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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1959
Page
10
Michigan State University crop researcher Boyd Churchill notes plowing land that was summer fallowed invites weed trouble. In fields he plowed, weed populations increased tenfold compared to areas left unplowed as weed seeds buried too deep sprouted after the tillage.
Prank Snider of Grayling spent time this week with his parents. Seymour Border of Clare visited his sister Mrs. Ella Sherman and daughter Alice. Mrs. Keith Woods of Missouri joined family at Hola McDonel's home. George Bryant escorted his sisters to see Mr. Boody in Farwell Community Hospital. Numerous relatives gathered for Easter events and visits to the Farwell Rest Home to see Mrs. Clara Stone. Louise Miller of Steamship Springs flew home for holidays with her parents.
The Awards and Finance Committees chose Sharon Butcher Judy Baum er Leon Mosher and Dewey Brown to attend the YM and W Winter weekend at Park Palace Hotel Traverse City January 8 9 10 An annual affair to give older 4 H Youth experience in social etiquette common courtesies and hotel living A new project for older 4 H members may organize an auto club in Clare county A meeting for boys and girls 14+ interested in automotive work is set December 28 at 8 pm in Arthur Townhall The ten session series will cover driving habits road safety and auto maintenance The group toured 4 H property in Lincoln Township noted potential land improvements including a parking area and picnic site The Christmas trees planted years ago were found damaged and boundary line surveys were discussed.
4 H members from Isabella County plus Genesee and Lapeer counties will attend a winter camp at Twin Lakes Camp near Traverse City. The event runs Friday through Sunday January 1 2 and 3 with skiing skating tobogganing square dancing and games. Warm clothing and a healthy appetite are needed.
MSU soils researchers study whether banding plant food in the root zone or broadcasting it yields better profits for farmers. A hundred pounds of fertilizer is worth about $4, and the goal is to determine if 500 pounds in bands can match 50 pounds broadcast in effectiveness, boosting margins.
A researcher contemplates workers and fair wages, noting plans by planters to improve conditions. The fragment suggests concerns about labor compensation and economic fairness.
Cream together sugar and shortening then beat in eggs and mashed bananas. Fold in flour salt and milk with soda and nutrients. Bake 45 minutes at 350 degree oven. Makes two medium loaves.
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