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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1943
Page
9
Farmers who registered for horse parasite treatment will host a veterinary visit next week. Dr. FP EB Myers of Gladwin will perform the procedure using Carbon Bisulphide capsules to target worms with no feed present. Farmers will get a notification card from the County Agricultural Agent and road conditions may affect the date.
The second series of Keep Em Fed programs will be held in Isabella County on February 10. Meetings focus on livestock and soils at town halls in Isabella, Vernon, and Gilmore townships at 2 30 p m and in the evening at Weidman, Beal City, and Mt Pleasant High Schools. Sheep-men will attend.
A 4-H leaders training session is set for Monday February 8 at the Keeler Union Room C. Leaders will receive guidance on finishing handicraft articles patterns for clothing construction help and games for club recreation. Mr P G Lundin and Miss Beatrice Boyle assistant leaders will present the material.
Harry S. Muir of the Farm Security Administration says small farmers with ten or fewer cows will lead 1943 dairy production. He notes 60 percent of U.S. dairy cows are in such herds and suggests expanding stall dairies from six to eight to ten or twelve cows to offset potential declines among large operators due to labor and equipment shortages and high feed costs.
Muir emphasizes that USDA agencies aim to help farmers reach production goals. The Farm Security Administration provides financial aid and supervision to small operators seeking to boost milk output and improve credit access. Local FSA office in Gladwin, Michigan, is overseen by Gordon Purdy and Emma Holmes.
Michigan State College official Dr. C Hi Miller warns farmers that 1943 fertilizer allotments will be based on last year's usage. Farmers should contact local dealers now to record previous usage and request 1943 supplies. Nitrogen fertilizer is restricted for oats barley and other spring seeded grains. early orders from regular customers may be prioritized.
Stored corn or other grain loses vitamin A while other nutrients stay largely intact. Livestock authorities advise adding vitamin A sources to prevent health issues. Deficiency can cause blindness diarrhea leg swelling convulsions and death.
The War Manpower commission urges broader deferment for agricultural workers. Originally sixteen units defined as a cow standard, now reduced to eight with local board discretion. A proposal would list nonproducing workers with local employment offices for 30 day job placement on alternative farms.
WEAR at Michigan State College 870 KC 5900 watts schedules a first of five broadcasts at 6:30 p m Monday February 8 featuring Michigan’s 4-H mobilization for war service. Gov Kelly and 4-H leaders to join on February 9 10 11 and 12.
The river in Colorado bears a long Spaniard name El Rio de Las Animas Perdidas or Purgatorio. French trappers named it Purgatoire while American cowboys later dubbed it Pick etwite, reflecting evolving local usage.
The toxicity of wood preservatives is defined by the preservative concentration needed to kill a chosen test fungus in laboratory tests.
Lesson subject and selected Scripture texts outlined by the International Council of Religious Education for February 7. Texts are used by permission and intended for church study and instruction.
This study centers on Jesus revealing His divinity through four words: Light, Salvation, Freedom, and Eternity. He illuminates hearts, guides from sin, grants true freedom by abiding in His word, and asserts eternal existence as the I AM, challenging Jews who claim Abraham as father.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Lockwood and Billie Kennedy visited Cadillac shoppers last week. Q J Debs visited his daughter Mrs Clinton Foster and family. Lola Nevins and Jack stayed at their home and visited the Vander Woude family near McBain. Edith Davis host to Lola Nevins and Jack. Cleo Hopkins of Consumers Power traveled to Kalamazoo. Martin Kheen and family visited C J Debts Sunday. Mrs Sam Gaskill called at Frank Davis home Thursday.
Sunday services at 8 00 pm and midweek prayer Thursday at 8 00 pm reported. Several births named Evelyn Maxine Bradley born January 28 and Gayla Ellen Carrow born January 19. Local visits, hospital trips, and community notices follow among Bradley, Carrow, Hess and Walters families. Red Cross unit activities and Farmers Week attendance noted.
Mrs Dora Hess and relatives are cited in a string of gentle household items. Miss AnnaBelle Schulk visited with cousins the John Hartisan children of Arthur and returned home with her parents. The Weeter family, recently ill with flu, shows signs of recovery. Mrs Dora Hess learns via sister Mrs Roscoe Smith of California that Lawrence Hess, previously rejected from the army for sugar diabetes, is back at work in a California shipyard after a hospital stay. Mr and Mrs Robert Cochran with Clinton and Louise Cotton visited their daughter and Mr and Mrs Arthur Dull and family on Sunday.
When making fruit pie use milk to dampen pastry edges instead of water. The crust holds better and juice is less likely to boil over.
Notices of hearings and estate actions in Clare Michigan. Creditors have until March 22 1948 to present claims against Gottlob J Nass deceased. Public sale and license to sell real estate ordered for Fred Musall and Mary Schofield estates with hearings set in Harrison.
Clinic ad notes Dr B J Sanford operating in Clare Michigan with glasses fitting service at Office-¢11 McRwan St. The brief notice highlights eyewear fittings offered by the doctor in this local medical practice.
An advertisement lists Dr H J Ballard an osteopathic physician offering medicine and surgery with office space over Eeonomy Drug Store in Glare Michigan. Contact numbers 299W and 299-R are provided for appointments.
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