Notice of Hearing for Estate of John List Deceased
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan sets July 21 1962 hearing on Emma List petition to grant administration to John R List or other suitable person and determine heirs. Publication for three weeks in Clare Sentinel required. copies mailed to known heirs by registered mail. Order also fixes August 1952 deadline for filing claims and directs notice in Clare Sentinel.
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QADER
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
George Bates
John. List
Emma O. List
John R. List
Clare Sentinel
Said
John List
Dlarma
Bass
Bates
TIME TABLES JEYHOUND AND GREAT LAKES LINES BUSES
Bus schedules list multiple routes from Clare Detroit and intermediate points via Lansing St Ignace and Reed City with arrival and departure times. Connections include Jackson Chicago Sault Ste Marie Marquette and Cadillac Manistee Frankfort with various daily and weekend service details.
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Great Lakes GI Lines
Detroit
Lansing
Jackson
Chicaen
Clare
St. Fenace
Prudenville
St. Ignace
Sault Ste. Marie
Marquette
Calumet
M. Midland
Saginda
Harrigan
Chatosiky
Reed City
Scottville
Ludington
Traversé
Cadillac
Manistee
Frankfort
Aim
Probate Court Sets Hearing on Final Account of Estate
In Harrison, Judge George Baten presides over the matter of Daring Scott deceased with Raymond Scott as administrator. The court fix s August 6 1952 at 10 am to examine and allow the final account and directs publication in the Glare Sentinel plus mailing notices to all interested parties four teen days prior.
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Clare
Harrison
George Baten
Daring’ Scott
Raymond Scott
Glare Sentinel
George Bates
Keeping Milk Costs Down Through Pasture and Roughage
Dairy experts in Michigan urge good pasture and high quality roughage to lower milk production costs. June shows the lowest feed cost per 100 pounds of milk, while December and January are highest. Alfalfa and Ladino clover blends with grasses like brome, plus hay crop silage for late summer, reduce reliance on grain. Roughage can supply about half the value of grain, and low feed costs with balanced grain and roughage have succeeded in herds producing up to 400 pounds butterfat per cow yearly.
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D. Ln Murray
Michigan State College
Isabella 4 H News Highlights Camp Profits and Plans
Isabella 4 H News reports a $93 038 profit from the Mt Pleas ant Rotary and Kiwanis Club dinner at the 4 H Camp and a $180 41 profit from the horse pulling contest held June 1. New Broomfield Little Beavers set a $1090 camp fund quota, Doris Hofman of Campbell Club honored by Prairie Farmer Magazine, and Michigan State College Week attracts local members. Plowing contest set for July 15 19 with county and state eliminations, Home Economics judging July 18, and camp reservations mailed for three age groups July 20 23 July 26 27 80.
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Mt. Pleasant
Kiwanis
Blanchard
Rolland Club
Broomfield Little Beavers
Doris Hofman
Shepherd
Campbell Club
Prairie Farmer Magazine
Michigan
Doris
Prairie Palmer
Michigan State College
Isabella County
State Capitol
Larry Lownsend
Keith Eldred
Albert Sherman
Parnell
Fedward Shieldrake
St. Louis
Jim Judge
Larry Anderson
Rosebush
Leota Mae Travis
Elna Mae John
Deloresike
RI Erma Ayris
Joanne Curtiss
Yvonne van ‘Vranken
Pauline Barager
A. H. Albar
Wolverine Club
Josephine Brighenti
Robert Acker
Byoud
Ernest Hillmpp
Arthur Thayer
Clare
Mt. Pleasant High School
Isabella
Cooperator Develops Plan for Vernon Township
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dawson of Vernon Section 11 led a neighborhood soil and water conservation planning group through five winter meetings. They aim for a tame pasture sod waterway and tile drain system with district technical help and neighbor Arch ie Ackerman Worrest Brewer Harold White Ogal Haggart Verdinand Seibt Tred Sexton George Sexton Wilson Bader.
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Lewis Dawson
Vernon Township
Dawsons
Dawson
Isabella Soil Conservation District
Archie Ackerman
Worrest
William Brewer
Harold White Ogal Haggart
Verdinand Seibt
Tred
George Sexton
Wilson Bader
Dairy Improvement Association Report For June 1952
June 1952 dairy report shows 26 herds tested and 384 cows milked with 37 cows dry. Averages include 12 308 pds of milk and 457 pds fat per herd, 3 72 percent fat test, $3 71 return per $1 spent on feed, and 78 cents feed cost per cwt milk. Top herds listed by size with milk and fat outputs. three highest monthly producers named from Stanley Ervin and Son, Delmar Giesler, and Zeller Dairy.
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Stanley Ervin
John Schumacher
Farwell
Burton
Virst Stanley
Bryin & Son
Mt. Pleasant
Zeller Dairy
Clare
Guernsey
Delmar Giesler
Barryton
P. W. Welch
Isabella County Farm Bureau program praised by volunteers
Women from Isabella County Farm Bureau clubs hosted an excellent program receiving praise from organizers. Frank A. Wheeman reported pasture seeding progress while local soil conservation staff completed tiling system surveys on farms in Deerfield Isabella Lincoln and other townships.
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Isabella County Farm Bureau
Marie Block
Howard Wood
Gene York
Ray Hooker
Soil Conservation Service
Stafi
Edward Hiock
Deerfield Township
McArthury
Isabella Township
Edward Klumpp
Lincoln Township
PMA
Farm Wage Rates Under 1952 Government Controls
Andrew J Keyeor of Clare County AAA explains 1952 wage controls for farm labor. Farmers paying above Wage Stabilization Board levels must seek board approval. Approved rates include hourly up to 95c or 15 percent above 1960 pay, monthly up to 225 dollars, with room and board options. Contacts for appeals given through local Mobilization Committee.
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Andrew J. Keyeor
Clare County Aaa
Wage Stabilization Board
Ngarvest County Agricultural Mobilzation Committee
Crop cover and fertilizer advice for farmers
A reader asks about broadcasting cover crops in corn fields after cultivation and the benefits of rye or sweet clover to prevent soil loss. It suggests consulting County Agent B C Mellencamp for fertilizer recommendations tailored to soil type and pasture or hay fields to winter over.
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B. C. Mellencamp
Castor Bean Growers Use Mechanical Strippers This Year
Oklahoma and Texas growers employed mechanical strippers to harvest a large portion of their castor bean crop for the first time this season, marking a shift in efficiency and labor use.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Harry the Hermit Questions Rent and Roof in Court
Harry the Hermit visited Judge Cunningham and complained about his near Greenwood home. The judge asks who collects rent and Harry says not to pay, noting the roof leaks for twelve years. The piece pivots to a critique of intolerance and threats to liberty, linking it to beer limits.
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Harry
Greenwood
Luke
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