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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1942

Page

3

Farmers rally around lime fertilizer program nationwide

About 225 farmers attended eight AAA district meetings from February 18 to March 3 led by Paul D. Gibson and Robert C. Kleiner to learn about the Conservation Materials Program. They were urged to use fertilizer and lime properly to avoid penalties and preserve payments, with guidance on 0-20-0 and 0-20-20 fertilizers and lime materials for conserving land use.

AAA Paul D. Gibson Agricultural Conservation Association Robert C. Kleiner A.A.A National Defense Clare Co. A. C. A Michigan

Important Poultry Meetings In Clare County Next Week

The article outlines a 1941 egg production goal of a 10 percent rise and a 1942 target of 138 percent. It stresses selecting high egg producing chicks hatched in spring, proper sanitary housing, ample range, and a flock size around 350 birds to maximize efficiency and profits. It adds that early laying hens and keeping hens producing through October to December boost yearly egg output.

Michigan

Poultry Production Tips and Michigan Meetings

Key findings note heavy breeds lagging in egg output. 70 percent pullets optimize efficiency. A hen laying fewer than 125 eggs yearly earns no profit. Poultry accounts for about 10 percent of Michigan farm income. Three meetings for poultrymen set for March 19 with O B Shear at Farwell High School Harrison Court House Clare City Hall discussing breeding egg grading and marketing.

Michigan O. B. Shear Extension Poultryman M.S.C Farwell High School Court House Harrison Clare City Hall Shear

Pig Brooders Prove Efficient In State College Study

Michigan State College researchers led by D E Wiant report electric pig brooders offer low fire risk simple operation and low running costs. Study notes brooders cut losses from chilling and sow injury with wattage ranges from 220 to 800 and many types usable as chick brooders.

Michigan State College D. E. Wiant Agricultural Engineering Wiant

Child Genius Rates Over 140 Marksremarked

A child named Qi is cited as a genius after reportedly scoring above 140 on an intelligence test. Authorities or experts are not specified in the fragment provided.

Michigan Huron oat proves desirable for state yield tests

Michigan State College farm crop researchers report the Huron oat, developed under E E Down and tested in 1941, yields higher and offers better test weight than Hancock Marion Boon Vicland out of state varieties within Michigan. The study notes Huron’s smut resistance and emphasizes state-specific performance.

Michigan Lower Peninsula Farm Crops Department Michigan State College Iowa Wisconsn E. E. Down Down J. W. Thayer, Jr Hancock Marion Boon Vicland

Farm program drives 1942 goal to feed nation and aid allies

The 1942 AAA Farm Program advances Food for Freedom aims to provide three meals per person daily in the United States while leaving surplus for United Nations relief and postwar peace reserves. It cites labor and material shortages yet pledges no bottlenecks and stronger farmers with USDA and War Boards support to boost production and soil fertility.

United States United Nations A.A.A USDA AAA

Michigan State Radio Highlights Weekly WKAR Schedule

WKAR at Michigan State College 870 K C offers Farmers Are Asking Mondays 5 30 to 6 00 pm with Roy Decker as chairman and three agricultural extension specialists. Listeners may submit inquiries. The week includes Farm Service Markets Kampus Kapers Nutrition in Defense Georgraphy in the News War and Michigan Agriculture Homemaker's Chat and Health News.

WKAR Roy Decker State Grange Farm Service Mours Kampus Kapers Nutrition Community Michigan

Plans for High School Minstrel Show Announced

Clare High School unveils a March 26 minstrel show with nearly sixty mixed voices in blackface. Miss LeRoux directs music with the girls and boys glee clubs while committees led by Mr. Hunter, Mr. Brown, and others finalize skits and acts for profits shared by the four classes.

Miss LeRoux Hunter Brown Lowrey Bill Case Johnny Hall Bill Archembault Dixie Land Land Clare High School

Senior Band Prepares Spring Concert With Jeep Drive

The Senior Band schedules a May 8 event with a competition on tickets sold where the loser hosts a Military Ball. Boys wear full uniform and readers sign for prospective parishioners. Admission uses a 25c Defense Stamp labeled Buy a Jeep Drive. A patriotic program is planned.

Four Play Plans Narrow to One Mad Night Selection

On April twenty third the Junior Play will be staged. From four committee plans the title One Mad Night by James Reach was chosen by the class officers and three appointees of President Wesley.

James Reach Charles Burdett Arnold Adley Traloc Peterson Wesley

Student Council Plans Seating and Minstrel Show

The council lays out seating changes to group students in the auditorium and forms a Minstrel Show committee for a March presentation. Gordon Kleiner becomes hall guards captain, focusing on keeping halls clean and unused areas off limits. They sell pop and candy at games and noon to fund a music box, aiming to clear the debt by year end. An assembly on Washington and Lincoln birthdays was held February 23 with Al Samborn chairing and Dr. Hall as speaker, plus talks from Mr. Bates and defense-committee chairs.

Gordon Kleiner Nit Paxton Washington Lincoln al Samborn Dr. Hall Bates

Speech class selects declaimers for contest divisions

The speech class judged twelve sophomore declaimers choosing six for dramatic readings orations and extemporaneous division entries. Winners include James Kane Garry Coveart Leis Hartshorn Beverly Sowle Barbara Murphy Roberta McKnight Barbara Capie Dan Burdo Tom Kane and Al Hodson with Floyd Callihan Sidney Court John Hail Douglas Paxton and Albert Samborn noted for written orations.

New Victory Speech Organization Tom Kane al Hodson Floyd Callihan Sidney Court John Hail Douglas Paxton Albert Samborn

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