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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1937
Page
6
The piece argues that under the New Deal the reciprocal trade treaty policy misleads the nation. It claims the policy harms domestic finances and fails to soften world attitudes toward peace, predicting a rude awakening when facts become clear.
A Washington analysis argues that the United States runs a growing unfavorable trade balance despite wartime exports. It criticizes Hull’s tariff reductions and Roosevelt's internal policy as divergent aims, noting shrinking farm and manufacturing sectors, rising costs, and overreliance on artificial war markets that could end abruptly. The piece urges ending the dangerous dual policy to protect American producers.
An ornate quotation extols unselfish conduct as sweeter than roses with a ready disposition to help others, praising kindness and benevolence as a guiding virtue.
The article notes the New Inn in Gloucester England is nearly 500 years old and mentions the New Forest was created by William the Conqueror about nine centuries ago.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Boulton of Flint spent the weekend here with relatives. Mrs Gould and relatives joined. Mr and Mrs Roy Berry of Ann Arbor visited enroute home from upper Michigan. Mrs Krocker visited Gladwin Friday. Mr and Mrs Sanson of Clare were Sunday visitors. Krockers’ parents left for Benton Harbor after a two week visit. Farmers Union box social tonight with two programs and a play. open meeting night.
Mrs Clair Strouse visited Gladwin on business while Mrs Cora Wilson stopped by Beaverton township. Mr and Mrs Von Walters spent Sunday with his parents in West Grant. J Wilson rode to Remus last Sunday. A T Carrow and aunt Mrs M Barton of Midland hosted visitors. Jack Rankin from Detroit visited with James and family. Louis Fanc died in an auto crash near Midland while James Thompson, from near Farwell, was seriously injured but alive. Norman Densmore visited Frank Thompson’s near Farwell. Chas Armenstrout, visiting his son Russell, returned Friday.
COLONVILLE Mr and Mrs Wm Kistler and Hila and Patricia Clute returned from Indiana. Miss Emma Evans accompanied them for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs Aaron McReynolds and family, Flint, moved onto the Sam Liechti farm. School commenced with Miss Hazel Bodkins as teacher and Miss Blanche Strouse also starting. Ruby Thompson returned from Washington and Lansing visit. Families hosted and visited. sympathy extended to the Fancn family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marlett visited the Goodrichs and Mildred Fry in Frost. Detroiter B Whiting spent Labor Day at the Goodrich home. Mrs. Cummins Goodrich Stanfield joined a Lansing trip. Lions include Mrs. Griffen and Mrs. Whiteford at Toledo. John Potts and others attended Farwell Labor Day. John Sears visits from Pontiac. Mariett entertained guests from Clio. Beals family hosted Findlay visitors. Thimble Club met at Frost Town hall with next host Carrie Carey.
Hamilton residents entertained friends including Mr and Mrs Marlett and family while visitors called on Mrs Griffin in Harrison. Ed Cooper and Leo Cooper families, Mills and Mead relatives appear in gatherings. Murriel Brooks suffered a fall but no fractures. Walter Swartzenburg returned to Lansing for work and Mills family travels observed.
West Freeman residents report visits from Jim White and family of Brighton and Alfred Gaffney with grandparents from M 66. Students began the new school term with a trip in the new bus. The school board held a special meeting at Mrs Bigia Hickok home. Mrs Hilton Darnell shows some improvement after a week of illness.
Rosebush neighbors and relatives visit each other in a week of gatherings. Midland residents Mr. and Mrs Lavern Simpson and Mr and Mrs Lloyd with children share time at Carl Ouderkirk and Bernard Ballge homes. Henry Funnell suffers a broken arm at Rosebush Elevator. treated at Clare County Hospital. David Lowrey family heads to Hudson Bay region for a northern Canada trip.
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