New Michigan State College Poultry and Dairying Bulletins
Michigan State College releases five key bulletins for farmers in the area. Topics cover profitable poultry and dairy management, feeding for eggs, and the business side of dairying. Also noted are sleeping sickness in horses and mower repair guidance with real farm examples.
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Michigan State College
Poultry Department
Farm Management Department
Michigan
Shelp
Dairy
Ment
B. J.kilham
Kilham
Clare
Mowers Sent To Junk Pile Despite Many Service Years
A good many mowers are placed on the junk pile though they have many more years of service left.
Colt crop fails to meet farmers needs this year
Michigan horse production lags behind demand with 18,002 colts produced versus an estimated 25,000 needed for replacements. Professor R S Hudson of Michigan State College cites high spending on replacements in the 1930s and 1920s and offers eight feeding and management pointers to stretch horse use, including regular meals, cooling before grain, controlled water, hay-first feeding, nocturnal turnout after warm weather, and gradual feed changes.
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Michigan
United States
R. S. Hudson
Michigan State College
Summer 4 H Clubs Organized by June 20
Summer 4 H clubs for girls will be organized by June 20 with changes in requirements. Girls aged 15 and over who have not done clubwork may join home management or baking projects, canning clubs welcome those over 12, food prep for those over 10, and state club staff offer new pullets for food prep members. Six meetings are planned, most work occurs at home, and groups of five or more should send a card to Mary J. Jones, District Home Agent, Lakes City.
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Mary JL. Jones
Lakes City
Michigan Dairy Feed Use Weighs In On Costs
Michigan dairy farms consume millions of tons of feed for 900000 cows. A Michigan State College bulletin Special Bulletin 297, Profitable Dairy Management, details annual feed totals and costs. Authors K. T. Wright and 4. C. Baltzer note an average dairy cow loses 8 cents per hundred pounds of milk, urging better butterfat, efficiency, labor, and depreciation management.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
K. T.wright
4. C. Baltzer
East Lansing
Bulletin
Brown Corners Weekend Visitors and Local Notices
Brown Corners reports weekend guests including Mr and Mrs Chester Birdsall visiting Claud Ritter and friends in Clare and Harrison before returning to Detroit. Rev Chas Kleinhardt dined with the Ritters. Hartman family mourns a loss. Forest Garver home hosted Defiance Ohio visitors. Janitors club trip choosen from local children. Detroit visitors Henry Ott Fred Ott and families called at Trist home.
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Chester Birdsall
Claud Ritter
Clare and
Harrison
Detroit
Chas. Kleinhardt
Hartman
Forest Garver
Katherine Brubaker
Hugh
Fred Trist¢h
C. Maskell
B. Rowser
Cardle Ann
M. Brown
Dave Ott
Henry Ott
Fred Ott
Clare Sentinel Help Wanted Ad Promises Quick Results
Clare Sentinel promotes a help wanted classified item offering fast results for readers seeking employment. The notice emphasizes efficient connections between job seekers and opportunities advertised in the local paper.
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Clare Sentinel
Weekend Visits and Family Gatherings Across Towns
Wilmar Miller of Lansing spent the weekend with parents and friends in Hergeville. Mr and Mrs Cliff Price and family visited Mt Pleasant on Sunday. Jesse Earl Price and Mr and Mrs Delmar Price and son Carl were guests of Loyal Price and family in Harrison. Rose Marie Price returned home after a week away. In Mt Pleasant Bil Sharp stayed Saturday night with Bimer Price.
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Wilmar Miller
Lansing
Hergeville
Cliff Price
Mt. Pleasant
Jesse
Earl Price
Delmar Price
Carl
Loyal Price
Harrison
Rose Marie Price
Bil Sharp
Bimer Price
Townsend Social Roundup and Local Notices
The Townsend page records a lively social scene with a Saturday entertainment crowd, Mrs H R Brockway visiting near Pontiac, eighth graders earning rewards for janitorial work, and the I A Hileman family reunion at Heber. It notes visits from Flint residents, a first Friday Townsend meeting, and flu recovery news from Mrs Chas Stone of Chicago along with weekend guests from Flint and Greenville.
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Townsend
H. R. Brockway
Pontiac
I. A. Hileman
Heber
Myr
John Boulton
Lewis Green
Flint
Chas, Stone
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul D. Gibson
Ford
Mars
Clare County
COLT
Resulta
Herseville
Walter Green
Gerald Gould
Greenville
North Star Grocery Company
Clare Drug Co
City Bakery
Johnson’s Auto Cleaner
Manee’s Market
Frankfurters Ib
Foster
Gas Marotzke
Mer
Jerry Callihan
Clare, Mich
Paul Nass
Wheaton Ave
Johns-Manville
Clare Elevator Company
Gus. Marotzke
J. C. Marotzke
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