Clare County Soil Conservation District Meeting Set
The fifth annual Clare County Soil Conservation District meeting is planned at the West side of US 27 near Harrison on January 1. Agricultural agents and local landowners will hear talks on soil, water programs, and farm conservation efforts. Directors elected will guide county soil and water initiatives and attendees can discuss plans over coffee and donuts afterward.
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Harrison
Clare
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Goneerya Jon
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Soil Conservation Service News Items Highlight Local Efforts
Dan Balog profiles Donald Uebele of Isabella County for promoting soil conservation through strip cropping wind erosion control and tree planting. The article notes planning meetings starting January with groups in Denver township and a 1952 annual meeting set for January 20 at Deerfield hall with Ferris Leach as main speaker. It mentions ACP tile layouts on the Lansing farm and a limited tree stock allocation of 49 500 trees with requests to be sent in spring. Community cooperators and local listings include Coldwater township residents Albert Lee and Clynton Sloan with updates on fish kills and a roof accident respectively.
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Donald Uebele
Uebele
Ihella ‘Soil Conservation District
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Donald Abbelo
Rolland Township
Isaéliba
Carl Becker
Union Township
Denver Township
George Cary
Gene Bacon
Gene
William
Lansing
Wise Township
Led
Lansing Farm
Deerfield Hall
Ferris Leach
Osceola Soil ‘Conservation District
Farmers and Friends of
Osceola Soil Conservation
Brake Service Specializes in Marble Site Collision
Specialized brake service offered after a marble site collision. Customer inspection by Fred. Slogan emphasizes safety with the message Safe brakes Save Lives Perhaps Your Own. Phone contact listed as part of the notice.
Read to headline at Little Warmers Week talk
Dr. Glen W. Read, extension specialist in animal pathology, will headline a Wednesday program of Little Warmers Week at the Clare School Auditorium. His lecture on animal problems at Northern Michigan covers disease, mastitis, feeding challenges, and antibiotic use, noted for his engaging talk to Michigan farmers.
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Glen W. Read
Clare
CO “Farm
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Michigan State College Farmers Week features notable speakers
General sessions at Michigan State College January 26 to 31 announce two outstanding speakers, plus entertainment programs. Dean BR L Anthony says the mid winter event for rural Michigan highlights Herbert Philbrick, Irving Johnson, Milton Eisenhower, and 4H youth talent. All programs are free to the public.
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Michigan State College
Farmers
L. Anthony
School of Agriculture
Michigan
Harold . I. Medina
WKAR Wins National Safety Council Award
WKAR Michigan State College radio station receives a National Safety Council citation for year round activity and daily programs promoting farm safety. Howard Hass farm editor notes rising costs and accidents on farms as major issues, with support from Jaune Steinicke and MSG Bataty specialists.
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National Safety Council
Michigan ‘State College Radio
University
Minnesota
Howard Hass
Hass
Sven
Jaune ‘Steinicke
MSG Bataty
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