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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1956

Page

5

Home Extension News Items at Michigan State College

Special 4 H leaders session on handwork and buttonhole making to be demonstrated by Ruth McIlway with James Humphries of Singer Sewing Machine Co. Other meetings include Children’s Clothing Construction February 7 and a Home Demonstration Board gathering February 1. Dry milk solids tips warn against boiling puddings and overflour use in recipes.

Ruth McIlway James Humphries Singer Sewing Machine ‘Company F. Curtiss Michigan State Pearl Aldrich

Brucellosis Eradication Efforts Reported in Clare County

A state program using the ring test to detect Brucellosis in cattle shows Clare County infections down to six tenths of one percent in the latest county-wide test, with prior tests at 2.2 percent cattle and 3.6 percent herds in 1951. The program aims to reduce infection, fund further testing, and achieve state accreditation as brucellosis free.

Clare County State Department of Agriculture P. D. Gibson Congress

Michigan navy bean crop up 40 percent in 1955 harvest

The Federal State Crop Reporting service at Lansing says Michigan produced 79 percent of the nation’s navy bean crop in 1955, largely in the Thumb area and Saginaw valley. The marketable crop totaled 4,668,000 bags, packed in 1000-pound units, with rail movement suggesting a vast volume for winter meals.

Michigan Federal Lansing Thumb Saginaw Valley Cary Middle West Michigan Navy Seaboard Michigan Department of Agriculture

December Dairy Herd Testing Report Highlights Fat Averages

Walter and Smith tested 14 herds totaling 269 cows with an average fat of 36.6 lbs per cow for December. Ed Schafer led herds with 9 cows at 48.1 lbs, Kendall Wood 13 cows at 40.1, and Norman Gross 2 cows at 41.0. High cow was Ed Schafer at 85 lbs, Block and Son cows at 83, Art Schrock 77, Davis and Son 69, others over 50. Kendall Wood sold his herd to Harold Brooks and resigned. Russell Cowden’s testing paused for barn remodeling. Norman Gross barn nearing completion. vacancies open for testing promotion.

Walter, Smith Ed Schafer Norman Gross Kendall Wood George House and Son William Block and Sons Davis and Son William Block Art Schrock Erwin and Son Herb Yuncker George House Fred McDonald Harold Brooks Russell Cowden

Michigan growers rush to plant trees amid seedling shortage

Demand for planting stock exceeds supply as private and public nurseries near sold out for 1956 spring. Insect damage from European pine shoot moth and white pine weevil costs Michigan millions annually. Dave Dawson of the U S Soil Conservation Service urges Isabella District and others to provide insect control guidance and select site suited species.

Michigan Dave Dawson U. S.soil Conservation Service Isabella Soil Conservation District Dawson

Extension Service Seeks Young Farmers For Farm Plans

Local Extension staff announce a new Farm and Home Planning program offering six to seven farm couples help with adjustments, methods, and strategies to boost profits. The service targets young or new farmers finding operation challenging in today’s economy and invites visits or cards to discuss participation.

Isabella 4-H News highlights county entries at Farmers Week

Isabella County shows grain entries led by Larry Smith with beans and Wayne House with corn at Farmers Week first Isabella County participation. Crackerjack Club donates 25 dollars to Camp Fund. Cherry Pie Contest at Michigan Consolidated Gas Company drew ten winners led by Marilyn Bleise Beal City High School.

Isabella Counties Larry Smith Wayne House Isabella County Crackerjack Club Michigan Consolidated Gas Company Marilyn Bleise Beal City High School Teresa Tilmann Patricia Chaffee Weidman High School Rose Ann Wood Shepherd High School Zora Dean Barbara Hanes Mt. Pleasant High School Nancy Albar Joan Weide Blanchard High School Doris Foulis Loretta Conley Mt. Pleasant Jr. Chamber of Commerce Joe Cascarelli John Lynch Jr. Chamber of Commerce Joyce Anderson Michigan Consolidated Gas Home Services Ruth McKlinay Ruth Hogue Mildred Perry

Plans For Dairy Tour Completed

The eighth annual dairy tour will be held Thursday February 9 with attendees from the Michigan Farmer State Bureau of Dairying Michigan State University and Milk Producers Association. Stops on US 27 include Lloyd Swagger farm Blanchard Road near Frank's Curve a 39 cow Holstein herd at Robert Coon’s farm near Mt Pleasant and a noon meal and program at the Center Methodist Church Rosebush. Experts Don Murray and Frank Gendron from MSU will speak.

Michigan Farmer State Bureau of Dairying Michigan State University Milk Producers’ Association Lloyd Swagger Blanchard Road Frank’s Curve Robert Coon Mt. Pleasant Center Methodist Church Rosebush Don Murray Frank Gendron

Livestock Meeting Set at St Louis Stockyards

The Michigan Livestock Exchange district meeting is set for Thursday February 9 at 10:00 at the St. Louis stockyards. Attendees include producers and shippers from seven Central Michigan counties and Michigan State University representatives Don Stark Gradon Blank and Ed Milter. Local cattle feeders join discussions, with Vic Pohl as chairman Jack Murphy vice chairman and Bob Watson secretary. The committee has nominated about 20 local feeders as delegates to the state meeting.

Michigan Livestock Exchange St. Louis Central Michigan Michigan State University Don Stark Gradon Blank Ed Milter Vic Pohl Jack Murphy Bob Watson

Virginia Power Uses About 6000 Tons Coal Daily

The VirginiaElectric Power Company is reported to generate all state electricity from coal and consumes around 6000 tons of coal each day. Reports also mention requests for samples of Crater Lake’s blue water due to its notable deep blue color.

Virginia Virginia Electric Power Company Crater Lake Crater Lake National Park Oregon

Harold Brooks Farm Holsteins Open Layout Near Clare

A farm three miles south of Clare on US 27 and 512 north of Rosebush hosts 25 Grade Holsteins in a loose-type housing system completed last year. Production records bulk tank ABA service and outside silage feeding are key features.

Harold Brook Clare Rosebush

Michigan considers butter grading rules at Lansing hearing

About 50 people from creameries distributors and other groups voiced no serious objections to proposed Michigan regulations enforcing a new butter law. The rule would label butter under 90 as undergrade and requires graders licensing. the hearing was led by G S McIntyre assisted by F M Skiver and L J Littlefield of the dairy division.

Michigan Department of Agriculture Lansing Michigan G. 8. McIntyre F. M. Skiver L. J. Littlefield Department Dairying

Graveyard of the Atlantic Claims Cape Hatteras Vessels

Across four centuries about 2200 ships have wrecked near Cape Hatteras. Treacherous Diamond Shoals offshore churns Gulf Stream over shallow reefs, earning the moniker Graveyard of the Atlantic.

Cape Hatteras Diamond Shoals

Drake’s 1578 Cadiz raid fuels England’s love of sherry

Sir Francis Drake seized 3000 barrels of Spanish sherry during the 1578 Cadiz raid. The illicit spoil boosted English demand, establishing England as Spain’s largest sherry customer for years afterward.

Francis Drake Cadiz England Spain

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