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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
4
A focused note on reducing chick losses stresses testing eggs before incubation, proper incubator conditions, and careful management. It explains that early hatchers from 100 percent fertile eggs have better survival, while later hatchers show diminished vitality, affecting mortality and growth rates.
The article argues improved poultry comes from careful selection rather than sheer numbers. It suggests six productive birds with a high producing female and a quality male beats a large breeding pen of many females with mixed males.
Laying hens benefit from vitamins and elements found in milk and fresh greens. Sour skim milk is a long noted supplement to grain and mash, fed in open pans for easy access at reasonable price. Use semi solid puttermilk at 3 to 5 pounds per 100 hens daily.
A guide notes that environment strongly affects egg production with extreme cold or heat reducing flow. Five month old turkeys are usable but fattening should not rush. Proper care and breeding capacity are needed for high egg yield. Most eggs are laid between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Chick care is highly exacting and range timing varies with seasons to avoid early exposure.
A blue car carrying four girls and three youths collided with an interurban near Fifteen Mile Road and Woodward Avenue Birmingham Michigan. Gasoline from the wreck exploded, burning and mangling bodies, while bystanders and motorists watched in a long, crowded aftermath.
Bandits seized two mail pouches containing Mount Olive and Staunton Goal payrolls early Sunday. Postmaster George A Roberts and assistant Harry Keenan were kidnapped and dumped 15 miles south of Staunton after the robbers, in a large touring car, fired on pedestrians and forced the postmaster’s car to the curb.
A Providence fireworks company blast shattered windows within a quarter mile and wrecked an eight-building complex. Two thousand pounds of powder exploded injuring sightseers and tossing residents from chairs. Damages are not yet totaled.
Last week letters mention Rey and Mrs Alaon Hendricks and baby from Veetiburg attending Gilmore services. Alfred Lietz of Saginaw spent the weekend at the Onas Rames home. Blam Seymour took a trip to Farwell on Monday. Veterinary Council of Mt Pleasant visited Bram Seymours for a sick hog last Saturday. Mrs Barmore attended Mt Pleasant church Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Byron Black visited at Cadillac while Mrs Joel Presley with grandson Thomas Presley and nephew Erwin Severson stayed with their parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Harris. Mary Presley completes school at Hardwood and will spend summer at home. McKinley school held a picnic last Thursday in Martina Eberhart grove on the Tobacco river flats. all reported a good time.
Mrs Herbert Boody of Detroit visited her parents for two weeks. Southwest Vernon Sunday school plans for children's day exercises. Mrs John Bouchey visited Brindstetter hospital to see her gravely ill brother Terry Cook. Seiter family at their new home. Willis Partridge of Saginaw visited and took Gilbert Bouchey home. Mrs Edward Marshall spent the day with her sister Mrs Archie Acker man. Mr and Mrs William Allen Jr now keeping house on their Coleman area farm.
Corn planting continues in Pleasant Valley with new farm work and home improvements. Visitors include Grandma Bunyan from Beaverton staying with O S Runyan family. Miss Edd Runyan and others. Health updates note Norman Gerow improving. District No 8 closed for a May 19 picnic with good turnout.
Vernon Hill residents share condolences for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pariah and visit relatives in Mt. Pleasant. Reports mention numerous local families visiting, dinners, and Sunday gatherings in Vernon Hill and nearby towns. A Gypsy group is described causing a pickup incident with wallet theft then removal from Clare, followed by village action against them. Elizabeth Wildman’s birthday surprise and a Ladies’ Aid meeting are noted.
Maples Grove staff report social visits and travels. Ferris Butters of Sheridan township visited his wife and sister. Julia McAninch planned a Flint trip to visit her husband and discuss moving. Elmer Schofield spent Tuesday to Friday in Flint and settled into farming. Bertha Timpe and grandmother visited Clare. Vena Wright visited Clare for a wedding. James Davison and father visited Clare. Alma Tiedeman spent weekend with H. Perry in Gilmore. Roy Harper and others joined Elmer Schofield at a Farwell banquet. Alma Tiedeman Guy Perry Burgess Lola Perry called on J Tiedman. School closed with a fine program. teacher Mrs. Richmond praised. Several families hosted Sunday meals and calls from Lansing to Mr. Pleasant and Gilmore residents. Elisha White of Alanson visited his daughter Mrs. Jas Davison. J Davison and sons began road work near Winn.
A testimonial from Mrs Feber of Medford Mass describes relief from backache and kidney problems after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad lists distributors in Clare and William Burston Farwell Ady and urges readers to try the remedy for kidney and bladder troubles.
Local racing event slated for Saginaw on Sunday with multiple auto races. Organizers list gate times, ticket prices, and participating drivers.
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