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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1952
Page
4
Shak Balog and Goldwater township members convened to review year two milestones, new group enlistments, and tile drainage at the Geasler farm. County Agent Mellencamp will lead dairy feeding discussions, with group leaders urged to recruit neighbors and arrange tiling aid for Chippewa and Vernon townships.
Isabella 4-H announces bake sales at Oren's Department Store to fund local projects. First sale set for Saturday January 19 with two additional Saturdays, varying by county area Shepherd Weidman Rosebush. An Adult Recreation School for 4-H leaders from Isabella Gratiot Clinton Counties will be held January 23 at Ark Hall to plan parties and games.
Michigan hunters are slow to return hunting report cards. The conservation department reports only about 35 000 licenses report stubs so far, including 27 000 by deer riflemen and 6 000 by small game hunters. Deadline February 15. Last year the totals were higher. Regulation requires all stubs be returned regardless of success.
Rose Lake station attendants wonder where Rosie the famed wild rabbit has gone. The four pound nine ounce hare, at least two and a half years old, may have fallen to a throat infection or predators or still roam the 2400 acre Wildlife Experiment Station grounds. Hunting season is closed in Michigan's southern third and hundreds of hunters checked the station this autumn with no bagged rabbit reports.
Harold Henneman of Michigan State College urges winter feeding plans to ensure strong lambs. Ewes should gain about 30 pounds before lambing, with half as fat, and a ration of four pounds daily, later adding grain. Clean water and salt are essential, and the best grain mix includes oats corn wheat bran and oil meal.
A vintage ad touts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and tablets as relief for irritable, restless midlife feelings. It claims high success among women and notes added iron in the new formulation. It also suggests use for menstrual pain and urges readers to seek relief from distressing symptoms.
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