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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1952

Page

5

Clare County Farmers Tour Grass Silage Builders

Clare County farmers visited Sheridan township to view grass silage feeding practices. Hosts Nonyman Hutchingon Glen Bay and Ernest Kleiner provided observations on silage quality, preservation, and storage in trench and wood silos.

Clare County Sheridan Township Nonyman Hutchingon Glen Bay Ernest Kleiner Nérian Norman Glen Mr. Kteiner Chester Wallace Windover Lake Wallace

Community notes and local visits across Arthurville and nearby towns

Floyd Ritchie was called to Flint for a family issue and returned Friday as his mother struggled. The Hamilton Hustlers hosted a March dance netting 12.40 after expenses. Charles Hubbel of Cilio and Bob Hall of Saginaw visited Frank Rountree’s family. John Deere and Ford shows drew crowds in Gladwin with no standing room. Charles Fanslay and son Larry came home from Mt. Dora Florida last Saturday amid weather changes.

Floyd Ritchie Flint Hamilton Charles Hubbel Cilio Bob Hall Saginaw Frank Rountree Gladwin

State Artificial Breeding Assns Meet March 27

Delegates from 144 local associations will attend the annual meeting in the Union Building at Michigan State College on March 27. About 30,000 farmers are represented. A B C Baltzer will report on growth. Drs Frank Thorp and James Williams will present research and schoolship program details. Changes in managers include Ed Schafer as ingseminator manager of the Nottawa group. Geo Brown to train April 21-26 and likely to become manager May 1, replacing Art Reckard who resigns.

Union Michigan State College A.b.as A.¢. Baltzer M.A.B.C Frank Thorp James Williams

One Year Forest Training Course at MSC

Michigan State College announces a one year forest training course for young men to learn timber production and harvesting basics. The program runs April 1 with a spring term at Ross Forest Station near Dowagiac and summer/fall at Dunbar Forest Station south of Sault Ste. Marie, winter on campus. Graduates can take civil service exams or seek work in wood tying industries. Interested applicants should contact the Department of Short Courses at MSC in East Lansing.

Michigan Michigan State College Ralph Tenny Department of Short Armed Services Veteran’s Administration Ross Forest Station Tenny Michigan Department of Conservation Department of Hast Lansing

Rural Telephone Numbers Decline in Michigan 1950 Census

The Michigan farm census shows farm telephone numbers fell by 14 740 from 1920 to 1950 while the percent of farms with phones rose to 53 4 percent due to a larger farm decline. Nationally 38 3 percent of farms had telephones in 1950, near 1920 levels.

Michigan C. V. Ballard Michigan State College Cooperative Extension Service Ballard United States

Hamilton Hustcer 4H Club Meeting Recap At Harrison Court

The 4 H Chileg leaders met at Harrison courthouse on March 12 dividing into three groups led by Paul Gibson and K Ousterhout. Reporters, members Marilyn Zelts Donald Shea Joan Conner Bonnie Rountree Mort Shea and Mrs Rountree attended. A March 8 dance and pot luck left 12.40 after expenses. An April 19 box social and dance is planned to raise funds for club activities.

Hamilton Hustcer Harrison Court House Paul Gibson K. Ousterhout Jess Huggett Marilyn Zelts Donald Shea Joan Conner Betty Jo Weckesser Bonnie Rountree Mort Shea Frank Rountree Edna Townsend

Discuss Swine And Poultry In Isabella

Farmers urged to attend two swine discussion meetings on Wednesday March 25 at Vernon Center township hall and Shepherd High School gymnasium. Speakers include Harry Moxley and Dr. Glen Reed with focus on hog feeding changes disease control and minerals for profitable litters. Poultry session March 31 at Rose Bush Elevator basement features Howard Zindel with feed management advice and state poultry association insights. Bring questions for open discussion.

Vernon Center Township Rosebush Shepherd High School Gyhiusium Harry Moxley Glen Reed Moxley Reed Grearest Toy Monnday Howard Zindel Zindel State Poultry Improvement Association

Extra nitrogen helps spring wheat growth says expert

Soil nitrogen may be scarce this spring as temperatures rise slowly. Michigan State College soil scientist Paul Reed advises top dressing with manure or fertilizer to boost early growth, estimating six and a half bushels per acre yield gains and about three dollars spent yielding fifteen dollars at harvest.

Paul Reed Michigan State College Reed

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