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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1957
Page
9
The Isabella County Home Extension gives quick party snacks including an onion dip with sour cream and a sharp cheddar olive loaf. It also offers beverage ideas, steam ironing and fabric care tips for velvet and corduroy outfits for New Year celebrations.
Farm notes outline Beef Feeding Project interest at the Clare County Fair with calf sponsorship potential. Discussion covers new farm bulk tank law specifics in Michigan, tank clearance, lighting, drains, and water mixing. Farmers Week at Michigan State University Jan 27 to 31 features Rural Progress blueprint, youth issues, rural church, science in agriculture, and exhibit programs.
Agricultural agent reports Clare county sheepmen favor pelleted feeds for precise hay and corn ratios and easier addition of molasses and antibiotics. Michigan State University researcher Leonard Blakeslee notes lambs on pellets gain about 0.45 pounds daily, use 27 percent less feed, and pellets reduce digestive upsets while enabling gradual diet shifts and earlier market readiness.
Kiplinger editor predicts the farm bloc will align with industrial states as farm incomes shift to non-farm work. He notes mechanization reduces farm jobs and output rises, with expectations of one third more food by 2007 and half of farm families’ income from non-farm sources.
The Bowen Busy Bees 4 H Club met December 9 at 8 00 pm with Mike Burch hosting The president Beatrice Cluley called the meeting to order and Shirley Moore read the secretary report The group plans a January dance and will present a model business meeting at the officer s training school on January 11 A practice meeting is set for December 30 Gerry Todd Terry Todd and John Hovey will host the next meeting A 25 cent gift exchange was held.
The 44 Service Club outlined Winter Camp plans with 17 members attending January 3 4 5 in Traverse City. New officers were elected for 1960 Rosebush Marjorie Swindlehurst president Wayne Anderson vice president Donna Cameron secretary Bob Curtiss treasurer Sue Slack reporter. Larry Foote International Farm Youth Exchange delegate to Italy will present talks at Stevenson Lake Club and Britian Club December 27 28.
Isabella County reports farm plans for Leo Morey Winn with 39 acres in contour strips to rotate wheat and clover to build humus and reduce erosion. William Snyder Blanchard completes a wheat corn oats and clover rotation with clover green manure and a winter cover crop to protect soil. A sod waterway proposal and a 300 acre watershed across Bowerman’s land aim to prevent further soil loss and damage from storms.
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