Winter Markets Highlight Budget Foods For The Family
County markets offer affordable winter staples. U S Department of Agriculture notes abundant fish, pork, cereals, and canned goods to stretch meals. Nutrition guidance from Michigan State College emphasizes cereals for calories and protein, with practical substitutions in recipes.
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Department of Agriculture
Midwest
Ameli
U.S.D
Family Dishes Highlight Comfort Classics
The text describes macaroni and cheese as a new cold day dish and notes a ling female pie with cornmeal topping as a main meal option. Spaghetti with meat sauce remains a popular dish, and readers are urged to explore appetizing cereal additions and food gadgets.
Community Home Demonstration Plans Meet at Harrison
Clare County Home Extension leaders gather at the Courthouse in Harrison on Friday February 8 for a teacher training lesson on Building Sound Attitudes with Mrs Dorothy L Cady in charge. The County Home Economics Council meets February 13 at 1 30 P M to plan future events and recruit homemakers to join about 200 participants statewide. A pork stew recipe promotes using pork shoulder cubes browned in fat then simmered with onions potatoes and stock for a thrifty dish.
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Clare County Home Economics Extension Groups
Harrison
Lennah Backus
Michigan State College
County’ Home, Economica Council
Court House
Dordthy
Dorothy L. Qady
Harrison Michigan
Cady
New Angle for Feeding Grass Silage Adopted by Farmers
In a Extension letter dairy men Jin Hays of MSC and Robert Murray of Ohio present a grass silage regimen. Morning feeding includes corn silage with grain, then about 70 lbs of grass silage for all day intake, and hay before evening milking. If corn silage is scarce, a large grass silage pile plus hay at night can simulate pasture. Murray reports an 80 cow herd averaging near 500 lbs butterfat and 12 years of grass silage feeding backing the method.
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Paul D. Gibson
Jin Hays
M.S.C
Robert Murray
Ohio
Murray
Laying Hens Need Water During Winter
A Michigan State poultry expert advises winter watering tips for laying hens. Use a galvanized metal box with a 50 watt bulb beneath the water pan to prevent freezing, or install a fully automatic system with drain pipes float valves and heating cable.
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William A. Aho
Michigan State College
Alo
Isabella 4 H Leaders Plan Winter Meeting at Mt Pleasant
This Friday a winter leader's meeting will be held at the Methodist Church basement in Mt Pleasant. A pot luck supper starts at 6 30 with the program at 8 00. Marie Wolfe and P G Lundin will discuss winter projects and how to finish them. Spring achievement plans will also be discussed. AIP leaders, Junior leaders, wife and husbands are invited to attend.
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Methodist Church
Mt. Pleasant
Marie Wolfe
P. G. Lundin
AIP
Bake sale final event at Oren's Department Store
The bake sale this Saturday will be the final sale at Oren's Department Store. Expect extra advertising and a large quantity of items. clubs missing Saturday slots have their last chance to contribute.
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Oren’s
Service Club Initiations Planned for Next Tuesday Banquet
A service club banquet and initiation of new members is set for next Tuesday evening. Initiates include Mrs. Orrin First Rosebush Harl Grace Rosebush Franklin Switzer and several Shepherd Club members from Mt. Pleasant Blanchard Coleman and Rosebush. Chairman Dale Zingery plans an impressive ceremony followed by an entertaining evening.
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Service Club
Aere Service Club
Harold Guy
Blanchard
R. ¥. Cummings
Muriel Winter
Mt. Pleasant
Lois Emery
Leota Mae Travis
Shepherd
Delores Fike
Rosebush
Dale Zingery
Camp Contribution From Crackerjack Club Noted
The Crackerjack Club formerly the Delo gave 60.08 percent toward the Coldwater Lake 4H Camp. Funds came mainly from selling Christmas cards and the group earns praise for the contribution.
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Crackerjack Club
Delo
Coldwater Lake
Soil Conservation Service News Items
Gene York and Jim Beutler led an educational meeting at George Cary's home with participants from Isabella and Midland counties discussing regional water problems. Stressed were cooperative planning, pond design, tree planting, and landscaping for a complete conservation program including farm ponds for fire prevention and water supply.
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Gene York
Jim Beutler
George Cary
James Barager
Oscar Root
Lester
Dale Pike
Allen Weibk Rolland Gross
Perry Geeck
William King
John McCartney
Midland County
Isabella County
Walter F. Jude
Saint Leo
Winn
Father Jude
Soil Conservation Service
B. C. Mellencamp
Isabella Soil Conservation District
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Michigan State College Food and Nutrition Department
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Westinghouse
Atwater Kent
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Citizens State Bank
Isabella
Robert Acker
Cee
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Harold Brooks
Vernon, Township
Sporting Goods
Ford
Orioa
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Clare, Michigan
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