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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1952

Page

3

Grass Day to Highlight Low Milk Feed Costs and Pasture Use

Paul Gibson notes June offers the lowest milk feed costs due to good pasture while December and January peak. D J Murray of Michigan State College cites June as lowest cost month, with 144 dollars per 100 pounds of milk, high costs in winter. Demonstrations on pasture management planned for Grass Day June 20 at James Mislock farm on M 55 between Tawag City and West Branch.

James P. Mislock M-55 Tawag City West Branch

Brake Service Special at Marble Auto Collision

Marble Auto Collision offers free brake inspection with emphasis on safety. Ad copy stresses “Safe Brakes Save Lives” and invites readers to phone for appointment or details.

Marble

Dogs Threaten Ewe and Lamb Flocks in Summer

Glare County Agricultural Agent Paul D Gibson warns that dogs roaming at large threaten sheep and poultry during summer. He cites Michigan law holding owners responsible for confined or controlled dogs and urges frequent pasture checks to intercept roaming packs.

Paul ‘D. Gibson Glare County

Phenothiazine And Salt Control Internal Parasites In Sheep

Paul D. Gibson notes sheep owners have used phenothiazine in salt to control stomatics and nodular worms. A mix of one pound phenothiazine in 12 to 14 pounds of salt is fed via a covered salt box. Drenching after lambing enhances effectiveness, and commercial drench products are available. Lead arsenate can also control worms but should not be mixed with salt.

Paul D. Gibson Clare County

Local Weekend Visits and Family Outreach Report

West Grant residents Don Niffen and spouse spent the weekend with relatives Thomas Spence in Grand Rapids. Various area families including the Spences and Millers shared visits, reunions, and trips to Clare, Niagara Falls, and Ann Arbor.

Don Niffen Grand Rapids Thomas Spence Yvonne Spence Ann Arbor Eddie Loomis Lake Bobbie Gruno Ben Agile Mt. Pleasant Grant Chapman Freeland Floyd Squires Lois Dysinger Ernie Barber Juie Barber Don ‘Wallace Niagara Falls Wilma Agle Don Sprague Clare Eddie Tuppin Roy Powers Detroit Wm. Powers Coleman Farwell Ed Benie Leo Mills Julia Benic Lawrence Dalton Danny Dysinger Liloyd Battles Carl Gruno

Farm conservation plans advance for Storrs and neighbors

Ben Borfak reports Clare County Farm Platiner assisted Charles Storrs of Grant township with an advanced conservation farm plan on his home farm. Storrs plans to rotate crops and improve water ways and pasture, with three more plans on other land planned for summer. Seedbeds at Robert Carter Wagen Baumann and Walter Garvey Jr. were treated with sulfuric acid to curb fungi. guidance offered for others. Drainage options were studied, one field unsuitable for drainage, another viable for tile drainage and pasture use. Bedell of the US Soil Conservation Service mapped Dysinger and Perry farms to prepare comprehensive soil and water conservation plans.

Charles. Storrs Grant Township Storrs Charley Robert Carter Bob Wagen’ Baumann Muissary Court House Charles’ Storrs Mr. Bedell U.S. Soil Conservation Service Loris Dysinger Charles Perry

Dairy Cow Testing Pays In Increased Herd Production

Michigan dairy farmers face low production records and test costs. The owner-sampler system allows owners to weigh and sample milk monthly, with testers collecting samples and computing monthly and yearly production data for each cow. Complete multi year records help identify cow value and boost profits.

Paul D. Gibson Clare County Michigan D. L. Murray Michigan State College

Gladwin Beef Sale At Fair Grounds A June 12 Event

The 22nd Annual Beef Sale occurs at Gladwin fair grounds on June 12 attracting local farmers. consignments include sires and females from Floyd and Hart House near Rosebush, with 70 animals selected for buyers.

Gladwin Fair Grounds Paul D. Gibson Clare

New Hay Making Methods Cut Labor and Improve Quality

Farmers adopt field chopping and silage for hay preservation reducing weather losses. Trench silos become popular with clay bank sites near barns and dirt or straw covers to limit spoilage. County agents offer guidance on trench silos and silage storage.

Chester Wallace Norway Lake

Cecil Darnell Wins 4-H Horse Pulling Event

Cecil Darnell won the 4-H horse pulling contest with a 8 400 pound load. Second place went to Lem Oaks at 12 feet 2 inches, third to Harry Johnson at 2 feet 10 inches, fourth to Harl Peterman at 11 inches, fifth to Bob Race at 11 inches, and sixth to Charles Gibbs at nine inches. The event drew 18 teams and raised about 175 dollars for the 4-H Club camp at Coldwater Lake.

B. G. Mellencamp Isabella County Agricultural Agent Ieee Cecil Darnell Lem Oaks Harry Johnson Harl Peterman Bob Race Charles Gibbs Green Thumb Club David Club Hulse Club Winn Cracker Jack Coldwater Lake Freeman ‘Curtiss Lloyd Curtiss Confession Committee Freeman Curtiss Tashier Mt. Pleasant Junior Gratther GB Commerce Allen Courser Mt. Pleasant Cooperative Company

Grass Days at Mecosta Emphasize Silage

D. L. Murray of Michigan State College notes June shows the lowest feed costs per 100 pounds of milk, while December and January are highest. Grass Day at the Eldon Thompson farm in Mecosta County on Wednesday June 18 will demonstrate steps to balance pasture and roughage to cut feeding costs.

D. L. Murray Michigan State College D.h.la Eldon Thompson Mecosta County Mecosta

Screwy Pest: The Screwworm Fly Threat to Southeast Livestock

The screwworm fly is a major insect pest causing substantial yearly losses to the Southeast livestock industry. It highlights economic impact and ongoing battle against infestation.

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Paul Gibson D. J. Murray Miichigan State College Dairyman Servich Mit. Pleasant Valley Chemical CO Ral WTA Aerovent Bureau Las KASCO Dull Farm Service Second Street Graham Fox G. H. Prather Graham Plow Distributor East Fourth St Clare, Michigan West Grant Galgon Inc Ben Borfak Clare County Farm Platiner Clare Livestock Auction Mondiiva Andrew Willey Rosebush Imall Plus Clare County Agricultural Agent B. CG. Mellencamp Velveeta Clare Live Stock Auction The Wolverine Stock Yards Co St. Johns Lapeer — Lake Odessa Troy Ruttman Indianapolis Firestone Tires
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