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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1954
Page
3
Brown Swiss breeder Glenn L. Poet sold the bull Clay Crest Jerry Boy 117746 to J. Springer in Coleman Michigan. The report comes from Fred S. Idise secretary of the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association Beloit Wisconsin.
Clare County Soil Conservation Steering Committee met in Gladwin to outline Cedar River Watershed work and plan a March 4 meeting at Sage town hall. Norm Brown will show Pine and Rifle River slides and discuss improvements to the 91 mile stream, of which 37 miles are fishable.
In Sherman township volunteers report completion of the Gate House ditch, a 3100 foot drainage channel planned to drain 200 acres, with cost-shared 400 cubic yards of ditch work approved. SCS engineers discuss muck drainage on a 160 acre tract, including 130 acres slated for crop production and non agricultural Roscommons land.
Isabella County farmers may attend a Grass Institute on Friday February 26 from 9 30 A M to 4 00 P M at the Alma Armoury in Alma Michigan Specialists from Michigan State College aided by John Baker will lead discussions on grass program advantages A panel of farmers will discuss pastures grass silage and farm management Motion pictures and slides will show good grassland practices Equipment and fertilizer discussion will note effects on yields Farmers will share experiences The program is informal and part of about a dozen such institutes this winter in Michigan.
Moscow radio reported a Soviet horticulturist has developed a rose that changes color. The report hints at a shift in color symbolism and suggests a light jab at red symbolism in the Russian context.
In Isabella County 4-H and adult recreation leaders gathered after a district Recreation School to learn leading activities. Attendees included Mrs Milford Crowley, Mrs Henry Wyant, Mrs Freeman Curtiss, Mrs Albert Getchell, Mrs Perry Geeck, Mrs James Prout, Mrs Ronald Smith, and Ruth McKinay. A March 1 feed deadline for steers was noted for the State and Livestock Shows with a Leaders Meeting planned for March 10.
The excerpt warns liners deteriorate quickly and harbor bacteria spreading mastitis. It urges sanitizing liners, regular replacement, and notes heat lamp usage for young animals to prevent chilling. Guidance includes lamp placement and safety, plus poultry feeding rates for layers and tips to adjust feeding to maintain intake.
The Republic of Panama ceded the Panama Canal Zone to the United States by treaty on February 26, 1904. Compensation for the land totaled $10 million plus an annual payment. BRAKE SERVICE at Marble Auto Collision Service offers specialized service and free inspection with the slogan Safe Brakes Save Lives. Phone 260-W.
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