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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1960
Page
4
The Forest Hill Four Square 4 H Club met at Pine River School for a July 6 meeting at 7 30 p m. A scrap drive is planned for July 30 with donations to Ted or Bob Courter at HD 3 4752 to fund transport to the state show in Lansing. Next meeting set for July 20 at 7 30 p m at the school house.
Opinion piece arguing that individuals using personal effort to avoid relief align with the Golden Rule while government coercion to redistribute wealth harms freedom and moral order. Christian Freedom Foundation in New York publishes the work condemning the Welfare State as limiting human choice and growth.
Mr and Mrs Beryl Scramlin with Carol and Craig traveled to the Seolocks over the weekend. They journeyed via Bay City and along the shore of Lake Huron.
A Purina guide urges owners to boost dog longevity through love, environment, and humane training. It warns against hazards of traffic and suggests safe avoidance strategies while stressing kindness as the key to healthy, lifelong companionship.
The report notes a Saturday departure to Mackinaw City then crossing the bridge to the Soo with a Sunday return in the evening. Mrs Edwin Wood hosted Kenneth Miller of Lake City for a Sunday visit while Fran Williams and daughter dined with the Duane Phelps family. Edna Miller and Esther Calan of Crystal visited Mrs Whitman, with Whitman now able to rise. A malicious intruder damaged Roy Davis’s bean field Wednesday night by driving across it, destroying many beans. The State
Police were called and have some clues as to the culprits. The report notes ongoing investigation and unnamed suspects, with no arrests announced at this time.
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