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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1943
Page
6
Farmers urged to market lambs in top condition from pasture with minimal grain. Phenothiazine mixed with salt is being used by Michigan farmers to control worms, with drench methods for tape worm cases and follow up salt treatment.
Farmers debate fertilizer value for corn while Michigan researchers urge wheat and rye crops receive fertilizer. Ray Cook of Michigan Experiment Station notes wheat should be planted with fertilizer and recommends a state leaflet on 1948 wheat and rye plantings to assist farmers in choosing materials based on soil and history.
Farmers and amateur poultry men are urged to check feed supplies for late summer chicks. A protein shortage could hit broiler producers, while disease risks from prior broods loom. Oyster shells are scarce nationally. Clare County relies on marl and local gravel for calcium and grit.
Agriculture Secretary Claude R Wickard urges farmers to harvest pulpwood from farm woodlots. Thinning crowded trees increases remaining timber value and speeds growth while supplying urgently needed pulpwood for the war effort. He emphasizes the gain to farmer income and woodlot improvement.
The first Harvard University commencement took place in 1642 marking the institution's early graduation milestone with a historic ceremony.
Michigan State Radio WKAR 870 KC with 6000 watts lists daily Hymns You Love program at 8 15 am Eastern War Time and a full week of farm service hours, markets, farm news and local notices. Community notes mention church pews and local residents visiting relatives. Sell what you DON’T need Clare Sentinel classifieds promote ads.
Vernon City residents and relatives from Gibsonburg and Mt. Pleasant visit kin across Vernon. Among those mentioned are Mr. and Mrs. Tom Teale and Charlotte, Mrs. Nan Buckley, Robert Pryor hospitalized with pneumonia and chicken pox, and Mrs. Margaret Funnell nursing a carbuncle.
At Gilmore Church of Christ J S Penick leads a full morning with song service and communion at 10:15, sermon titles at 10:30 and 8:15, Bible school, and a 7:30 youth meeting. The pastor urges action to fill empty pews and improve the church tomorrow.
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