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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1927
Page
3
Nebraska A vecicultural college experiments show corn belt hen rations miss protein. Adding six pounds of high grade tankage boosted egg production from 59 to 183 per hen, with skim or buttermilk as possible substitutes if hens consume about 110 pounds of milk yearly to equal six pounds of tankage.
The article argues a separate breeding pen is not expensive or laborious. It states that keeping a breeding pen simply selects the best birds for hatching, improving chick quality during the hatching season.
The male plays a vital role in poultry as in dairying. Ensure a sound male with good constitution and maturity. Males prefer certain hens. maintain adequate numbers of both sexes. The balance of females to males depends on breed traits flock size and season.
The Gladwin Dairy Association reports six months of operations with 282 cows and an average milk yield of 42.6 pounds per cow and 93.1 pounds of butterfat. Sixty nine cows were sold this month, four as profit and loss cases, and a soil testing outfit will assess lime needs for alfalfa and sweet clover once ground dries. A big Beaverton meeting scheduled for March 30 was postponed due to a smallpox epidemic. Most members use home mixed grains prepared by the tester for cost and protein content.
The text argues that early rapid growth in pigs yields more meat per pound of flesh. It explains that a maintenance ration is needed for ongoing life, not growth, so prolonging growth wastes feed. Allowing pigs to grow too large delays slaughter and reduces turnover benefits.
It pays to prune cherry trees to ease harvest and control height. As corn sits at 75 cents a bushel, farmers may spend 27 to 30 dollars a ton for hog feed shorts. Sows to produce next spring need exercise and good flesh without excess fat at farrowing. Provide alfalfa or clover hay in an open wire basket for hens to access leaves. Old apple trees tolerate heavier pruning for stimulation, but large limbs should be removed only when necessary.
Readable notes show Arthur and Fred Frisch along with Price and Mayhew families visiting relatives. Vearl Price now drives a four passenger Chevrolet. Dan Price, C Adelblue and others attended Wom Rauch's. John Sersaw helps logs to mill. plans for a new house on L Bersette farm. No school at Allen district No 5 due to teacher’s town hall duties.
Sunday evening preaching and 10 30 Sunday School announced. Local families enjoy vacations and weekend visits among Clute, Heirholzer, Hampton and related households. Women’s Aid quilting event held with attendance. community ties noted including sales and visits to Harrison and Detroit.
A rattlesnake sheds its skin three times annually, gaining an extra rattle with each molt, a process that increases the number of segments in its tail warning apparatus.
A Detroit article notes some people seem lucky enough to speak without effort or reflection, implying ease of speech and quick wittedness. It contrasts this with those who must think carefully before replying.
A fragment describes an ancient creature named invert therium as the ancestor of the elephant. It mentions a small size of three to four feet high with a flexible upper lip and tusks that foreshadowed features of later trunks.
Default on mortgage by Claude A Rekers and Adah Rekers triggers sale of property in Clare County Michigan. Public auction set for June 11 1927 at 10 am at the Court House Har rison to cover principal interest costs and attorney fee with 7 percent interest. Includes east half southwest quarter and other parcels in section 13 township 18 north range 4 west. Also includes attached notice of a separate writ of attachment issued January 28 1927 against Alvin R Beadle for seven hundred dollars.
Notice of foreclosure on mortgage held by The Clare County Savings Bank against Joseph Puidvay and Pansy M. Pudyvay. Sale set for June 11, 1927 at 10:00 AM at the Harrison courthouse to cover principal interest and costs, with several junior encumbrances prior. Includes description of property in Sheridan, Clare County Michigan, and mentions prior mortgages.
Dr B Jd Sanford announces a new medicine and surgery office fitted for patient care in Tatman Black area. The facility emphasizes modern treatments and accessible consultation for residents seeking medical services locally.
Notice states Clarence and Ethel Kirkpatrick mortgage to Orval Vandewarker on Oct 17 1925 and recorded Nov 5 1925. Foreclosure sale set for Apr 22 1927 at 10:00 a.m. at the Harrison Court House to satisfy debt of 723.98 dollars plus 36.60 attorney fee and 7 percent interest on Lot 1 and south 38 feet of Lot 2 in Block 8 McEwan's First Addition Clare.
Daily sale items list 2 for 25 cent deals on tomatoes large peas large corn flakes and macaroni spaghetti and noodles. Holland special coffee 9 cents a pound approximate bacon 24 cents per pound and wool twine in stock. Honest weight and test on cream noted.
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