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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1945

Page

12

Many Clare County Farmers Buy Farm Records in 1945

Records from Michigan State College show seventy eight Clare county farmers purchased farm record books through the County Agent, agriculture teacher, or directly from the college. Farmers are urged to keep accurate records for tax purposes with 1945 declarations due January 15 for those with a January 1 fiscal year.

Clare County Farm Management Department Michigan State College East Lansing

Victory Loan Bond Promise Says 3 Invested Grows to 4

A booster notice claims every 3.00 invested in Victory Loan bonds will yield 4.00 after ten years. The claim emphasizes a guaranteed growth and appeals to readers to buy bonds for future value.

Record Prices At Sixteenth Detroit Junior Livestock Show

The 830 pound Shorthorn grand champion steer sold for 1.90 a pound to Al Lowenstein of Detroit. George McLachlan Jr. owned the market’s top steer while James McLachlan showed the reserve. Grand champion lamb brought 5.00 a pound for 110 pounds owned by Duane Davis. reserve went to Joyce Schlubatis. Willard Schlubatis showed the grand pen of lambs. Entries totaled 220 steers and 201 lambs. steer average 28.50 per hundredweight lambs 24 cents per pound. Show sponsored by Detroit Junior Livestock Society and Michigan State College 4-H.

Detroit George McLachlan, Jr Ewart Mecosta County al Lowenstein Lowenstein and Son James McLachlan George Duane Davis R-4 St. Johns Clinton County Joyce Schlubatis Coldwater Branch County Willard Schlubatis The Detroit Junior Livestock Society Michigan State College

Good Home Meat Supply Adds to Farm Happiness

Mrs. Walter Rehse and Mrs. See ley Johnson visit Mrs. Ben Agile as the community notes New Year wishes and promotes home meat preservation. The piece highlights abundant meat animals in Clare county and urges farmers to use canning and home curing, referencing Michigan State University Extension Bulletin 151 on home meat supply. Copies available at the County Agricultural Agent's office.

Clare County Animalhandity Department Michigan Augie College Extension Bulletin

Christmas Gatherings Fill Elm Grove With Cheer

Sympathy extends to Aug ust Krug family after his death at Clare hospital. Relatives from Indiana Bay City Grand Rapids and Saginaw visit for Christmas. Neighbors Bernard Wickes family Herrick Lenick and others attend festive dinners. School entertainment at Brewer and Carrow pleased parents and children as Santa visited. Annabel Schunk spends holidays with parents while employed in Mt. Pleasant.

August Krug Clare Hospital Krug Indiana Frank Cotton Joseph McGivern Bay City John Kaul Geo. Gilcher Burt Hess Dora Hess Bernard ‘Wickes and Sons Grand Rapids Oldays Herrick Jay Lenick Flarry Larry Saginaw Bob Herrick Brewer Carrow Annabel Schunk Mt. Pleasant

Christmas Spirit Fills Clarks ton Area Notices

Mr Potter and Mr Smith of Clarks ton visited Emil Giers last Thursday. Mr and Mrs B F Giers attended the American Legion party at Clare on Thursday evening. A school Christmas program delighted students Friday evening. Robert Heber returned home for a ten day furlough from Fort Bragg North Carolina last Thursday morning. Harl Brockway of Pontiac visited relatives here over the weekend. Seaver Burton of Alma visited relatives and friends here Sunday through Christmas. Mr and Mrs Harold Heber called at the Rathburn home near Gladwin Saturday evening. The Heber family joined others for Christmas, the first all together in several years. Wishing everyone a happy prosperous New Year.

Potter Smith Clarkston Emil Giers B. F. Giers American Legion Clare Robert Heber Fort Bragg N. Co Harl Brockway Pontiac Seaver Burton Alma Harold Heber Rathburn Gladwin Heber

West Grant School Event Receives Strong Attendance

The West Grant program at the schoolhouse drew solid turnout and favorable reports. Visitors from Houghton Lake including Mrs. Harry Cohee Mrs. Nacey Dockery and Mrs. Roy Sowers visited their sister and uncle Mr and Mrs Walter Rehse on Thursday.

Harry Cohee Nacey Dockery Roy Sowers Houghton Lake Walter Rehse Rex Robinettes Seeley Johnson Ben Agle Fhtwell George Ambrace Walker Rehse John Rembisz Famiy Saginaw Spence

Farm Records Help Michigan Farmers Improve Profits

Michigan State College expert Dr. Byron R. Bookout urges farmers to keep a cash record and farm inventory to base plans on solid data. A simple notebook or prepared book aids tax prep and business analysis, with two types available at 30 cents each from county extension offices or the Farm Management department in East Lansing.

Michigan Byron R. Bookout Michigan State College Farm Management Department Bookout Farm Management Department Michigan State College East Lansing

Dangerous Riding Warns Against Hitching to Trucks

A public safety note warns riders not to hitch rides to trucks or take part in stunts or races in traffic to avoid serious injuries.

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