RIEDEL ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL ADMIRES HEARING AID INNOVATION
A CB article notes Graham Bell's deep interest in the hard of hearing and cites the tran Sistor as benefiting hearing aid manufacturing. The company bears his name and offers free trials and no charge for installing special phones for the hard of hearing.
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Graham Bell
Telephone Company
Clare County Club Sees Youth Appeal At Forage Day Plans
The County Agents report Clare clubs attract 15 youths with Leland Krell and Harrison Sabbie leading groups. A Clare Forage and Pasture Day is set for March 3 as farmers prepare after a tough winter.
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Leland Krell
Harrison Sabbie
Clare County
Permanent wave for cords saves telephone costs
Telephones brought in for repair receive a permanent wave for their cords so they stay untangled. The process, likened to a lady’s hair treatment, improves durability and reduces waste, saving about $400,000 annually while lowering overall telephone costs.
Nibblers and Adders Featured in Michigan Farmers Week
Michigan State University dairy department plans a Farmers Week program for dairy farmers with 10 minute talks on topics like Are You Buying Too Many Milker Inflat ions Molasses for Cows and How Long Should a Dairy Cow Be Dry. The full schedule begins 9 30 in Anthony Hall auditorium February 5 with five days of discussions on herd health disease control milking systems and forage feeding plus time for questions.
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Michigan State University Dairy Department
Anthony Hall
County Fair Bakeoff Leads to State Contest
The Clare county home demonstration notes a cherry pie bakeoff at Harrison High School on January 23 with two delegates from Farwell, Harrison, and Clare High Schools. The winner goes to Grand Rapids January 29–30 for the state contest, Clare county’s first time sending delegates. The Forty-fourth Annual Farmers Week at Michigan State University is February 26 with a homemakers luncheon on Wednesday noon. Barbara Sampson of Birds Eye Division will speak on My 29 days behind the Iron Curtain. Programs and planning for 1959-60 are also discussed and a February meeting for group vice-chairs is announced.
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Harrison High School
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Harrison
Clare
Grand Rapids
Michigan State University
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Big Tex
Kellogg Center
Barbara Sampson
Birds‘Eye Division
General Foods ‘Corporation
Farmers Week
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Integration is Key for Farmers during MSU Week
MSU marketing specialist stresses vertical integration from supplier to consumer could reshape cattle and hog management and marketing. Farmers Week February 2 6 will cover benefits and drawbacks with talks from MSU experts, feed producers, meat packers, and farmers including Warren Huff of Washtenaw County who plans to feed 2 200 cattle and run 1 000 beef cows in 1959.
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Kramer
MSU
Warren’. G. Huff
Washtenaw County
Farmers Week at Michigan State University Highlights Dairy Focus
Michigan State University hosts Farmers Week with emphasis on dairying. The event runs February 26 on the East Lansing campus, featuring dairy associations meeting for their annual business and related activities.
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Michigan State Farmers Week Schedule At Kellogg Center
Michigan State University hosts Farmers Week February 2 through 6 with programs on soil water power and machinery in the Agricultural Engineering building. John Strohm, agricultural editor, discusses Behind Red China’s Bamboo Curtain on February 3. Longtime attendees will be honored at a ceremony on campus.
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Sentinel Wants Ads Find Test
Buys at lowest prices and uses Want.ads with the Dial BV 59938. The line reads like a classified prompt urging readers to place or respond to ads via dial numbers.
Maple syrup producers hear income from woodlots
Fourteen maple syrup producers attended a meeting with Mr. Putnam Robbins of Michigan State University. They learned maple syrup can yield good returns per acre and that a maple woodlot is more valuable than many other woodlots.
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Putnam Robbins
Michigan State University
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