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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1949
Page
7
County agents report a warm wet season brings insects and diseases to gardens. Rotenone dusts protect leafy vegetables and beans, while squash bugs may require chlordane or D C. a hand duster helps apply dusts. For guidance, consult Extension Bulletin 261 from the county extension office.
Shorten forage for poultry pasture. clip grass three or four times yearly to keep pasture in good condition and support poultry health.
Arthur Mauck of Michigan State College urges farmers to weigh new debt carefully amid falling prices and rising costs. Total long term debt sits around 5.1 billion, while short term debt climbs, urging consideration of necessity and efficiency before buying new machinery or expanding land. Farmers should use credit only if it lowers costs and increases income, favoring high equity and low mortgage deals already suggested by land bank surveys.
Large open sheds offer a dry place for cows to lie down and seek protection from wind. Beef cattle need access to a sizable yard for daily exercise and movement.
Sixty parents leaders and 4 H Club members attended a picnic at Bungo Lake the new 4 H Camp site on Sunday afternoon July 24th They toured the property swam fished and a boat ride business operated by Floren Pudway A work party will clear land for the camp building and playground near the north end of the east shore The executive committee plans visits to other Michigan camps to gather ideas for Clare camp and aims to make it second to none.
A flurry of weekend greetings finds Temple residents hosting relatives from Owosso and Lansing. Frank Wright hosts, Schram families visit Clare and M 115, and Adouts tour the Upper Peninsula. Ghost town Sherman City noted as a historical aside.
Lansing visitors Douglas Sabin spends time with grandparents Bert Douglas and Thomas Crawford in the area. Several families note gatherings and trips to Owosso Clare Detroit Flint Grand Rapids and Battle Creek with relatives and friends. News includes a death in Detroit and a new grandson announced in the Prudden family.
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