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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1942

Page

7

Farm Machinery Rationing Initiated in Clare County

Robert C. Kleiner, chair of the Clare County AAA Committee, received the rationing telegram from Maurice A. Doan of the USDA War Board. The order, effective September 17, delegates authority to the Secretary of Agriculture with county committees issuing certification. The list of restricted machinery includes beef feeders, beet loaders, combines, corn pickers, and tractors among others. most other gear requires certification. exemptions cover small drawn equipment and hand tools. used machinery transfers face no restriction. The Clare County War Board appointed a Farm Machinery Rationing Board at a September 21 meeting: Robert C. Kleiner, chair. Grant W. Mclhane. Andrew J. Keyser. Thurman Robinette. Simon Vander-Woude.

Robert C. Kleiner Clare County Aaa Committee Maurice A. Doan Usda War Board Parm Secretary of Agriculture AAA Clare County Farm Machinery Rationing Board Clare Grant W. Mclhane Lake Andrew J. Keyser Gladwin Thurman Robinette Farwell Simon Yvander- Woude Marion

Who Wants to Ride The Bolu Speed Limit Change

Bolu Turkey police cut vehicle speed to three miles per hour. Taxis struggle to find passengers as people rush past on foot in this unusual traffic note.

Bolu Turkey

Urgent protective measure for Michigan beans urged

Michigan state crop experts warn that stacking beans is essential this year after heavy losses last harvest. Data from H C Rather and three growers compare stacks and losses, showing higher net returns with proper stacking amid forecasted rain chances and wet weather.

Michigan Michigan State College H. C. Rather College Crops Department Cubs

Michigan State Radio Highlights WEAR Farm Forum Return

WEAR station announces Monday September 28 resumption of the Farm Forum program. The half hour show at 1:00 p m will be guided by Orion Alvey of the college economics department. Over 250 Michigan State Farm Bureau discussion groups contribute talent and comment on rural production labor and marketing.

WEAR Michigan State College Farm Forum Orion Alvey College Economics Department Michigan State Farm Bureau

Invest in Victory War Savings Bonds and Stamps Push

A wartime appeal urges Americans to fund the war effort by buying War Savings Bonds and Stamps. It notes bonds start at $18 75 with a one third return in ten years, stamps priced at 10¢ 25¢ and up, and stresses collective action by millions of citizens buying each payday.

GM War Plants Salvage Old Metal to Boost Scrappile

General Motors war plants from coast to coast intensify scrap drives. Workers torch old metal for shipment to mills as waste wardens report a nationwide gain of 531 million pounds of iron steel copper aluminum and other crucial metals. Scrap hides in attics yards and rail spur dumps as magnets lift and salvage crews comb every building for dormant metal.

Etros General Motors Connecticut California G.M

September radio schedule extends into June 1943

A continuing program list outlines daily and time specific broadcasts from Friday September 25 through Wednesday September 36 1943. Programs include Radio Reading Circle Freedom on the Land Farm Service Hour Markets War Board News and more across multiple days with times for Homemakers Grange Masters and Farm Forum segments.

Reading Circle Freedom On the Land War Board State Grange Century Players State Agricultural Department Michigan Department of Health

Produce Prices and Stock Market Notes From Local Auction Yard

Livestock and produce prices listed by Farmers Independent Produce Co. include beef hides, various hens and roosters, broilers, and springers. The auction yard report covers cattle, lambs, and hogs with bid ranges from about 7.00 to 22.00 per head, noting market activity and item varieties.

Produce Farmers Independent Produce Co. Cream L. W. Jackson Essed Leow Ny Yeshiva Cai Go Pd Barts Mareeba

Booster Night at Mt Vernon Grange

September 30 booster night nationwide over 8000 granges host a victory program with defense stamp sale. Mt Vernon Grange invites members to a Monday meeting with lunch. attendees should bring sandwiches cake or jello and their pocketbooks. Marie Brown lecturer.

Mt. Vernon Grange

Local Social News and Visits Around town

J A Leitner spends two weeks at the Glen Lower home. Glenn Martin hosts Ohio friends. Roger Kleinhardt visits Detroit relatives. Glen Lower attends a surprise party at J C Newman home. Jim Lower renovates with colored shingles. Mrs Leonard McNeil leaves Clare hospital. Charles Bonham returns to Detroit work. Glen Lower and family attend Hardwood School reunion with Enos Wayne and J A Leitner. W M A redecorates parsonage. church rally planned for Sunday inviting all.

J. A. Leitner Glen Lower Glenn Martin Ohio Roger Kleinhardt Detroit Charles Kleinhardt J. C. Newman Jim Lower Leonard McNeil Clare Hospital Charles Bonham Hardwood School Enos Wayne W.M.A

Maple Grove Sunday School and Revival Notes

Maples Grove union held Sunday School at 2 00 p m Eastern andWest preaching every other Sunday at 2 00 p m Eastern There will be preaching this coming Sunday Large revival attendance noted Mrs Shumway visited Liddel family Leila Rogers returns to Farwell school office Margaret Burtram and friends visited grandparents Wigner of Indiana visiting Reuben Tigner family Cora Smedley from Flint visited her parents Mrs Coffell’s mother from Washington visiting Tuberculosis remains leading death cause among college age youths despite one third of colleges reporting no HIV programs

Flint Walter Smedley Arthur Coffell Washington America

War Bonds Shovel Pack Sold To Support Marines

The offer details a shovels and muslin carrier set bundled with war bonds and stamps. The ensemble costs 1.07 dollars and supports Marines in trenches and entanglements. Invest at least ten percent of income each pay period by buying War Bonds and Stamps from banks post offices or retail shops.

U.S. Treasury Department

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