County Agents Reports No New Regulations Placed on Farmers
Paul D. Gibson reports that four new farming laws in effect this week do not impose new regulations on farmers. The acts cover warehouse storage of produce, egg grading and truth in advertising, butter overrun testing, and milk advertising breed names. The warehouse law licenses storage firms and requires detailed warehouse receipts with ownership and storage terms. The egg law mandates Grade A eggs for ads and proper sizing and marking of all eggs. The butter overrun provision targets accurate milk testing and monthly reports. The milk advertising rule requires dairy ads to feature herds predominantly of the stated breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer A. Beamer
Department of Agriculture
Dairies
Guernsey
Jersey
Holstein
MSU Seventeenth Annual Poultry Contest Sees Record Egg Output
Michigan State College concludes its seventeenth annual poultry contest with over 300 eggs per hen in the top entries. Prof G C Card reports quotas filled and entry fees returned as rules evolved to score thirteen hens on egg size longevity and livability to boost industry standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
G. Card
College Poultry
Card
Professor Card
World Wheat Surplus Exceeds Export Needs for Next Year
The US harvest totals 731 million bushels from 5 million acres, with 254 million carryover for a supply of 985 million bushels. Domestic use runs 680 to 700 million yearly, leaving 275 to 300 million bushels for export in 12 months. The world wheat supply is 5.3 billion bushels, the largest in history, with surpluses enough for a year's exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Winterfield Social Roundup Includes Visits and Gatherings
Rev and Mrs Norton of Marion visited at the Peter Cook home last week. Helena Dorothy Vander Woude and Edith Davis attended the Willis Brooks reception in Marion Friday. The Cook family drives a new Ford V eight. C Coleman attended court at Harrison. Vander Woude and Sut ton were in Harrison Friday. Lucille Kennedy and daughter with Peter Cook and sons attended church in Marion Sunday. Martin Kheen and daughter visited Frank Davis's family Thursday. Grandoa Farmers club met at Winterfield town hall Tuesday. all reported a fine time. Helena and Seigal Vander Woude spent the weekend at home. Frances and Edith Davis called on neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Marion
Peter Cook
Helena
Dorothy Vander Woude
Edith Davis
Willis Brooks
C. Coleman
Harrison
Simon Vander Woude
John Sutton
Lucille Kennedy
Martin Kheen
Frank Davis
Grandoa Farmers Club
Winterfield
Seigal Vander Woude
Frances
Relief for Rheumatic Pain Through RUX Remedy
Andersons Drug Store promotes RUX as a relief for rheumatic neuritic and neuralgic pain. A patient letter from Myr Horton of Owenso Michigan praises the medicine and its ability to ease painful attacks, urging others to learn more and try it for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rux
Myr
Joh N. Hortén
Owenso, Mich
Rex
Mr and Mrs Cutler Visit Marion Family on Sunday
Mr and Mrs Cutler are visiting Marion where C J Deits is visiting his daughter Mrs Clinton Foster and family this Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cutler
C. J. Deits
Mrs
Clinton Foster
Marion
Andersonville Social Notes and Local Visit Highlights
Mr and Mrs Harold Kile and children spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Lew Nolen. Mr and Mrs Eber Ramond of Coleman visited Sunday at Will Allen's home. Mrs Herbert Varney spent Thursday with her sister Mrs Clarence Ramey. Our Andersonville school teacher had an appendicitis operation Thursday. Mrs Aldene Acker teaches in her place until she returns. Try a classified liner for RESULTS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kile
Lew Nolen
Eber Ramond
Coleman
Will Allen
Herbert Varney
Clarence Ramey
Andersonville School
Aldene Acker
Time table highlights for regional rail and bus lines
Eastern Standard Time schedules list Amtrak and Pere Marquette trains with arrival and departure times. Foster Bus Line links Clare Mt. Pleasant Alma St Johns Lansing with Great Lakes connections. Great Lakes Motor Bus routes show town hops and intercity connections with Mt Pleasant Clare and Saginaw service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Bus Line
