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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
3
Roadside stands offer vegetables fruit juices honey eggs poultry baked goods flowers jams and jellies. Pricing should reflect grade distance and container size to attract repeat customers and sustain operation. Farmers benefit from lower wholesale prices and direct selling but must avoid inflated pricing.
Severe soil loss from strong winds could be reduced by planting windbreaks of trees. Cross windbreaks at quarter mile intervals shield fields up to ten to twenty times the tree height and grow more protection as trees mature, experts say.
Longwell of the West Virginia station reports buckwheat middlings equal or better than linseed meal and cottonseed meal as protein supplements for pigs. Diets combining tankage linseed meal alfalfa meal or tankage cottonseed meal alfalfa meal with buckwheat middlings produced faster gains and reduced feed.
An emergency hog act passed last July in Wolland seeks to keep domestic hog prices at or above production cost. The law imposes a tax on slaughtered hogs to fund a stabilization fund and applies to hogs for consumption by owners. An import duty on hogs and pork products exists, and a hog industry group holds exclusive monopoly on exports comprising a third or more of total pork production.
Farmers in the Ohio valley ask state agricultural colleges for the best post timber species. The U S forest service notes growing interest in land preservation and farm woodlands to ensure lumber fuel and fence posts while reducing cash outlay. Recommended species include black locust mulberry Osage orange and red cedar.
The notes describe the Chippewa potato a new yellow-fleshed variety under development by the Department of Agriculture. It tastes like a white potato and is part of experiments using rabbits to test dairy food effects.
A subway express passes a trackwalker in dirty overalls with a red and white lantern. The piece portrays trackwalkers who inspect tunnels beneath New York, their dangers, duties, and the never seeing daylight in their daily labor.
Alma Michigan youths Howard Potter and Barker Brown funded their college by beekeeping. They managed 150 swarms last summer yielding 15,000 pounds of honey and produced two crops, supporting their education.
In Sudbury Ontario, 12 year old Steve Smeegle operated on his mother Mrs Mike Smeegle after failed pleas for a doctor due to a $10 fee. He drained over a quart of pleural fluid from her back, and provincial police report she is doing well, crediting the boy’s courage.
Sunday School at 1 30 p m and preaching by Rev MKleinhardt at 2330 P m. Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 00.
Mr and Mrs Hildebrandt and two daughters attend Bushey reunion in Midland. Wm Schieber and family visit Saginaw friends. Carson Harvey and John Lang travel to Port Huron for Orangeman event. Several families visit relatives in Midland Lansing Brown City and Brown City. church services draw crowds nightly.
North Arthur residents share weekend visits and illnesses. The Dines family welcomed in Grand Rapids while Mrs. Shleimer suffered illness. Several others traveled to Farwell Manton Pontiac Detroit and Saginaw for visits and duties. multiple family gatherings and vacations noted including the Martin ranch trip by Grace Martin and companions.
Advange Grange Louis Fancon and wife spent the weekend with his parents in Port Huron relatives include Iyelene Rose Mary Freed Lucille and Annabelle Schunk. Many families visited kin in St Charles Brown City and California over the week with hospital and traffic mishaps noted.
In Budapest thousands of women under twenty four try to look older as the government enforces a law barring any female employee in restaurants cafes hotels milk shops or pastry shops from being under twenty four on moral grounds.
President Roosevelt sails aboard the Amberjack on a recreational voyage off the New England coast. He is pictured smiling with his son James while receiving numerous visitors and ovations during calls.
Mr and Mrs Geo Scott and children visited the F B Smakey home in Clare Wednesday. Sherman and Mahan attended BE Sherman funeral at Farwell Wednesday. Scott and Brooks shopped in Clare Wednesday, with many other local visits and weekend gatherings across Clare Farwell and surrounding towns. A large crowd attended the free show at Grave Monday.
Lamborn's offers buy old patteries radiators and green hides at Clareadv. Phone 38.
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