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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1961
Page
3
Timber sale permits are issued to operators for White Cedar fence posts and cabin logs, and pulpwood from Balsam, Black Spruce, Aspen, Red Maple and White Birch. Early applications help mark timber strips. About 200 local laborers are expected to be employed this winter to produce wood products from deer yards. Local landowners may replace or build fences during winter using the available labor force.
The report notes a VFW 3039 Christmas party for children at the hall and a pot luck dinner. It mentions John Locke Hack being hospitalized in Mt. Pleasant after a coma, and several family visits including Mr. and Mrs. Kid Covert at Irvin Hilyard's, Mrs. Mable Campbell calling her son Sergeant Charles Campbell from Petoskey as he heads to Alaska, and other travels between Lansing Owosso and Lans ing with Moose Lodge events and cousin visits.
Beaverton residents visit Illness and funeral notices mingle with wedding reports. Beaverton couple Elmer Farrow called on Jay Clute while Detroit visitors Irene Moore and Mercedes Spaulding dined with locals. Walters Loyd wedding at Brown Corners Church and Clare County 4 H party at the courthouse highlight weekend gatherings.
Michigan State University researchers led by W H Sheldon D E Wiant and others found early-cut hay at the 10 percent bloom stage boosts cow intake by 25 to 80 percent, increases milk yield by 30 to 50 percent versus late-cut hay, and reduces grain and protein supplement needs. The study shows a ton of early-cut hay matches the mileage of a ton of late-cut hay plus 509 pounds shelled corn.
The County Agents Desk invites all 4H and FFA beef feeders to a Thursday night meeting in Clare High School Ag room to discuss a new beef feeding program. Attendance urged for those with or without an animal. Dairymen Meet Again Jan 4 at Gladwin Courthouse at 10:00 am. Hi Brown of MSU will speak.
The Stevenson Lake 4 H Club led by Mr and Mrs George Jane lists eight members enrolled in Handicraft beef and photography projects. Club officers include President Sharon Mitchell Vice President Mark Mogg Secretary Margaret Strouse Treasurer Robert Denton.
The report states the United States farm investment exceeds 200 billion dollars, reflecting growth in agricultural capital expenditure across sectors including land, equipment, and financing. The figure underscores expanding farm assets and economic activity nationwide.
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