County 4 H Club Beef Projects Popular in Clare County
Clare County 4 H Beef Club showcases 431 beef projects as the most popular livestock effort. A calf scramble at the county fair offers 13 to 18 year old boys a chance to win a Hereford steer, with 14 entrants contending for 10 steers. Parents and boys agree to feed the calf for a year and sell at the next county fair. The club also runs beef breeding projects and monthly meetings through September.
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Clare County
County Fair Association
Clare County Beef Club
County Beef Club
Fruit Growers Meet March 6 With Michigan Expert
C A Langer specialist in horticulture from Michigan State College will visit Isabella County to show pruning on young and old apple trees and discuss spraying fertilizing and handling. The morning pruning demonstration at Ira Chase farm starts at 10 o clock and the 1 30 afternoon meeting in the county courthouse discusses spray materials disease control fertilization and small fruit care.
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C. A. Langer
Michigan State College
Isabella County
Ira Chase
Hast Broadway
Us-27
Langer
County Court House
Local family notes and cattle trades in Dewitt community
Everett Richter and Ada Belle of Dewitt visited with brothers Jesse and Leo. John Nagy bought 13 head of feeder cattle Tuesday and Jim Sweet bought 3 heifers Thursday. Arthur Vincent with James Sweet and James Jr spent Saturday with Betty Vinton's family. Pat Gibbs shows improving post operation. Anna Mauriee is ill. Jack Vinton and Lawrence of Flint visited their mother Betty Vinton on Sunday. Jim Sweet visited sister Sol Huber Thursday.
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John Nagy
Jim Sweet
Arthur Vincent
James Sweet
James, Jr
Pat Gibbs
Anna Mauriee
Jack Vinton
Lawrence Vinton
Flint
Betty Vinton
Sol Huber
Vitamin D and United Nations flag present at school
The article urges vitamin D for children amid long winter with little sun, noting sources from fortified milk and cod liver oil. It also reports the United Nations flag presentation to School Superintendent A. D. Huber by the Townline Extension Club, with a color chart of UN flags and pledge background provided.
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Mary Lewig
Michigan State College Foods and Nutrition Authority
Home Economist
Michigan
United Nations
Townline Extension Club
A. D. Huber
George Sponseller
Supt. Huber
Sponseller
Carl Bragg
Dean Snider
Lucky Clovers Report Sewing Progress at Meeting
West Grant 4 H Club notes show February 23 gathering with pledge and singing America the Beautiful Naomi Chapman completed her housecoat Younger members practice sewing on an electric machine Ruth Ann Spence reports for the club news
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West Grant
Lucky Clovers
America
Naomi Chapman
Ruth Ann Spence
Energetic Elves 44H Club Meets For 4-H Week Observance
The Energetic Elves 44H Club gathered February 23 at Louis Becker’s home to discuss Achievement Day and National 4-H Week for March 38 to 11. June Dawson distributed officer and member pins and welcomed new member Helen Akins. Guest Dunell VanHoose attended with Joyce Delamarter as host.
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Elves
Louis Becker
Dawson
Helen Akins
Dunell VanHoose
Joyce Delamarter
Hatfield Community 4H Club notes February meetings
The Hatfield Community 4H Clubs report events on February 16 with Rosetta Wild as guest, a talk on clothing, tape measure reading, and inch parts. Boys’ handicraft projects near completion and six meetings remain before Achievement Day. girls progress in sewing, scrap book planning, and recent sewing machine practice at the schoolhouse with Mr Hubel funded machine. Joy Colosky, Reporter.
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Hatfield
Rosetta Wild
Isabella County Home
Pila
Hubel
Joy Colosky
Frosted wheat alters flour color and bread texture
Readable text notes that frosting influences wheat flour yielding a yellow shade and changes the bread texture and appearance. No further context or dates provided.
Forests Persist Despite Two-Thirds Cleared Since 1630
The text notes forests remain abundant despite deep clearing for agriculture. It contrasts regrowth with past losses and warns a major quake in the lower Mississippi valley could cause a vast human catastrophe, referencing the 1811 1812 events when settlement was sparse.
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Ss Orighnal
Mississippi Valley
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Parents and Leaders Association
Brewer Implement Store
W. Fourth St
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Marsh Grain Company
Schaeffer’ $ Dairy
Itsa Treat
South Garfie
Everett Richter
Ada Belle
Dewitt
Jesse
Leo
Sanford Mott
Clare, Mich
Crochet
Josephine Brighenti
Zision
Woman’s Day Magazine
Woman's Day
Club News
Ferguson
Jamesway Poultry
King Row
Kasco
Leon Dull
Clare Live Stock Auction
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Wolverine Stock Yards Co
St. Johns
Clare
Lapeer — Lake Odessa
Citizens State Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
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