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
Alma
St. Johns
Lansing
Great Lakes
Guardian Appointment Notice in Clare County Probate Court
Public notice orders publication for Joyce Doris Wallett minor guardianship. The Clare County Probate Court, Harrison, September 20 1939, sets hearing October 26 1939 at 10 am. Publication to run three weeks in the Clare Sentinel. Judge Alexander Wylie signs. Clerk Cody Hstetla notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Alexander EB. Wylie
Joyce Doris Wallett
Doris
Wallett
Bald
Jy _Pibhietts
Fox
Clare : ‘Sentinel
D County
Wylie’ _audge
Notice of Hearing on Claims in Michigan Probate
Four months from September 15 1939 are allowed for creditors to present their claims against Herman Krienke deceased to the Harrison Michigan probate court for examination and adjustment. Claims must be filed by January 19 1940 and will be heard January 26 1940 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Judge Alexander B. Wyle presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare
Herman
Krienke
Harrison
Alexander B. Wyle
Public sale and hearings on Clare real estate estates
Court orders license to sell Mary A McCrimmon estate hear Oct 20 1939 at 10 am at Probate Office Clare County. Notices published for three weeks in Clare Sentinel. Also order to publish and hear in suit to quiet titles in Clare Michigan with many defendants and a six week publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Porterfield
William J. Mead
Edgar L. Gray
Amasa ‘B. Watson
John ‘N. Brooks Mead
James
Andrew Mead
Mary Gray
Amy ‘Louise Gray
Maxwell Gray
Oliver
L Watson
Sibyl B. Caswell
George W. Jackman
Caroline B. Hadley
Edwin
Knappen, Uhl, Bryant & Snow
Amasa
B. Watson
John N. Brooks Mead
James Andrew Mead
Amy Louise Gray
Julia BE. Gray
Oliver L. Watson
Sibyl HE. Caswell
Carolineb. Hadley
Edwin G. Watson
Henry A. Watson
Susie A
Clare
Marion C. Johnson
State of Michigan
Michigan
Kunappén
Uhl, Bryant & Snow
Michigan Trust
Grand Rapids
Marion CG. Johnson- Dep
Circuit Court Case in Harrison County July 29 1939
The Circuit Court for Clare County sits July 29 1939 in Harrison with Judge Ray Hart presiding. Methodist Foundation of Michigan sues numerous defendants including John Porterfield and family names amid a sprawling civil action involving property or trust matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STATH
Michigan
County OF
Clare
Chanchry
Harrison
Said County
Ray Hart
Methodist Foundation of Michigan
Final Administration Account in May Diamond Fréer Estate
Michigan probate records show final administration account filed by Don R. Luce for the estate of May Diamond Fréer. Court orders October 23, 1939, for examination and allowance at the Clare probate office with publication in the Clare Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
Harrigan
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Paul D. Gibson
U.S
Loren Dickinson
Eker A. Beamer
Benton Harbor
W. C. Huet
Beamer
Dickinson
Horton
John M. Horton
Andersonville
Ann Arbor
R. Harter
Agt
Guardian
Probate Court
D ‘Yue. Cody
Hstetla
White’ Register of Probate
Bota
Alexander EH. Wylie
Mary A. MccCrimmon
John @. Doherty
Clare Sentinel
Alexander B. Wylie
Estella White
Said
Alexander HE. Wylie
George Johnson
Lew E. Davy
Glare Sentinel
Ostella White
Will
Martha A
Ain
Gordon’. Wheeler
Edgar J. Gray
Amasa B. Watson
John N
Brooks Mead
Julia A. Carroll
Julia Anna
Medd
William. Watson Mead
Winifréd
Leith
Winifred Gray
NS Pases
Mary
Gray
Louige ‘Gray
Maxwell
Julia H. Gray
Oliver Li
Wat ‘Gon
Sibyl
Christina M
Neimeyer
Clare, Mich
Clare County
Monument
David Cromar
Marion, Mich
Grill & White Jewelry
B. J. Sanford
McEwan, St. Clare
F. G. Slattery
Mussell Block
Clars
Bob’s
Mich
Hudson
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Byron Geller
Citizen State Bank
Clare County General Hospital
W. Sixth St
Donald E. Holbrook
McEwan
S. E. Gardiner
K. Hammerberg
M. D
Dr. Clare
Alexander E. Wylie
R. H. Strange
Hyes
McArthur - Strange Clinic
DR. C. B. Neff
Dunlop
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