
St. Paul
Mini
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Carson City
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Clair Coulter
Laurene Garver
Huntington College
Forest Garver
Arnold Ott
Greenwood Center
Hamilton Center
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Delmar Allen
Dover
LaVaye
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Roy Gordon
Mom
Raymond Reed
Robert Fisher
John Gordon
Bob Gordon
Byron Gordon
Sanford
Jia Murphy
Thelma Gayaga
Walter Délié
Brown Corners
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Carl
Lora
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Grand Rapids
Binora
Mayme Bunyan
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Cornwell
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Jackobs
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David Burger
Wred Chamberlain
Sleepy Hollow
FES Ao . Ie
Harold L, Lundquist
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