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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1960
Page
3
Michigan State University soil scientists used radioactive phosphate fertilizer to trace root competition for phosphorus in intercropping systems. Intercropping places grass or legume between main crops like corn and soybeans to boost per acre production, though interplanted crops compete for moisture light and nutrients.
Traverse City State Hospital seeks community help to provide a merry Christmas for its 3,000 patients. Churches clubs civic groups schools and individuals are asked to donate new gifts such as costume jewelry gloves tobacco clothing games and puzzles.
The County Agents Desk reports on the Winterfield 4-H Club visit to assist older members with handicraft projects after a Leader Training session. Dee and Darell Dunkle showed 15 lambs at the Detroit Junior Livestock Show, with Clare Couity Four making the trip. The 400 4-H members and leaders stayed at the Sheraton Cadillac, attended Ben Hur, and enjoyed a banquet hosted by the Detroit Junior Livestock Association.
Four county 4-H program invites 25 youths aged 15 plus to a three day Winter Camp December 30 to January 1 at Twin Lakes Camp near Traverse City. Activities include skiing Toboganning ice skating square dancing and table tennis with transport and fees coordinated by local leaders.
A county agent recounts a packed day starting in Detroit at the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel and State Fair grounds. He travels to Standish for a district extension agents meeting from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm then to Clare for a family Christmas party. The evening includes a farm bureau meeting at Hamilton town hall and slides from his European tour before a late return home.
Michigan State University geologist Dr Maynard M Miller says average temperatures may revert toward 1880s winter levels over the next 50 years noting full cycles last about 90 years. The warm phase peaked in the last decade, signaling a cooler period ahead.
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