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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1939
Page
15
The spring pig crop in Michigan is 29 percent larger than last year and the largest since 1927. An estimated 799000 spring pigs were saved, up from 649000 last spring, marking a decade high.
Verne H. Church and Cecil J. Borum report that spring 1939 farrowings and pig crops show gains over 1938 with 124 000 sows farrowing, 81 percent above 1938, and 32 percent above the 10 year average. Fall farrowings seen 98 000, 22 percent above last fall, aiming for the largest in 16 years. Overall 1939 pig crop expected about 16 percent above the 10 year average and 4 percent above the 5 year average, with 22 percent more sows to farrow in 1939.
Church notes from Gilmore report a pastor J S Penick leading services with communion and sermons, Bible School at 11, and a Young People meeting at 7:30. Obituary for George Helmes notes his death July 5 at Fordyce home, funeral at Farwell church, and condolences to family. Also mentions birth of baby girl to Bernie Lyons family, baptism of six by Pastor Penick, and visits at cottages of local residents including Chas Eames and McAlveys.
United States leads world beer output with about 1.402 billion gallons annually, followed by Germany at 1.050 billion and Great Britain at 0.949 billion. Global production exceeds five billion gallons.
The Iseran pass in Savoy France hosts the world’s highest road at nearly two miles above sea level. The route draws attention for its extreme elevation and scenic alpine route suitable for seasoned travelers and cyclists.
Tri County Health Unit warns against overanxious parenting that forces feeding and rewards. It stresses psychology over physical excuses, promotes independence, and cautions that unconditional indulgence damages a child’s development and future wellbeing.
A historical discussion argues that if a sensitive subject were taught widely in secondary schools, the number of delicate children might rapidly decrease. The text analyzes the potential social and educational impact of such instruction.
A farm note urges regular summer dipping and drenching for flocks. It warns neglect due to haying and cultivation can delay parasite control, harming lambs, wool, and market timing. Regular summer worm checks and dipping boost returns for wool and ewes.
Demonstration on Tom Hillts farm near Farwell shows baiting fields is quick and practical. Bilton Hansen supervises Michigan program. Myr Elliot drives a truck while two operators toss bait from a tub. A trailer or tub on a running board works. even a pail and elbow swing can do the job where driving over an area is impossible.
Clare County announces its 1940 wheat allotment is 1221 acres as part of Michigan and national totals under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. Robert Kleiner says individual allotments will reach farmers by mid July with basic loan rates set for No. 2 grade wheat and insured crop options expanding in the fall.
Instructions favor red squill as a rat poison with high domestic safety, advising mixing with fish or grain baits and limiting access for pets. It also notes calcium cyanide fumigant for burrows and corn cribs, recommending careful application on calm days using a foot pump duster.
Fumigate corn in cribs only after three to four days feeding stock is avoided. In applying calcium cyanide avoid breathing gas by staying in open air with good circulation. Clear rubbish and stacked lumber to create space under the crib and rake beneath for cats and dogs to shelter. See Farmers' Bulletin 1583 Rat Control for full methods. copies available.
A public canning demonstration will be held at Harrison School next Tuesday afternoon July 18 at 2 pm. The event, sponsored by Michigan State College Extension Service with Mary L. Jones in charge, covers steam pressure cooker methods for non acid vegetables and water bath canning for fruits and tomatoes. There is also a tin canning demo and a request to obtain extension bulletin No. 132 by writing P. D. Gibson.
A brief classified note urges readers to try a Clare Sentinel classified advert for strong value and broad reach, suggesting substantial results from affordable placement.
The article notes the season for repairing and replacing farm structures as farmers increasingly value sanitation, light, ventilation and convenience. It highlights a Mid-West Association of Agricultural Colleges plan service offering selected building plans, blueprints, and specifications via county agents and Missouri Agricultural Engineer’s office at MSU.
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