Farmers test high analysis phosphate in five county project
Fifteen Clare and Isabella farmers join with county agents and the State College Soils Department to run a five year demonstration of 62 percent metaphosphate efficiency. Similar groups in Gladwin and Midland counties participate as U.S. Department of Agriculture supplies the material. Cooperators cover transportation and aid result checks, applying to new seedings only. The high concentration aims to cut bulk tonnage, with no expected crop injury. Cooperators named include Nederhood, Woods, Bhle, Harrold, Carpenter, Smedley, Hutchingon, Clure, Carrow, Klein er, Arnold, Sharp, Perry, Stanley, and Wiggins, with Isabella groups forming a second pooled cohort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Isapella
State College Soils Department
Gladwin
Midland
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Clare County
William Nederhood
Winterfield Township
Hamond Woods
Hayes
Walter Bhle
Hamilton
Ray Harrold
Arthur
Wilmot Carpenter
Walter Smedley
Surrey
Norman Hutchingon
J. D. Clure
A. T. Carrow
Ernest Kleiner
Sheridan Township
Isabella County
Calvin Arnold
Henry Sharp
Wise Township
Lavern Perry
James Stanley
David Wiggins
Gilmore Township
Feeding Chicks for Profitable Poultry Yields
The article stresses rapid chick growth from hatch to egg production through high quality mash. It recommends 18 percent protein minimum, animal-derived protein when using all mash, and up to 20 percent if grain is added after week three. Emphasizes fresh, palatable mashes and dealer-farmer cooperation to improve results.
Clare County Farmers Use Conservation Materials Heavily
Clare County farmers are using conservation materials from the 1941 Farm Program. As of now 215 farmers have ordered over 4000 yards with daily orders continuing. Materials may be spread on any crop and must be spread by September 30 1941 to earn credit. Orders can be left at the Harrison county office or at the upcoming sign up meeting at the local community center.
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Clare County
Harrison
Clam Chowder Aims for Better Flavor Without Clams
University of Washington expert Dr. T G Thompson suggests replacing clams with sea cucumbers to improve chowder taste. He also proposes omitting tapioca from tapioca pudding to achieve a similar effect.
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T. G. Thompson
University of Washington
Frozen foods reshape American eating habits
A historic shift in the frozen food industry is transforming how Americans eat and unsettling traditional farming markets at a pace few farmers expected, signaling a major upheaval in agricultural patterns and product demand.
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America
Resort News From a Snowbound Week in Local District
Snowstorm shuts down mail delivery and a school day as the district halts classes. Hol Wiltse and C Hosler visit Harrison. A J Niewenger of Mt Pleasant preaches in Wyrick’s absence and will return next Sunday. Missionary Home Hour meets at Edith Burns home with next gathering April 2 at Marie Wellman’s. Multiple local residents visit, call, and spend weekends in Harrison and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hol. Wiltse
C. Hosler
Harrison
A. J. ‘Niewenger
Mt. Pleasant
I. W. Wyrick
Grayling
Missionary Home Hour
Edith Burns
Marie Wellman
Ralph Goodrich
Helena VanderWoude
Winterfield
Hattie Farnham
Orville Smith
Oscar Smith
Bobbie
Harris
Burns
Weekend Visitors At Eight Point Lake Community
Mr and Mrs Roy Townsend of Midland spent the weekend at their cottage and shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Bert Marvin. Mrs Madeline Hunt from Flint visited her parents Mr and Mrs Don Brown, while Grant McLane of Lake called on the Bert Marvin home. Glen Hickling of Lansing spent the weekend with his family and relatives. The Good Luck Club met at Mrs Bert Estes home with eleven members and a noon dinner for seventeen. Upcoming meeting April 2 at Mrs William Feuchter’s. Various locals made calls and visits around town.
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Roy Townsend
Midland
Bert Marvin
Madeline Hunt
Bonnie
Flint
Don Brown
Grant McLane
Lake
Glen Hickling
Lansing
William Feuchter
Bill
Cleveland
Alice Hickling
Barryton
Howard Brown
Lloyd Hunt
Don Browns
Robert Donders
Detroit
Perry Gardner
Belle Wheaton
Dots
Marvin
Alice Sturgis
Mrs
Alfred Sturgis
Weekend visitors and departures from Clare area noted
Alfred Abbott and Gale Blackledge from Pontiac spent the weekend at their cottage near the old grade. Don Luce and family and Bernard Schofield with theirs visited Don's parents. J R Borst of Flint visited his mother. Charles Shepherd and family plan to move to Oakland county to prepare a resort for summer. Numerous locals listed as visiting or returning from Lansing Detroit and Clare area events.
