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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1955
Page
3
Dr J H Mackenzie in charge announces Isabella County has finished the Bangs disease test with 28 461 cattle tested across 1435 herds of which 247 herds reacted. 17.2 percent of all herds showed infection from milk samples and blood tests will follow to identify individual reactors.
Poultry nutritionist Philip J. Schaible of Michigan State University urges including grit in regular rations. Grit acts in gizzards to crush and grind feed, improving digestibility and efficiency, especially with whole grains. Calcareous grit provides calcium and grinding, but may not suit starting or broiler chicks. Use grit size matched to the bird's digestive tract. local river gravel is a common hard insoluble option.
Michigan State University extension specialist Ed Miller reports new hog grade labels replacing the previous system. U S No 1 hogs must finish near the minimum for high quality pork, No 2 denotes slightly fatter hogs, No 3 applies to overfat hogs, and medium hogs are underfinished. Cull grades cover underfinished hogs and inferior guts. Backfat limits also updated to 1.3 to 1.6 inches for 180 to 226 pound hogs. Buyers at local auctions already pay more for U S No 1 hogs, with premiums likely to rise as hog supply grows. Egg whites whip best after standing at room temperature.
Isabella 4-H leaders and members gathered to organize fair clerks supt foodstands and fair operations. Over 80 attended as district eliminations named four members advancing to state judging at the State 4-H Show from August 30 to September 2.
Ruth McKnaymes and the Michigan State College extension unit report women of 600 county clubs will run the Country Store at the Isabella County Fair. Proceeds fund demonstrations, lessons, and loan equipment, with an exhibit showing how money is used. Several clubs plan education booths to display county 4 H projects and activities.
The Isabella County Fair enters its tenth anniversary as a top Michigan county fair. It highlights farm youth with shows, judging days August 23 24, a Tuesday night talent program and a Saturday horsepull. Mt Pleasant has improved facilities including painted grandstand seats and updated Floral Hall, with entries and volunteers driving the event.
Michigan State University economist H B Larzelere warns rising US consumption does not ensure higher demand. He notes prices fall when supply grows, with seasonal shifts toward higher demand in warm months and recommends growers plan multiple broiler lots for March June September or January April July and late September.
Michigan State University farm economists project a fall hog crop up to about 10 percent larger than last year with potential total hog production near 101 million head the strongest since 1951. Prospects for ample supplies could temper August fat cattle price increases though rising consumer income should keep beef demand robust. Also, the USDA notes brown silks on corn signal maturity and flavor. green-tipped silks indicate underdeveloped kernels.
Under Mrs Marion Johnson and Jr Leader Janet Johnson the girls practiced proper table setting serving and kitchen cleanup. Participants included Mrs Jack Houghton and daughter Mary Mrs Robert Spence and daughter Barax a Mrs Emil Leader and daughter Karlene Mrs Ed Cook and daughter Lou Ann Mrs 2 villy and daughter Marilyn Mrs Marion Johnson and daughter Nancy Mrs Arla Vandien and daughter Carolyn and Mrs 0 8 Miller and daughter Joyce.
An old tip promises relief for denture wearers facing embarrassment from loose plates. By sprinkling an alkaline non-sedative powder on dentures, teeth stay firmer and feel more comfortable, with added odor control. Sold under the brand name FASTERTH at drug counters.
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