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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1934
Page
10
Train schedules appear for West East and South routes with morning and afternoon times. The column lists lodge meetings and a long string of visits and family gatherings in the Lake area including residents from Grand Rapids Lansing Ypsilanti and Detroit. Community events include Epworth League meeting and a Bearlake picnic with games and homemade ice cream.
The Church of God announces Sunday at Mary E House with 10 30 Sunday School and 11 30 preaching service. An 7 30 Young People meeting and an 8 00 preaching service follow. Cottage prayer meetings occur every Wednesday at 8 00.
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints lists Sunday School at 10 30 a m and Prayer meeting at 11 30 a m with Branch resident R B McGuire. Women's Department meets every other Thursday at 2 00 p m. Christian Legion timing pending local items. all are welcome.
During the pastor’s vacation Mrs. Sieah Gardon will lead services or another supply appointed by the pulpit supply committee. Church school begins at 10 45 and divine worship at 11 45.
The ice cream social at the Church of Christ drew many attendees. W R Jarman and Roy Gambie spent Sunday at the Gambie home. Mrs Chas Stinchcombe visited Gilmore friends on Monday. Mr and Mrs John Laverty plan a trip to St Ignace this week. Mr and Mrs M A McAlvery and the Had McAlvey family visited at Luther last week. Harl Vayette and family returned from Illinois after attending the Century of Progress and Mrs Vayette’s mother accompanied them.
Foresters find evergreen seed ling trees thrive in Ohio when planted at three years old and after one prior transplant. Cabbage seed hot water treatment controls many diseases. Seedsmen now treat most or all seed. New York potato growers plant 4000 acres this year, 2 percent more than 1988. Calves fed whole milk for two weeks gain a good start. Grazing on green grass aids hog development. Wool production across 20 countries fell 8 percent in 1932 from the previous peak. North of the Rio Grande farmers are paid to cut acreage while Mexican valley growers harvest a 50 000 acre record crop.
In a bedtime tale, Peter and Jenny Wren discuss warbler relatives. They identify Redeye, Wardwing Warbling Vireo, and Yellow Throated Vireo, noting tiny size, olive-green coats, and high nests in trees near Farmer Brown’s Big Elm and Goldy the Oriole. Jenny scolds Peter for gossip.
A food writer extols ice cream as wholesome and satisfying and notes a home made sauce enhances hospitality. The piece stresses sauces must suit the dish and demonstrates Maple Pecan Sauce with butter sugar water corn sirup and cream steps and cautions about careful preparation.
The recipe yields six servings using mapleine and chopped pecans. Chocolate sauce requires chocolate, water, sugar, corn sirup, cream and vanilla cooked to a soft ball stage, then cooled. Marshmallows are heated with sugar and water, whipped with egg whites, and flavored to finish.
Agricultural guidance from A. Long of the University of Illinois recommends rotating crops to shield corn from chinch bugs. A five year plan uses corn, oats, clover, corn, soybeans to keep 60 percent in legumes and 80 percent in cash crops, isolating small grain from corn. Substituting soybeans for oats in a four year rotation also protects crops by keeping most land in legumes.
The Wisconsin College of Agriculture reports three new alfalfa nodule bacteria strains, pedigree numbers 107-1 109 and 118, show higher nitrogen fixation and greener leaves in greenhouse tests. Field and greenhouse trials confirm only beneficial strains are approved for culture in university labs.
Legume hay is a desirable feed for brood sows providing vitamins minerals and bulk. During pregnancy it serves as a good filler. after farrowing increase grain intake with about 8 percent of the trinity mix. hay is avoided during nursing due to bulk. ensure salt water exercise and clean dry bedding per Wallaces' Farmer.
Animal husbandry authorities at South Dakota State College report cows fed large amounts of smutted silage gained 265 pounds in 26 days and remained thrifty. Cows looked healthier at trial’s end, showing no adverse effects.
Nebraska farmers rapidly adopt a systematic and accurate farm book keeping system to improve business like methods. Over 2,000 farmers have started farm account books, aided by the University of Nebraska extension service and the College of Agriculture. Herman Miller estimates double the number kept books this year compared with last.
The Democratic County Convention is set for September 20 1934 at the County Court House Harrison at 2:00 p m to elect two delegates and two alternates to the Democratic State Convention at Grand Rapids on September 28 1934 and to handle other business. A July 17 1934 county committee meeting determined precinct apportionment of delegates based on 100 Democratic votes for Secretary of State. Delegates and alternates chosen at the September 11 1934 primary. Prospective nominees may file petitions with ten signatures by August 31 1934. L H Thompson Chairman B A White Secretary.
An archaic classified line invites readers to use the Clare Sentinel for personal or commercial needs and results. The notice emphasizes assistance and advertising reach for local wants and services.
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