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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1952

Page

2

Clare County 4-H Delegation Advances to State Show

A six girl and one boy delegation from Clare county joined by two leaders and the county agent took part in the Northern Michigan 4-H elimination contests. Participants included Joanne Bates and others in dairy and clothing judging with Bates placing second in dairy judging and advancing to the state show August 25 29 at Michigan State College. Leaders were Leo Fitzpatrick and June Dawson.

Michigan Bay-Mason County Clare County Joanne Bates Margaret Penrose Pat Pudway Sheridan Jayde Reinhardt Mary Ollen Davis Bonnie Rountree Joan Conner Marilyn’ Zelt Michigan State College Leo. Fitzpatrick Arthur Township June Dawson Grant Township

Seed Wheat Recommendations From Michigan Extension

Michigan State College extension specialist S. C. Hildebrand advises farmers on seed wheat for fall planting. Soft white and soft red winter wheats are recommended by region. hard red varieties are not. Buy seed from local dealers to ensure dependability and varietal purity certified by the Michigan Crop Improvement Association.

S. C. Hildebrand Michigan State College Extension Michigan Hildebrand Michigan State College Michigan Crop Improvement Association

Local Promise Outpaces Competition In Market Trade

A terse note suggests the subject remains better than any available option and can usually be obtained locally, signaling steady supply and ready accessibility in the area.

Hog bruising losses cited by marketing experts

Livestock specialists cite a 1951 study showing 9 percent of hogs slaughtered were bruised and losses per bruised head at $1.45 in 1931 terms. An earlier study connected 42 percent of bruises to canes whips and clubs. Truckers advise better loading chutes avoid prodding and overloads, and patient sorting to cut farm to market losses.

Very Important Paint in Kitchens of Modernized Homes

In updated houses kitchen paint maintenance supports cleanliness sanitation and household morale according to expert guidance.

Fawley Refinery Opens as Europe’s Largest in 1951

The opening of Europe’s largest oil refinery at Fawley in England marks a major expansion for the UK energy industry. The project positions the facility at the forefront of regional refining capacity and economic activity.

Europe Fawley Eng

Farm Building Preservation Through Proper Painting

Paul C. Gibson reports Glare County farm planning emphasizes painting as a defense against weathering to keep farm buildings attractive. MSU expert R T Madox warns high material costs make quality paint a better investment. priming new wood and moisture control are key.

Paul C. Gibson Glare R. TL. Maddox Michigan State College Agricultural Engineer Maddox

Water pressure and hot water needs for automatic washers

Rural homemakers should check water pressure and hot water supply before buying an automatic washer. Michigan State College specialist Lucile Ketchum reports washer water needs from 26 to 52 gallons per load with 16 to 25 pounds of pressure, and hot water use of 16 to 35 gallons. A 30 gallon heater suffices for one or two loads weekly, but a 50 gallon heater may be needed for more frequent use.

Lucile Betchem Michigan State College Home Management Miss Ketchum Ohio Experiment Station

Fifty 4 H Club Members Judge Livestock Bi Clare And Gladwin

Fifty 4 H club members from Clare and Gladwin counties gathered at the Cornwell Ranch for an annual livestock judging day. They evaluated Holstein cows Hereford steers Hampshire sheep and riding horses with county agents and guests including John Baker and Holland exchange delegate Hendrick. Prize awards included leather halters and a lariat as top scorers were Pat Pudvay Joanne Bates and Leroy Powley.

Iffy 4-H Clare Gladwin Cornwell Ranch Johnston Carolyn Billy Carter Gerrit Hamstra Colonville Hampshire Carolyn Carter John Baker Gratiot County Gibson Huggett Baker Holland Hendrick Ley International Farm Youth Exchange Michigan Arkansas Clare County Gaylord Joanne Bates Pat Pudvay Margaret Penrose Sheridan Township Mrs. Garter Leroy Powley Gladwin County

Erosion concerns and haying gains in Isabella County Soil News

Dan Balog and Gus Bronson report County farmer LeRoy Hesson harvested 50 bushels of wheat per acre with ammonium nitrate broadcast this spring. A German student and extension men remark on erosion while Jim Beutler and Bill Brewer apply 100 pounds of nitrate per acre. The Isa bella air tour praises clear skies and standing grain as Al Hansen notes flood damage and ducks in the wheat field. Courser plans include 145 acres of crop and pasture land needing lime and waterways with potholes drained and seeded to canary grass.

Gus Bronson Co-op Mt. Pleasant LeRoy Hesson Deerfield Township Wilson Bader Jim Beutler U.S. Soil Conservation Service Jim Bill Brewer B. C. Mellencamp Isabella Soil Conservation District Lansing Lake Michigan al Hansen Farmers’ Home Administration Island Bard Ernest Courser Courser

Pazo Relief Claimed For Piles In San Gabriel Note

Mrs. F. M. H. of San Gabriel California reports daily torment from piles and praises Pazo as providing instant relief from itching and pain. The ad describes soothing, softening, and drying effects and touts a suppository form for rapid application.

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