Farmers urged to harvest more clover and alfalfa seed
Clare county farmers are urged by Robert C. Kleiner to expand clover and alfalfa seed harvests. Government payments of nine cents per pound for red clover and seven cents for alfalfa seed, plus a broad insurance program, aim to boost seed production and soil fertility amid postwar shortages.
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Clare County
Robert C. Kleiner
U. S. Department of Agriculture
AAA
No safety drive can succeed without joint driver and pedestrian help
The message urges cooperation from both drivers and pedestrians to make safety campaigns effective, arguing that success hinges on mutual effort rather than reliance on authorities alone.
Sees Big Increase In Building on Farms
Washington area report forecasts near one billion dollars yearly for farm buildings over five years. Frank J. Hallauer of the forest service cites deferred maintenance, strong farm finances, high income, and demand for higher standards as key drivers. He warns inflationary forces and postwar adjustments could alter the outlook.
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Washington, D. C
Frank J. Hallauer
The
Forest Service
Senate
Small Business Committee
Halauer
Tithe Wheat Yields $100,000 From Dynamic Kernels
Perry Hayden of Tecumseh Michigan says his biblical tithing wheat project will yield over 113 million cubic inches this year after planting a cubic inch of so called dynamic kernels. A tenth of each year's crop is pledged to the church and a final harvest is planned for August 1 at Adrian with 10 acres of wheat in the county fair grounds. Seeding spread to 267 farmers across five states with the tithe supporting churches and groups including the Gideons and Salvation Army.
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Tecumseh
Mich
Perry Hayden
Hayden
Adrian
County Fairgrounds
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Gideons
Salvation Army
Push and Pull in the Suction Pump Explanation
The water is lifted not by suction but by atmospheric pressure. Reducing pressure above the water lessens opposing force, allowing the atmosphere to push the water upward.
Community greetings and family visits recur across town
The text lists neighbors and relatives visiting each other in Weidman Farwell and surrounding areas. Names include Ivan Smith Walter Jerred Thelma Battle and many more visiting Mr Seeley Johnson Clifford Higer Harold Pifer Elmer Schultz Harlan Walters and others during the past weekend and Sunday gatherings.
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Ivan Smith
Spence
Harold Pifer
Mr. Pleasant
W. A. Pifer
Farwell
Pifer
Elmer Schultz
BE. Raymond
Pat Harding
Richard
Joanne
Detroit
Gerald Shuttleworth
Lansing
Joe Pantucki
Harlan, Walters
Ben Agle
Seeley Johnson
Dale Magson
Ypsilanti
Leon Dysinger
Sunday School Attendance and Family Visits in Maple Grove
Maple Grove notes show Sunday School attendance at 40. Families and friends visited relatives in nearby towns including Coleman Lansing Mio and Flint. Several couples celebrated a fiftieth wedding anniversary and many trips and visits filled the weekend.
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Joe Snell
Coleman
Erve Borders
Dale Rulapaugh
Stanley
Lillian Gaundart
Lansing
Francis ‘Varney
Pat
Art Coffells
Lloyd Loomis
Chas. Tigner
Flint
B. Orton
Henry. Steihland
Laverne Slater
Geo. Keehler
Stanley Ireland
Marriage at Congregational Church in Harrison
Last Friday evening August 2 at the Harrison Congregational Church Miss Marjorie Hileman and William L. Case were united in marriage in a notable ceremony. Congratulations to the newlyweds. Gordon Burton and Alice Brockway attended a 4 H camp at Gaylord last week and reported a good time. Seaver Burton of Alma visited his parental home over Sunday. The William Hileman family visited the O M Somers home near Farwell Sunday. Beatrice Bringold Greenwood and Mary Austin Temple visited the Hileman home Saturday. Viola Van Blarcom and friend visited the Howard Brockway home.
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Harrison
Marjorie Hileman
Wm. L. Case
Gordon Burton
Alice
Tom Brockway
Gaylord
Seaver Burton
Alma
Paetntal
Wm. Hileman
O. M. Somers
Farwell
Beatrice Bringold
Greenwood
Mary Austin
Temple
Hileman Home
Milk demand grows as dairy market seeks more supply
The dairy market calls for increased milk production as demand rises and shortages persist. Expect higher output in fall and spring with hoped-for pasture grazing to cut grain use and bolster both farmers and the national milk program.
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National Milk Program
Rye seeding yields modest milk gain on farm acreage
J K M Hlingls reports seeding 18 acres of rye last summer at a cost of $23 with minimal fertilizer. Two weeks of pasture last fall and three weeks this spring increased milk volume by about 20 percent, adding just over $80 in gains.
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G.e
Missouri
J. K. M. Hlingls
C. Sor
Wisconsin
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