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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1953
Page
5
The Clare Gladwin 4 H tractor project group elected officers for the 1954 program. Pat Pudway was named president Jack Prude vice president Nard Robinette secretary treasurer and Pat Heath safety counselor.
Michigan farmers face two year end tax reports the federal income tax and the new State business receipts tax Agricultural economist Everett M Elwood explains that only farmers with gross receipts over 10000 since July 1 file the new tax The 50 percent deduction plus a 1000 personal exemption for calendar year filers shapes taxable income The tax is assessed per thousand and penalties include 25 percent for late returns and 100 percent for fraud Farmers need form BA 10 and must keep adequate records
Local classified ad announces an auction to be held in Clare with details to be published in The Clare Sentinel. Prospective bidders are urged to inspect items ahead of sale and register on site.
Dr. Glen W. Reed extension veterinarian at Michigan State College will discuss brucellosis control in Clare county during Little Farmers Week January 11 15 at the Harrison courthouse. He will explain vaccination results and apply knowledge from his MSU work. Reed previously practiced in Constantine and earned degrees from Manchester College MSU and Indiana University.
The Isabella County Youth and Farm Fair names its 1954 leadership led by President B C Mellencamp and Secretary-Treasurer Maynard Gilmore. They plan local talent with one big on site day, approve a loan to settle barn debt, and schedule four delegates to the January Detroit state meeting.
Isabella county township meetings outline the 1954 ASC program features. Gerald Fuller county manager Dan Balog county planner and the county agent discuss soil conserving practices, technical assistance, and compliance. Farmers encouraged to sign up at upcoming meetings.
Feed protection measures favor feed substitution to raise nutrient value. Oats barley and rye should not exceed half of grain rations. Four pounds of legume hay replaces one pound cottonseed or soybean meal for protein. Silage notes: 75 ton sorghum silage and corn silage ranked high for wintering beef calves with soybean meal and mineral mix. Illinois tests show 1.64 lb daily gain at $12.88 per 100 lb gain. mineral mix free choice. calves ate more silage when self-fed.
Farmers in Clare County can apply by January 10 for aid to fund soil building water and forest conservation under the 1994 Agricultural Conservation Program. The program covers liming erosion control forest trees drainage green manure and more with cost sharing ranging from 0.75 to 1.75 per acre for various practices and up to 9 per acre for orchard cover crops.
Specialized service at Morbi water collision service offers free inspection. Safe brakes save lives perhaps your own. Phone 260 W.
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