Milk Mixes Encourage Milk Drinking
The article advises setting up a milkshake corner at home to increase daily milk intake. It notes weather, flavors, and home-made shakes boost appeal for ages six to sixteen, with nutrition guidance urging three to four cups daily for children and a quart for teens.
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Jane
Johnny
Furniture Refinishing Preview At Pine Community School
Ruth Mellinay chaired a preliminary meeting for a furniture refinishing program to be held at Pine Community School on June 19 21 26 and 28. The session covers refinishing techniques for old pieces and home woodwork as well as a slipcovering demonstration led by local volunteers and led by Miss Ruth McKnay Home Demonstration Agent. An MSU farm economist notes rising farm-to-consumer costs may contribute to about 40 percent of farm decline.
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Pine Community School
Allen
Rosebush
George Bader
Delores Fetterly
Ernest Grace
Kenneth Roberts
C. A. Darrochs
Fetterly
Bader
Ruth McKnay
Rogers City
MSU
Isabella Farm News and Dairy Herd Association Meeting
Isabella County starts a county wide test program for disease with samples collected from producers and results mailed from Lansing after two weeks. The Dairy Herd Improvement Association held its annual meeting in Union Township hall with leaders elected and milk and fat production reported for member herds. Goldwin Sale results at Gladwin show softer turnout and lower prices with several Isabella County buyers and sellers noting individual cattle.
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B.C. Mellencamp
Isabella County
M, H. McKenzie
John Kurtz
Lansing
Isabella Health Department
S. College
Mt. Pleasant
D.h.la
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Union Township
Walter Smith
Edward Schafer
George House and Son
William Block and Sons
Stanley Erwin and Son
Russel Cowden
Stanley Erwin and
Sonu
Herb Yuncker
William Block
Ed Schafer
James McDonald
Norman Gross
Fred McDonald
Harry Densmore
Goldwin
Gladwin
Hugh Swindlehurst
Floyd House
Nitrogen and green manures for residue weathering and soil health
A discussion on using supplemental nitrogen with crop residues to speed weathering and humus formation. It notes temporary nitrogen ties during decay, the role of nonlegumes vs legumes, and recommends legume cover crops like sweet clover. It advises aligning fertilizer programs with rotation and consulting Extension and Soil Conservation staff.
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U.S.D.A
Sanitation Standards Tightened for Stored Grain
Authorities announce stricter sanitation standards for stored grain effective July 1. Inspectors will seize market grain that fails to meet the new regulations and require corrective action.
Advertise Your Auction Sale In The Clare Sentinel
Auction notice promotes your sale in The Clare Sentinel. Reach local buyers with details on date time venue and items offered. Secure attention from residents and businesses through a concise classified-style announcement.
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Clare Sentinel
Dairy Salt For Cows: Block Or Loose Which Is Best
Michigan State extension dairy man Don ald L Murray cites Cornell tests showing cows on pasture eat more loose salt than block salt but both provide enough for good milk. Each cow needs about one ounce of salt daily beyond forage, or risk weight loss and reduced milk as she may chew nonfood items.
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Donald L. Murray
Michigan State University
Cornell ‘University
Cornell
Rural Auto Insurance Rates To Rise
W J Brake Michigan State Grange Master and director reports from a National Grange Mutual Liability Company meeting in Keene New Hampshire that bodily injury claims rose 48 percent since 1955 and property damage by 11 percent with a 67 percent increase in collision claims. He notes rural areas drive most insured risk and that younger drivers under 25 account for 27 percent of losses though only 8 percent of insured drivers.
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W. J. Brake
Michigan
National Grange Mutual Liability Company
Keene
N. H
Grange Company
Brake
CROP Campaign Raises State Gift Goals In 1958 Plan
The Kansas State CROP Committee boosted its state goal from 175000 to 225000 as farmers increased support for hunger relief worldwide. Counties report raises up to 500 percent. national goal stands at 1200000 with surplus grain aid to be distributed by Church World Services and World Council of Churches. National Director Albert W. Farmer left Elkhart for Geneva to discuss food needs and agency responses.
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International Church Relief
Kansas
Arnold Lambert
Topeka
Michigan
Illinois
Sully
Church World Services
Idcal
World Council of Churches
Albert W. Farmer
Elkhart
Geneva
Switzerland
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