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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1959
Page
3
Michigan dairy chief says strict standards govern eggnog sales. A 6 to 10 percent butterfat milk and cream mixture forms the base with nutmeg flavoring and artificial rum flavor. He warns that adding artificial color tries to make the product appear richer, and selling dairy products with spirits violates dairy laws.
The Clare County Extension women hosted a Christmas Tea at the Clare Methodist Church with 160 ladies and four men attending. Club representatives showcased Christmas projects while Doris Cotton directed the Clare County Chevaliers as songs were performed. 4H committees discussed a 571.00 budget for Club Week State Show pins and awards plus an all expense trip to the International Live stock Show for a Hereford 441 club member.
Robert Coon and Albert Sherman join the Isabella Soil Conservation District as cooperators. Cold weather halts tile drainage. many farmers delayed tile work. Forrest Johnston and Don Pantenburg complete basic farm plans to drain wet land, form sod waterways, and adjust fields for longer plots and dairy and swine operations. SCS inventories highlight winter cover crops and residue use alongside strip farming and terraces as part of integrated conservation.
Howard Penrose and Sons of Clare announce top milk yields from registered Holstein cows. Penrose Echo Edith 4152079 produced 16 605 pounds milk and 689 pounds butterfat in 345 days. Penrose Reva Ruby 3861372 yielded 19 367 pounds milk and 698 pounds butterfat in 365 days with twice daily milking. Michigan State University aided AIR testing for herd records.
Ske Uisond notes indicate 60s colored tags mark paid weight tax on 1959 plates. Secretary James M. Hare reports 96,298 weight tax items in 17 days of November 1958, with 70,612 sold this month, 25,626 fewer than last year. First 1% days of the 1960 license year show over 25 percent drop from the prior period.
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