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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1943
Page
6
Extension notes from Michigan State College stress timely cutting for alfalfa hay. Delays reduce leaf retention and quality, with first cut near bloom. Second cut should occur before August 25, September best for stand health, October cuts less effective, and leftover material can mulch fields.
Farmers may fill silos with part of the hay crop this year if corn silage is scarce. If planting enough silage corn is not possible, hay silage can provide feed equal in value to corn silage. Feed trials show corn and grass silage comparability.
The corn crop offers the greatest tonnage per acre among silo crops. Silage from grasses and legumes uses less labor but more land and more spoilage, needing preservatives such as molasses. Molasses amounts vary by crop, and silage handling requires timely cutting, careful loading, sealing, and top packing to limit spoilage.
WKAR radio in Michigan State College broadcasts weekly wartime programming from 7:15 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily. The schedule features News, Farm Service Hour, War Board News, Post War Issues, The Victory Gardener, Farm Questions, Rural School Music, Bulletin Room, and Geography in the News with paths including The Bulletin Roan series.
At 6 80 p m Liberal Arts in War Time is listed following a 1 60 p m segment from the Michigan Department of Health. The notices show a schedule of broadcasts and educational discussions amid wartime topics.
George Price of Camp Adair Oregon and wife Mrs Jerry Price of Owosso visited Mr and Mrs Edd Cady and Ida Price who has been ill but improved and home soon Eugene Miller who stayed at the Dady home returned to Edmore Monday Mrs Chas Manwaring spends week in Saginaw with daughter Gurnith who leaves Monday for Corpus Christi Texas to marry Fred Price in the BD service Others Mrs Sarah Mitchell visited Ida Price and Mrs Edd Dady and called on Mrs Lawrence Mayhew
Mr and Mrs Riley Orvis hosted guests at the Orvis home on Tuesday evening. Otto Kleiner attended children’s Day exercises at West Groat church Sunday night. Mrs Alton David spent Sunday at Coleman and attended the funeral of Betty Thompson’s uncle.
Andersonville residents Dawn and Joe Ann Drake vacationing in Dorwalk Ohio with J S Drakes. Mr and Mrs Dale Drake visited Saginaw on business. Crosdf hrs at AMPS meeting to craft hospital supplies. Red Cross annual meeting well attended. Mrs Elliott Collins ill and bedridden. Sandra Russell visiting grandmother Mrs James Prout in Midland. Morrisons return from Texas where Dow Chemical Co employed Mr Morrison. They stay with Mr and Mrs Barney McNerney while seeking a home. Mrs Harvey Spickerman staying with her parents since June 4.
Elm Grove hosts Mr and Mrs Virgil Newman and family for supper while the Newmans son Mr and Mrs Jd Newman of Brush College dine with Bernard and Mrs Allen. James Defoy family portraits and Sunday gatherings with the Bicknells Carter Gordons and Methners are noted along with local flowers and hopeful crop progress. Lyle Savaye visited Midland for the weekend.
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