For Sale Cedar Posts
For sale cedar posts. Inquire with Jos. Hendrie at 309 H Fifth Street. Call 2612 hh.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1927
Page
3
For sale cedar posts. Inquire with Jos. Hendrie at 309 H Fifth Street. Call 2612 hh.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes that crop rotation must suit soil type and local conditions. Each farm faces unique problems from livestock, market demands, pests, and weeds, making flexible rotations essential for annual acreage goals.
Rev. George Flanagan is identified as pastor and Mass is scheduled at a specific time in the church bulletin. The fragment notes a Catholic service and leadership but lacks other event details.
Seventh Day Adventist at 205 East 7th Street hosts Sabbath School Evory Saturday at 2:00. Free Methodist led by Geo W Gapny holds Sunday School 1:30, preaching 2:30. Prayer meeting Thursday night at 7:80.
Pastor H B Johnson conducts a 10 15 a m worship service with special music and a sermon. Sunday School follows at 11 15 a m led by Mrs James Rogers as superintendent.
Pastor Leonhard C. Sernthal announces Sunday services at 9:30 in German and 10:20 in English at 1002 McEwan. On May 1 the minister will give a farewell sermon in German at 9:30 and in English at 10:30.
The message invites readers to join W S Teeter's church activities at the Free Methodist church with a Sunday School at 10:00, preaching at 11:00, Sunday evening service at 7:30, and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30.
For sale raspberry and blackberry plants including dewberry and strawberry plants. Double state inspected. Frank Koeplinger Nurseries Glass Road south of Farwell. 262. For sale raspberry and blackberry plants ornamental shrubs perennials and 100 varieties of dahlia and gladioli bulbs. State inspected. Write for price list. White's Fruit and Floral Farm Clare Mich 191é.
Rental notices advertise a single room at 303 West 6th Street and a house with lot on Ver non Hill. Also 40 acres pasture in Sheridan township with running water offered by Ernest Kleiner. May 1st, newly papered house with eight lots at 315 West State St priced at $12 per month. Martin Heiser listed at 2512 Teel Ave in Lansing.
WANTED I am now buying potatoes offering highest market prices Jas Stanley Farwell phone 36W 2111 Wolverine Polish formerly sold by F Ragsat now available from Thos Groves Clare
Morning worship at 10:00 oclock and Sunday School at 11:15 under Miss Laura Thompson with invitation to all not attending elsewhere. Evening services will be united with the Methodist church. Rev A P McDonald pastor leads.
The Church at 107 East 7th Street Clare reports schedules for worship led by Rev Edward T Smith with a 10:00 a.m. preaching service and 7:30 p.m. evening service uniting Baptist worshippers. Sunday School at 11:15 a.m. Epworth League 6:30 p.m. prayer Thursday 7:30 p.m. Mission offering rich with Easter programs at Herrick and Clare and fifteen new members joined.
A dairy cow fed a full balanced ration uses half the feed to maintain body and half to produce milk. With a three fourths ration she uses the same amount for maintenance and only one third for milk. At a half ration the cow feeds all its feed to maintenance, underscoring the importance of full feeding good cows.
Poultry and dairy management linked with cooling milk to 50 degrees F. Legume hay and silage recommended as essential cow rations. Apples or pomace can substitute corn silage. Untreated skim milk or unpasteurized buttermilk from creameries risks disease spread to restock. Dairy barn drinking fountains and stable rows are described as essential features.
A survey of feed tests from Ohio Iowa South Dakota Indiana and Kansas shows ground soy beans and soy bean meal can substitute for linseed meal with mixed results on milk yield fat content. Overall not enough to guarantee superiority but soy beans offer a viable protein supplement and soil benefits for Iowa farmers.
University of Ulfnois agriculture researchers report that small dairy herds can save substantial time and labor by using a two unit electrically operated milking machine. A farmer now milks solo in about half the previous time with daily 15 minute cleaning plus weekly sterilization of all milk contact parts.
The milk ration for calves can be increased to eight quarts daily, though more often yields poorer results. Some report success with a skim milk gruel made of equal parts wheat and linseed meal boiled together. Others feed corn meal ground oats and linseed meal.
Proper care of dairy calves from birth through early development boosts future profits. High calf mortality occurs in the first weeks, so keeping the calf with its dam during the critical first 48 hours supports healthier growth and better feeding outcomes.
Mr and Mrs W E Myers and Mr and Mrs L A Kiggins attended the sale at NM EB Hull's Tuesday. Mr and Mrs F M Myers and son Norman and Mrs A Hutchinson and two children ate Hass ter dinner with M and Mrs G A Kiggins. L W Sunday and wife of Hastings were visitors Sunday afternoon at F M Myers. Mr and Mrs Ralph Myers and two sons of Bennington visited Sunday at W E Myers. Russell Chaflee of Clare was also a visitor. Mr and Mrs L A Kiggins and Mr and Mrs F M Myers visited Sunday evening at J Kiggens in Grout KF. Myers attended the insurance agents meeting in Alma Wednesday, and Mrs M visited in Mt Pleasant.
Mrs Robert Cochran visited her sister and brother Mr and Mrs Jerry Bennett Sunday. Ora Cochran and family from Beaverton were callers in the vicinity Sunday. Orman Bennett and family and sister Mrs J J Adams of Detroit are spending vacation with relatives here. John Putters and Cardon. Harvey have started shearing sheep. Glen Hale and family were surprised by a fondly number of their neighbor.
Saturday night a farewell party featured games and music before a late lunch and departures in the early hours. Chas Keith Jr was absent from school Tuesday to visit his mother and brother who had come from Florida.
Jay Clute of Pontiac spent Sunday with family while Easter visits occurred among local households including Mrs. Dale Davis of Columbiaville with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Val Empey and relatives. Local church events, a rainy week improving wheat and grass, and a Colonville Rdv. Telephone Co. meeting electing officers are noted among residents.
The Red Front The Busy Store lists prices for soap 338¢ for 10 bars and peas at 25¢ a can. It promotes oats 3 Minute large package 19¢ and cocoa 25¢ per pound plus peanut butter 18¢ per pound. Also featured are sliced bacon 40¢ per pound, pineapple 25¢ per large can, peaches 45¢ per large can, Alaska salmon 29¢ per can, and Light House coffee 45¢ per pound with two cans pink salmon noted.
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