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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1929
Page
5
Special Friday and Saturday sales at the home owned store offer Checker coffee 69 cents, Royal Saisuma tea, prize loaf bread flour 25 pounds, large cans Italian prunes, large can Arma peaches 2 pound pail, St Laurence peanut butter 88 cents, two cans Early June pears 23 cents, 8 glasses Apple grape or blackberry jelly 28 cents, 10 pounds granulated sugar 97 cents. Delivery to your door if you prefer, open evenings, phone 80F2.
James D. Brew of the New York State College of Agriculture urges thorough cleaning of milking machines. Flush with cold water after each milking, then rinse with hot water and washing powder, followed by cold water. scrub all parts and use disinfectant or heated water to sanitize. Obtain Bulletin B 48 from the State College of Agriculture in Ithaca for full instructions.
The ropy milk problem stems from stagnant water and marshy creeks in farm supplies. Cows wading in contaminated areas pick up dirt that enters milk, promoting bacteria growth and ropiness. Clean troughs or tanks reduce contamination. regular inspection of summer water sources on pastures is essential to ensure cows have fresh water.
The article argues that feeding fallacies limit dairy cow production. It states high production cows justify balanced rations, while poor cows may not repay expensive feeds. It contrasts maintenance costs with the potential gains in average cows and notes cow testing data show the lowest feed costs do not yield the most profit.
The calf should stay with its mother two or three days to take colostrum. For the first two weeks it receives only its mother’s milk at about twelve pounds daily per one hundred pounds of calf weight, preferably in three feedings. After two weeks gradually reduce to the herd’s fixed milk supply.
Mrs. Mary Bosschem of Irons becomes the first person in Michigan to purchase tuberculosis Christmas seals, sending a 100‑seal remittance on Armistice Day with praise for the campaign. George Pearson of Grindstone City also sent an early order, received a day after Bosschem’s Thanksgiving note, marking the start of the sale.
Health teacher Watassa of the Michigan Tuberculosis Association is warmly received by about 1000 tribal dressed children at Baraga Indian orphanage. She shares health lessons through stories dolls and trinkets and inspires lasting habits, reaching over 80 000 students this year. Funds from tuberculosis Christmas seals cover her costs.
Creosote can double fence post life with proper treatment. Provide good housing with nests and keep structures clean. Stacking oats before threshing yields better grain. Separate sold, checked, or cracked eggs from others and use or sell them separately. Grade and house pullets as soon as they come into production, with winter quarters by November. Watch for croup or chickenpox to avoid production loss during high egg prices.
The Lyceum course returns Tuesday with the Loveless Twins Quartette performing vocal and instrumental numbers. Students plan a Christmas program for December 20 and reflect on class activities, art projects, attendance awards, and changes in grades from first to seventh.
Bruce McAllister Gloria Perry Dorothy Schaeffer Billie Spicer Zelma Williams Norma Fisher and Zane Walters are named among community figures in a local directory style notice reflecting residents’ involvement.
A hand equals four inches, with three hands making a foot. The term was adopted as the official unit of measure for horses, defining breadth as four inches per hand.
Trout anglers favor fishing upstream as current carries food to the fish and helps avoid alerting them. The tactic aims to keep lines hidden and increase chances of a bite by presenting bait with the stream.
United States imports tung oil valued at about 15 million dollars, all from China. The oil is a key ingredient in high grade varnishes and is the only known constituent that gives varnish heat and water resistance.
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