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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1940
Page
15
The schedule runs September 7 to season end with 5 inning games and up to four in one night to fit all matches. Playoffs for both classes set for September 12, with winners awarded by Clare Kiwanis caps and medals. Herrick leads Class C with an unblemished 500-plus pace, Gulf in Class B may avoid playoff if clinched.
Across civilizations dogs appear in art religion and literature. The passage notes the dog is celebrated by pagans and mentioned in the Bible and held in esteem by rich and poor alike. It asserts the dog distinguishes between good and bad and remains a steady companion to humanity.
Agricultural Engineer M. G. Huber notes farm safety relies on self-discipline and responsibility. He cites distances, late hours, and hurried work as key risk factors, with machinery and animals as principal hazards. Emphasizing guard use and proper repairs, he argues well ordered farm activity reduces accidents.
An Michigan State College entomologist outlines two yearly treatments to defeat lice and mites in poultry. For mites, spray coop interiors with half crank case oil and half kerosene, ensuring penetration into cracks. For lice, apply a thin line of nicotine sulphate on perches before roosting, repeating after 14 days to kill hatched eggs.
Agriculture department scientists report disease resistant tobacco created by crossing American tobaccos with varieties from Mexico and Central and South America. Field work and global plant hunts support these discoveries, promising large value to farmers.
South Dakota experiment station notes lightweight barley can be fed profitably to hogs. Home economists praise family vegetable gardens as the most valuable area on the farm. It adds that of 18 minerals required by the animal body salt is the only one often missing in the farm diet.
Anthropologists race to salvage traces of an ancient mound building culture before Grand River dam floods eastern Oklahoma sites near Grove Tahlequah. Ninety WPA workers and supervisors study shell engravings copper gorgets and cloth making from maize hunting and fishing Pueblo style artifacts. Excavations aim to map trade with Gulf of Mexico and Central America as the last earth joins the mound about 800 years ago. A separate note reports a Pennsylvania lab test machine splitting an oak tree under a million-pound thrust.
Pittsburgh report says Pennsylvania's $65 million dream highway from Pittsburgh to Harrisburg will charge motorists one cent per mile and trucks four cents, with no hills or speed limit, wide four-lane design, and no intersections. The turnpike will use its police force and tolls repay a PWA loan in about 15 years before state handover.
A political ad urges support for Senator Miles M. Callaghan citing completed highway projects in Clare County. It notes paved U S routes 10 27 and 61 improvements from Standish to Ludington and the Straits of Mackinaw area, crediting his legislative work.
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