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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1932
Page
4
Sunday morning worship starts at ten with Judge Wm. H. Rasmussen of Clinton County as speaker. Sunday School opens at 11 15 with Miss Laura Thompson as superintendent. Evening service at 730 with Judge Rasmussen delivering the message. Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 730. young people invited.
Pastor F S Elliott invites all to Sunday School at 10:00 a m Preaching at 11:00 a m Young People's service at 7:00 p m Evangelistic service at 8:00 p m Mid week prayer on Wednesday at 8:00 p m All are invited
Pastor Albert Dawe announces next Sunday worship at 10 15 a m with sermon What is Man The 11 30 a m church school features the pastor in charge The message urges unity of members and inviting tourists and visitors to attend his services.
Rev John Lockyer notes divided views on gains from Prohibition and previews a Sunday study titled What has Prohibition done to us The church calendar lists Sunday worship at 9 00 a m with Sacrament of Our Lord s Supper postponed from last week Church school at 10 00 a m and attendance urged Epworth League meets 7 00 p m on the south side of Stevenson s Lake with Enriching Recreation Ladies Aid meets Friday July 15 Lunch served Mid week Bible study Thursday 7 30 p m Zephaniah subject Herrick notices include August 14 communion reminders and general church activities
A Cincinnati Enquirer blurb questions plans for a college chair of laughter noting a prankster pulled the chair as someone sat down, doubting the scheme would fulfill its purpose and provoke genuine humor.
An excerpt notes the albatross as the largest sea bird, discovered in the late nineteenth century, becoming well known and inspiring mythic sea lore. It cites Nature Magazine on its discovery and status as the foremost seabird.
Prof Robert Matheson of the New York State College of Agriculture warns that fowl pox in chickens is carried by mosquitoes and not chicken pox. The disease causes warty lesions, reduced egg production, and sometimes death. mosquitoes may spread it, and control relies on preventing breeding and vaccination though costly.
The article notes turkey management is poorly understood from hatch to market. It warns confinement may improve survival, but recommends fresh ground away from old turkey and chicken yards to prevent cecum worm and blackhead. Nebraska data advise not overcrowding poults, one square foot per bird, and limiting large brooding units to experienced operators.
Cornell university reports powdered skim milk elevates protein in laying mash and could replace meat scrap in dairy calf rations. The article discusses its usefulness as a protein source in poultry diets and potential incorporation into laying mash blends.
Daily grain intake depends on other feed available and should be cleaned up completely. Fresh ground bone is helpful but in moderation about half an ounce per bird per day. Warm milk is not recommended for laying hens and should be allowed to sour before feeding.
During July and August neglecting litter and manure removal leads to m ite problems. Cleaning matters, especially if the house was painted or sprayed with coal tar within six months. Accumulated manure attracts flies that spread tapeworms, a serious parasite.
Practical advice for poultry keepers outlines feed quality and storage to avoid moldy chick feed, housing needs for roosters and geese, parasite control with tapeworms and lice, nest materials, feed adjustments for pulters, alfalfa use, dust baths, and outdoor dusting for pest control. emphasizes seasonal timing and management practices.
Hollang-Conscience money to pay for a broken window pane has been received by city officials. Grand Rapids a broken neck claims Kenneth Bricker, 20, who died after diving into shallow water. Lansing trial underway to recover 90000 from Ingham County over bank payouts after a lender failure. Romeo peach festival planned September with a peach queen to present peaches to President Hoover. Mt. Clemens first perfect playground ball game in 12 years by Quincy Schnaufer. Fast Towns coroner cites negligence in five drownings on Au Sable River. Charlotte Haron County valuation cut by four million. officials trim pay and scrap rat bounty. Grand Ledge fire chief’s gas mixup leads to home destruction. Holland cargo pig iron arrives at Holland Harbor aboard Henry Cort. Lansing two landing fields to be built with 4500 state aid. UM wind tower funding proposed. Ludington birdhouse census shows 1330 houses in city of under 9000. Lapeer former congressman Cramton seeks Republican nomination while opposing repeal of Prohibition. Saginaw seeks permanent police radio permit as WPHS tests show strong reception. Ann Arbor a hospital dog waits for a late chaplain’s return from 1928.
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