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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1939
Page
2
Paul D. Gibson argues livestock provides steady income through grazing and pasture use. He notes Clare County has unutilized grazing lands near winter feed areas and that increasing livestock, not grain, can raise farm profits. He cites analysis across farm records showing higher livestock output yields more income than grain in many cases.
On March 1 eleven Clare County farmers began their 1989 farm record noting annual closing checks with a Michigan State College farm management representative. The program provides up to date books, no cost reports, and area comparisons to identify profitable practices and leaks such as low production and high overhead.
Arrangements are made for a farmer businessmen meeting in Harrison on Monday March 6 at 7 00 p m The Congregational Church ladies will serve the banquet in the church basement Each county and community committeeman is asked to bring a business friend as a guest A program is in preparation A speaker from the state committee will attend and films on soil conservation and erosion will be shown
Farmers can obtain a county agent copy of the Michigan Crops Improvement Association list detailing Michigan grown certified seed sources. The published list covers certified alfalfa barley oats corn and beans from the 1938 crop, all inspected and certified by the association.
Tentative figures indicate U S per capita meat consumption rose in 1938 by about 3.5 pounds from 1937. Pork use grew markedly, lamb and mutton rose slightly, while beef and veal declined due to fewer cattle and calf slaughterings in 1938.
A horned toad in the Southwest desert vents a stream of blood from its eye as a defensive response to danger. The strange behavior attracts attention from observers and biologists studying reptile defense mechanisms.
Proceedings of the Unmon Council in Clare Michigan January 16 1939 record roll call minutes and approvals. Accounts list bills and salaries including labor snow removal and gravel hauling with resolutions to condemn unsafe Pere Marquette Railroad crossings and install safety lights. Public notices include probate hearings for estates of Elias Riegle and Charlotte H Dysinger with appointment of administrator set.
In the County of Clare, on March 29 1939 at 10 A M in the Probate Office, Judge Alexander B Wylie fixed a hearing on Allen H Mulder and Leah Garden petitioning to admit the instrument as the last will and testament of William N Younglove and to grant administration to Mulder and Garden or other suitable person. A notice will be published weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel.
The Probate Court of Clare County invites creditors of John D Wickwire deceased to present claims for examination and adjustment. Creditors must file by July 3 1939 with the hearing set for July 10 1939 at 10 o'clock in the morning.
A compact record shows Eastern Standard Time rail departures from Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette services with morning and afternoon slots. It lists Foster Bus Line connections via Clare to Mt. Pleasant Alma St Johns Lansing and links Great Lakes buses. Details include Clare Mt. Pleasant Saginaw routes and connecting times.
Dr G C Born D C Ghiropractor over Grill and White Jewelry with store hours nine to twelve and1 30 to five thirty p m evenings seven to closed Tuesday and Thursday Eve phone 33882 Dr B J Sanford medicine and surgery glasses fitted office six eleven McEwan Street Michigan
Clare Michigan advertisement urges direct purchase from the working man for monuments. It promises quality workmanship and guarantees.
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