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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1937
Page
3
In English IX and XII classes a vocabulary test measured word knowledge. Ed Foss led the upperclassmen, while seniors note humorous definitions. The column lists various school happenings, birthdays, and classroom activities with many names and events from the week.
Maxine Hanel moved to Mt. Pleasant while Lloyd Tower relocated to Farwell. Poems taught include The Swing The Rain Twinkle Little Star and September. The Rain and September were illustrated in the Art class. A sand table was fixed to resemble October with houses flowers a corn field and colored maple.
Students study milk uses hygiene habits and insect life while composing scrapbook stories about crickets and bees. Several pupils earned perfect papers on spelling tests for three weeks, with Mayme Bruckart and others scoring 100 on the week. Laverne Hanel moves to Mt. Pleasant as the class enjoys social studies puzzles and a Suggest Game.
Bay City officials announce the annual joint meeting of the East Michigan Tourists Association and the Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau for October 12. More than 500 attendees are expected, with a noon luncheon, afternoon elections, and an evening dinner led by Michael A. Gorman of the Flint Journal.
The Northern Michigan Potato and Apple Show will be held in Petoskey November 3 to 5 with state funded premiums over $1 000 for potatoes apples and alfalfa seed. The event features a 100 representative table stock class with 362 50 prize money and a poster contest for high school students with 48 prize money. A Northern Michigan Potato Queen will be chosen at the November 4 growers banquet to compete in Detroit for the Michigan Potato Queen title.
Dr. R C Hammond of Michigan State College reports 9 to 10 percent of Michigan dairy cattle carry Bangs disease, costing farmers about 2 million dollars yearly. He notes calves lost, reduced milk yield and quality, and links to undulant fever in humans. Hammond highlights a vaccine and promotes pasteurization and tested negative milk under sanitary conditions.
Farmers are advised to inspect horses and cattle now for lice before cold weather. Use two stock dip applications or pyrethrum fly spray, applied with a coarse spray to saturate the coat, then repeat in 14 days. Clean the stables, repair windows, remove filth, and apply a whitewash made from quick lime, rock salt, Portland cement, alum, and molasses for better stock health and value.
Article laments the rising federal deficit despite Social Security tax revenues and New Deal promises. It argues taxes will rise for low and middle income groups and warns of a $40 billion credit limit risk. Payday chants replace optimism as fiscal danger grows.
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