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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1944
Page
7
Michigan State College soil scientists report an average four bushels per acre gain from 21 trials on sandy loam soils in southern counties after an early spring nitrogen application. Variations tied to soil fertility. heavier soils showed smaller gains.
A county war board study ties rabbit growth and pheasant numbers to soil fertility. Mis souri shows rabbits averaging 2.1 pounds on poor soils and 2.8 pounds on fertile soils, while Michigan reports more pheasants on productive lands. Certification of actual danger of starvation may unlock added rations by colony.
Delma Miller visited a Frost school this week while neighbors shared social visits. Mr and Mrs Jesse Allen hosted their daughter and Mr and Mrs Karl Mavis and family Sunday. Mickey Mavis is ill with measles. Henry Norman and family visited Dick Walsh in St Clair Shores from Friday through Sunday.
Miss Yvonne Drake hosted Sue Henry Charles Amble and Darrell Weage for dinner Sunday. Miss Hazel Harris of Battle Creek returned to work after attending her brother's wedding. The Lee family of the Achard ranch moves to the Tom Cook farm in West Freeman. Ross Goodrich and Roy Schug were among inductees sent to Detroit last Friday.
Mrs. Glenn Hickling sold her cows to Charlie Scott. Johnny Bob and Helen Sullivan attended the Clare show Friday night. Little Frankie Sowle was hurt again. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hunt moved back to their farm. Bonnie Hunt returned to Lake school Monday. A ball game was seen at High Point Lake Sunday. Spring weather chatter and greetings fill the page.
Rev EE Redman leads Sunday School at 2 PM and preaching at 8 PM with junior choir program. Young People meet Friday at 7 30 PM candlelight service planned. Red Cross meeting held despite storm with light refreshments. Local visits and moves noted among community residents and cottages.
Palm Sunday service updates and Easter time changes at Center and Rosebush Methodist churches. Citizens travel to Flint and East Chicago for family visits. Army inductions and overseas deployments noted. Local deaths, funerals, and school events referenced along with library visits and residents moving or visiting Detroit and Mt Pleasant.
The piece highlights dairy farmers and workers returning to demanding production as milk and cheese needs rise for military and civilian use. It notes goals to produce over 450 million pounds of cheese for soldiers and 500 million pounds for civilians, emphasizing Kraft brand quality amid high demand.
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