Final date for April through June dairy payments
August 31 is the final date for making April May and June milk and cream subsidy payments to Clare County farmers. Send milk or cream statements for these three months to the AAA Office Harrison for stamping and immediate return with a check. Butterfat payments 17c per pound April 10c for May and June. milk 60c per CWT April 25c for May and June. Beef subsidy payments require sale to a legally authorized slaughterer weighing at least 800 pounds and at least $14.55 per CWT. applications due by August 31 for May 19 to June 30 sales, or within 60 days from sale for later sales. Advertising doesn't cost it pays.
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Clare County
AAA
Harrison
Fertilizer Advice Urges Clare County Wheat Seeding Now
Clare county farmers are urged to order commercial fertilizer immediately to avoid delays after the Hessian fly free date of September 12. About 300 to 400 pounds per acre of 2-16-8 or 0-14-7 are recommended for most soils, with 3-12-12 or 2-16-8 for sandy soils. Substitutions may be needed where exact analyses are unavailable.
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Clare County
Paul R. Rood
Michigan State College
Rood
Alfalfa Crop Needs Fertilization says MSU expert
Michigan State College soil scientist Charles B. Miller argues alfalfa is a soil building crop but requires phosphorus and potash fertilization for high yields. He notes lime and varying phosphate to potash ratios suit soil types and that alfalfa responds more profitably to fertilizers than other crops.
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Michigan State College Soil Science Department
Charles B. Miller
Soil Science Department
Dy. Miller
Michigan
Miller
Calling non laying hens the season’s culling priority
Michigan State College poultry expert Dr G Card urges culling non laying hens to improve flock quality. He describes healthy hens as laying, with bright combs and supple pubic bones, while culled birds show droopiness, hard abdomen, and pale pigmentation. The guide advises selecting hens that lay in summer and are vigorous, and notes broody or timid birds should go.
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Cr. G. Card
Michigan State College Department of Poultry Husbandry
Card
Japanese Beetle Hungry and Community Dinner Notes
A fragmented local social note describes visits and meals. Brett Carncross called on sister Mrs Walter Kleiner Sunday evening. Attendees include Mrs Bryan Miller Jakia, Mr and Mrs Bruce Hodges, and others from Midland Clare and Twin Lakes enjoyed a steak dinner at Ralph Allen Hinest Hodges home.
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Brett Carncross
Walter Kleiner
Bryan Miller
Jakia
Miller Yeunion
Bruce Hodges
Midland
Ralph Allen
Hinest Hodges
Land Re
Harold Moline
Clare
Frank Poet
Twin Lakes
Elmer Price Furlough Reunion Notes Family Visit
Elmer C Price is spending a thirty day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Cliff Price. The Price reunion drew seventy four attendees at the Cliff Price home with plans for next year at the Dan Price home. Miss Ruth Wray of Gladwin is visiting at the Cliff Price home while Edward Underwood and family of Clare vacation with her parents. June Baumgardiner of Crystal visits Mil dred Price. Ivan Rawles traveled to Traverse City on Monday.
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Elmer C. Price
Cliff Price
Elmer
Burone
Dan Price
Ruth Wray
Gladwin
Edward Underwood
Clare
June Baumgardiner
Crystal
Lois
Mildred Price
Ivan Rawles
Traverse City
Brush College Social Notes Include Visits and Picnic At Loon Lake
Mr and Mrs J C Coats visited Mancelona and Hubbard Lake with Paul Brubaker and Anna Lee Bard Belert and Delores Winn joining a chicken dinner at John Brubaker s. Sherm Perry visited in the evening. Eighty attended the Ladies Aid at Rockey home. John Brubaker and Ronald dined at C Newman s. Randolph Rockey hosted Ohio kin and visitors at Loon Lake picnic with the Ruby and Archbold families from Clare. Vereah Leitner of Pontiac visits Earl Sanders family.
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J. C. Coats
Mancelona
Leo
Hubbard Lake
Paul Brubaker
Anna Lee
Bard
Carl Belert
Delores Winn
Chas. Belert
John Brubaker
Sherm Perry
Ladies Aid
Rockey
Ronald
C. Newman
Randolph Rockey
Ohio
Raymond Ruby
John Archbold
Clare
Loon Lake
Vereah Leitner
Pontiac
Earl Sanders
Pleasant Valley Social Roundup in Springfield Area
Alton David returned to his work in Springfield Ohio Tuesday after spending the past week with his family in the Pleasant Valley area. Mrs Alfred Bay has returned home from Clare hospital where she was cared for two weeks. Betty Lou Bay of Dover assists in the home. Mrs Donald David and baby visit the Charles David home. Ray Oles and children of Tekonsha spent last week with Mrs Mayme Runyon. Roy Townsend visitors Friday evening. Judge Bates and daughter Alice Ann of Harrison visited last week. Howard Penrose Owen Spink visited Clare at Ethel Upthe grove home Sunday. George David of Saginaw and Alton David with children were Sunday visitors at the Charles David home.
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Alton David
Springfield
Ohio
Alfred Bay
Clare Hospital
Betty Lou Bay
Dover
Donald David
Baby
Charles David
Ray Oles
Tekonsha
Mayme Runyon
Roy Townsend
Judge Bates
Alice Ann
Harrison
Bates
Howard Penrose
Owen Spink
Ethel Upthe Grove
Clare
George David
Saginaw
Local families share Sunday visits across towns
Myr and Mrs Henry Barton and family were Sunday visitors at the Frank Barton home. Norman Hutchinson with Mr and Mrs Bernard Allen were guests, plus Henry Kleiner, Donald and Faye Ann for Sunday dinner with the Kleiners and the Gepharts of Baton Rapids visiting Bryan Miller. Eva Laver Watson stayed overnight with Marjorie Kleiner. Ralph Allen spent Sunday in Sanford. Glenn Post and grandchildren Jay and Dick were guests at J C Newman's in Arthur. Mrs Hutchinson and Mrs By later noted.
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Marjorie Kleiner
Ralph Allen
Sanford
Glenn Post
Jay and
J. C. Newman
Arthur
Win. Hutchingon
Sunday School and Church Attendance Report for Maple Grove
Attendance numbers show thirty four for Sunday School and thirty six for Sunday evening services. Local families visit Garnet Ferguson and relatives while others travel to Hesperia Muskegon Clare and Belleville for family and reunions. Pvt Richard Gott returns on furlough as gatherings and visits continue around Maple Grove.
Movable Bridge Lowers to Let Ships Pass
A recently built bridge in Iraq is submerged 20 feet to create a passage for ships. The maneuver enables maritime traffic while maintaining structural integrity.
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Iraq
Soviet Radio Claims Hitler Visited German Town Two Days Before Fall
Moscow radio quoted a Soviet war correspondent saying Adolf Hitler visited a German frontier town just two days before its capture by the Red Army. The correspondent did not name the town but said Hitler urged both youth and elders to take up arms.
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Adolf Hitler
London
Moscow
Red Army
Hitler
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