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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1971
Page
9
Clare's Column explains that calories are a basic energy need not a burden. Anita Dean of the Cooperative Extension Service urges readers to determine daily calorie needs and choose nutrient dense foods without overloading on calories.
Michigan State University hosts Farmers Week Beef Cattle Day with cattle feeders and purebred breeders receiving production recommendations. events include a morning open house at the Beef Cattle Research Center East Lansing with Jack Linkletter narrating the International Cattlemen’s Expo from Las Vegas in December and discussions on silage additives protein sources feeding economics and cattle housing.
County corn clinic titled Raising Corn For Profit will be held February 17 and 24 at the Great Town Hall near Gladwin and Clare with 12:30 P.M. start. Extension directors George C. MacQueen and Paul Pennock will host, featuring Michigan State University experts on crops, soils, weed control, costs, and insects. Copies of MSU Bulletin 431 will be available.
Magnus and Mrs Charles Magnus of Clare join 12 Michigan couples for a two day visit at the Detroit headquarters of the Michigan Milk Producers Association. The tour, part of the annual Outstanding Young Dairy Couple search, allows judges to meet participants and learn about milk marketing.
The Rural Environmental Assistance Program replaces REAP with a Clare County Development Group meeting for the first time on February 18. Joe Dumont notes pollution control as the key goal and that sedimentation and pollution problems may qualify for cost share. Technicians warn old erosion controls remain needed alongside new measures to curb water soil and air pollution.
The Index of Prices Received by Michigan Farmers on January 15 stood at 110 percent of the 1967 average, up from December and above January 1970. Gains came from beef cattle lettuce strawberries and corn while eggs milk hogs lambs and eggs fell. MSU warns silos pose black lung risk from moldy forage and notes nitrogen dioxide as a greater danger. Potato storage tips emphasize ventilation humidity and stable temperatures for minimal weight loss. Corn hybrids show higher yields in MSU trials across 16 locations.
Michigan farmers and fishermen who did not file an estimated federal income tax by January 15 may have a March 1 deadline. Thomas A. Cardoza said if two thirds of your 1970 gross income came from farming or fishing and you missed the Jan 15 estimate, file your 1970 return and pay any tax due by March 1 to avoid underpayment penalties.
The notice urges advertisers to disclose all terms and prices to boost response. It emphasizes quoting the price, citing surveys showing readers seldom respond without a price. The piece frames the ad as a results driven investment opportunity.
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