License to Lease Estate Interest Heard in Clare County
In the probate court of Clare County Michigan Judge George Bates presiding. Solomon Huber administrator seeks license to lease the SE quarter of Section 4 Township 19 North Range 4 West Mayes Township. Hearing set for May 7 1951 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the probate office. Public notice to be published three weeks in the Clare Sentinel.
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Migbigan Ke
Clare
Harison
Said
George Bates
John G. Huber
Solomon Huber
said-Court
Mayes Township
Clare County
Michigan
Ward Court
Clare Sentinel
Publication Order in Estate of Henry Wood
In the Probate Court for Clare County Judge George Bates presides over John Laverty's final account as administrator of Henry Wood's estate. The order directs publication for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel prior to hearing. Also includes Great Lakes Greyhound Lines timetable and daily bus stops in Clare.
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Clere
Harison
George Bates
Henry Wood
John Laverty
Clare Sentinel
Clare City Commission Proceedings March 19 1961
The Clare city commission held a regular meeting March 19 1961 with Mayor Haley presiding. Present were Davy Everts Haley Morgan McConica. no absences. Minutes approved. Building permits for Russell Thurston and Ruth Green read and granted. License items for Doherty Hotel Co. Charles W Hart Dunlop Cafe Barnes Cafe approved. Lease for unused Hemlock Street right of way between Second and Third approved. Bills allowed as read. Meeting adjourned. Albert Haley Mayor Alex McKinnon City Clerk
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Clare
Michigan
City of
Haley
Davy
Hiverts
Morgan
McConica
Russell Thurston
Ruth Green
Doherty Hotel Co
Charles W. Hart Tavern
Dunlop Cafe
Barnes Cafe
Yeas
Com
Everts
Nays
Martin Loomis
Hemlock Street
Second Street
Third Street
Albert Haley
Alex McKinnon
Mechanics Needed In Rural Areas
Michigan State College reports a rising demand for farm equipment personnel as rural mechanization grows. Lt. Baileys heads a 18 month short course including six months of dealer placement to train partsmen mechanics and salesmen. inquiries flow in from farm equipment dealers. Write to the Short Course Department East Lansing for information.
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Michigan
Baileys
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Garfield Group I Discusses Soil And Water Conservation
A Garfield Township Group No. 1 follow up meeting at Charles Tryon's home on April 5 reviewed members farm plans and updated a discussion on soil conservation. Ben Bosink from Clare County and U S Soil Conservation Service aided the session and outlined summer practices.
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Garfield Township
Charles Tryon
Perl Tryon
Stanley Qman
Irwin Scott
H. McDermott
Ben Bosink
Clare County
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Bosink
Rolland 4-H Club Donates to Summer Camp Fund
The Rolland 4-H Club increased the camp fund by a $35 gift. The club is praised for cooperation in county wide activities in the Blanchard area. Other clubs plan to support the Coldwater Lake summer program. Thanks and best wishes are extended.
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Blanchard
Coldwater Lake
Rolland Club
Dipping Teat Cups Prevents Mastitis Reformulated
Michigan State College extension expert Don Murray recommends dipping teat cups to prevent mastitis in dairy herds. Proper steps include rinsing cups to remove milk and then dipping in chlorine, with the valve open to ensure solution reaches all surfaces.
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Don Murray
Michigan State College
Seeding Alfalfa and Brome with Oats
Michigan State College farm crops department offers a seed mix for alfalfa and bromegrass without a companion crop intended for harvest. Combine three pounds bromegrass seed with two to two and a half pecks oats and six pounds alfalfa, using well adapted northern alfalfa. Set drill to sow about three pecks oats per acre to yield about four pounds bromengrass per acre. Reducing small grain seeding lowers competition. oats can be mowed or grazed. If fall seeding, let oats establish for winter snow catch.
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Michigan State College Farm Crops Department
Value of manure on farm rises with herd and effort
Michigan State College agronomist A. R. Wolcott notes a six month manure buildup on a farm with 12 milk cows and young stock equals five and a half tons of 105-10 fertilizer, worth about $300 at current prices. Experts warn against neglecting manure spreading during busy field work to keep nutrients in circulation and boost yields.
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A. R. Wolcott
Michigan State College Agronomist
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Dairy Improvement Association Reports For March 1951
Isabella No Bernard Brecht shows cows on test across 23 herds with average 1065 lbs milk 39.5 lbs fat per cow. Albert Haynes tops with 18 Holsteins 1560 lbs milk 54.4 lbs fat. Other high herds listed. totals show 379 cows tested 56 dry and key metrics for milk fat and cost. Net value of product $6,024.60. High producing cows and herd leaders named.
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Isabella NO
Bernard Brecht
Albert Haynes
Maurice John
Gon
Louis Coon
Mt. Pleasant Home and Training School
Dale Davis
Robert Goon
Vern Fike
Fred Hauck
Joe Stevens and Son
Robert Becker
Maurice John & Son
Robert Coon
Joe Stevens & Son
Robert Coot
Roy Welsh
Glenn
Poet
Glenn Poet's
John Schumaker
Farwell
Chas. Losey & Son
Weidman
Zeller Dairy
Clare
Kavanaugh
Raldon Pasch
Leonard Parker
Howard Wood & Son
McAlvey
Pat
Ray Bowen
Barryson
NO MONEY DOWN On your major repair work Dan McDonald Your Friendly Ford Beat
Dan McDonald announces a no money down offer on major repairs at Your Friendly Ford Beat. The ad highlights affordable terms and quick service for car owners seeking sizable repairs.
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Dan McDonald
Michigan drives campaign for National 4-H Center funding
The Michigan campaign seeks the state's 6000 share of the 200000 cost for a National 4-H Club Center in Washington. County quotas range from 7.00 to 300.00 with ten cents per member. State Leader Kettunen notes the center will house and feed 4-H members during the national camp each June and host visiting 4-H groups year round near Washington.
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Michigan
Washington
D. A
Sim
National 4-H Foundation
Kettunen
Capitol
Effects Of Mastitis Remedies On Milk
Michigan dairy herds using penicillin for mastitis face product quality issues. Don Murray argues withholding milk from treated cows for at least three days, or from treated quarters, prevents antibiotic residues harming processed dairy products.
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Michigan
Don’ Murray
MSC Extension
Needle and Nail Club Meeting Notes at Bradley's
The 4-H Needle and Nail Club met at Bradley's with the president presiding and roll call. Members agreed on five cent dues, discussed 4-H Achievement Day, and sang several tunes before Miss Allen schedules the next meeting and Mrs. Walter and Gerry Lloyd join the game committee.
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Bradley's
Miss Allen
Walter
Gerry Lloyd
Bradley
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