Open Meeting on Laundry Techniques in Mt Pleasant
An open meeting titled Laundry Techniques will be held Wednesday February 26 at Rock Lumber Company Mission in Mt. Pleasant from 4:90 to 3:80. Miris Voisin of Consumer Power Company will demonstrate. Everyone is welcome. The rest of the text shares a potato salad recipe and bacon cooking tips without clear local relevance.
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Ithe Rock Lumber Company
Mission
Mt. Pleasant
Mirs, Voisin
Consumer Power Company
Isabella 4 H members shine at Farmers Week Grain Show
Isabella County 4 H clubs excel with Larry Smith earning a B award in beans Jim Hutchins and Paul Hutchins each a RB on wheat Steve Pasch taking A awards in oats and corn Gary Mogg showing an oat exhibit Leaders plan two meetings Michigan Consolidated Gas auditorium February 12 8 30 p m and Union Township Hall February 13 forestry and conservation training with Bob George on hand
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Isabella County
Michigan
Larry Smith
Jim
Paul Hutchins
Steve Pasch
Gary Mogg
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company
Union Township
Bob George
First American Warship Crosses Equator En Route to Batavia
On February 7 1800 the USS Essex sailing to Batavia to escort merchant ships to the United States became the first American warship to cross the equator.
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Essex
Batavia
United States
Equator
Livestock Shippers Hold Annual Meeting in Michigan
The Michigan Livestock Exchange District hosts a Friday night meeting at 8 in the Shepherd High School Agricultural Room. Don Stark of Michigan State University discusses 1958 livestock outlook. Ray Montague presents 1957 St. Louis auction report. Gay Gardner reviews 1957 operations and future trends. officers and delegates will be elected. prizes and refreshments follow.
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Michigan
Shepherd High School
Don Stark
Michigan State University
Ray Montague
St. Louis
Gay Gardner
Michigan Livestock Exchange
Record Timber Sales Hit 795000 In 1957 Michigan State Forests
Michigan state forests generated a record 795000 in timber sales during 1957, up from 760000 in 1956. Pulpwood dominates sales followed by sawlogs posts ties and chemical wood. State foresters select harvestable timber. cutters bid for removal rights, with tax payments supporting counties. Reforestation and management boosted northern land productivity.
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Michigan
Conservation Department
Cows and Poultry Feeding Guidelines from Michigan State
Michigan State University dairy specialists urge cows receive 8 to 10 pounds of dry hay daily for silage free choice. MSU poultry specialists say feed conversion for producing a dozen eggs serves as a useful guide for egg producers to rate their operation.
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Michigan State University Dairy Specialists
MSU Poultry Specialists
Henry reflects on parenting and self discipline lessons
Henry, a married father of three, discusses reverse indulgence, hoping to raise children who respect others’ property. He recalls limiting rewards, correcting early mischief, and teaching self reliance to avoid past overparenting mistakes.
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Henry
Forn Elas Family: Strong Parental Guidance Shapes Children
John and Jane Strickland narrate a strict upbringing that limited misbehavior and property touching. The children learned courtesy obedience and respect, earning perfect school reports. Two grown offspring now raise their own children with the same routine. Haitors note: such a family yields no juvenile delinquents.
State Considers 3550 Acre Addition to Four Game Areas
The Michigan Conservation Commission will review adding 3550 acres to four state game areas funded mainly by the Pittman Robertson program with 75 percent federal and 25 percent state funds. The largest parcel, 3270 acres, would expand Little Beaver Islands near Charlevoix, with 3150 acres on High Island and remaining land on Garden Island. High Island and Garden Island are slated for experimental game work. Additional parcels include 219 acres to Three Rivers state game area and 60 acres to Middleville state game area.
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State Conservation Commission
Grou
Lansing
Pittman-Robertson
Cooperative State Federal
Michigan
State Game and Fish Protection Fund
Little Beaver Islands
High Island
Garden Island
Charlevoix
Lake Michigan
Threa Rivers State
St. Joseph County
Middleville State
Barry County
New Horizons Theme for Michigan Week Promoted
Michigan Week May 4 10 highlights New Frontiers Day led by Edward J Hekman and Thomas R Heid of Ford Dearborn with plans for S. Largence Seaway Mackinac Bridge atomic age new highways and city rebuilding as themes for a broad statewide program Local committees urged to observe New Frontiers Day and assist county groups The state panel led by Hekman will coordinate efforts and advise local teams
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Michigan
Thomas R. Heid
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
Edward J. Hekman
Grand ‘Rapids
S. Largence Seaway
Mackinac Bridge
Reid
Wayne County
Protestant Churches Seek Ten Million for Overseas Relief
Protestant churches in America plan to raise over 10.4 million dollars in 1958 for overseas relief and reconstruction through Church World Service. The campaign centers on the One Great Hour of Sharing observance on March 16 with services nationwide.
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America
United Appeal
Harper Sibley
Church World Service
Sibley
National Council of Churches
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