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Alfred Abbott
Gale Blackledge
Pontiac
James Levi
Saginaw
Don Luce
Bernard Schofield
Don
F. A. Luce
J. R. Borst
Flint
G. A. Silover
Charles Shepherd
Oakland County
Clare
C. Thornton
John Sears
Roy Howard
Fred Wolf
Wm. Bungard
Roy Green
Henry Wellman
Clare Luce
Stanley Hergengoeder
Verne Braden
Russell Kress
Harry Kress
John Dexter
Stirling Curtiss
Lansing
Ray Brace
Lloyd Nichols
Bruce McFarland
Detroit
Tom Nichols
Basil Coyne
Flora Coyne
Consumers Line
Lily Lake
Sylvia Borst
Loomis Social Notes Roundup From Local Families
Sunday visitors and gatherings center on Loomis residents with relatives from Midland Colonville Clare Sag inaw Mt. Pleasant and Flint. The record lists numerous calls at Loomis homes including the Teale Agin Macdonald Harsh Tice Bergey and Lackie families with extended visits from Clare North Bradley and Coleman.
Garfield Grange Card Party and Hospital Return
Garfield Grange reports Sister Jennie Powlison returned home after a hospital stay in Clare. A well attended card party produced high prizes for Bertha Clark and Alfred Sturgis with consolation prizes to Junior Malesh and Alice Sturgis. A pot luck supper was organized by Blaine Bentley and Ruth Clark as members invite all to unite for a larger, better Grange.
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Garfield Grange
Jennie Powlison
Clare
Bertha Clark
Alfred Sturgis
Alfred
Malesh
Alice Sturgis
Mt Yvernow Grange near Mt. Pleasant meeting and plans
Mt Yvernow Grange met last Monday with one member Richard Brooks noting his March birthday. Members voted to redecorate the hall and repair parts of the building. An open meeting is set for Tuesday evening March 18 at Coleman with Midland county Granges and guests from adjoining Granges. State Master W G Armstrong of Niles spoke to a full hall. Several members attended from Vernon Grange. The degree team cannot attend Alma March 21 but will go April 4 to Arcadia Grange hall to confer degrees on a class. supper will follow. Also notes of visits by Mr and Mrs Walter White and other locals, and attendees at a District Agents meeting in Lansing.
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MT. Yvernow
Richard Brooks
Auceor Walling
Midland Pomona Grange
Coleman
Midland County
W. G. Armstrong
Niles
Ralph Brown
Wesley Oliver
J. Archambault
Vernon Grange
Grange
Alma
Arcadia Grange Hall
Walter White
William R. Rice
Mt. Pleasant
Jennings Archambault
State Farm Insurance Company
Lansing
Paul Heberlin
Monger
Don Brooks
Pontiac
Helen Griffin
Saginaw
Carl Seiter
Local Notes From Gilmore Grange Community
Dora Diamatr remains about the same while Arlene Thrush is on the sick list. Neighbors visit the Ingrahams and Diamats, and trips include Mrs Basil Miles with children to Flat and back. Clyde Shilling’s serious auto injury improves. Floyd Irwin expected to leave hospital midweek. Shilling and Shilling family health updates. Clare Sentinel readers note.
Clare High backers rally for state bid and pep support
Clare High fans students and townspeople join in supportive actions as the team advances to the state quarter finals. The Pep Squad Mary Clyde Sarver and band members aided by Donald Holbrook and Eugene Wyman organized transport meals and trophies with local businesses and the Kiwanis donating and hosting celebratory events. The School Board funded victory meals and travel while families and patrons praised coach and players ahead of Lansing championship games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High
Hunter
Mary Clyde Sarver
Central State Teachers College
Clare
Donald Holbrook
Big Rapids
Eugene Wyman
Kiwanis
Burdo's Hardware and Furniture Co
F. F. A. Boys Vie For State Farmers Degrees
Clare High F F A members Harold Brooks and Walter Bolle pursue the State Farmer's degree amid demanding requirements. Murray Moore remains the only recipient since 1940, with past green hand and F F A degrees noted for context.
Gift Economy Echoes Of A Bygone Era
The piece humorously recalls how acts of kindness were once rewarded with a five dollar gold piece, now replaced by checks subject to Social Security deductions and U S government reporting, likening it to needing a receipt for an orchid from a girlfriend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Record Low Temperature Set At Yellowstone Park
The United States recorded its lowest temperature at minus 66 degrees in Yellowstone National Park on February 9, 1933. The extreme cold remains the nation’s coldest official measurement, marking a historic weather milestone for the area and era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Yellowstone Park
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Paul. D. Gibson
Harry K
Wakefield
Robert C. Kleiner
Clare County Aaa Committee
Clare and
Isabella
Gene Autry
Anita Louise Bruce Bennett
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Wallace Beery
Lionel Barrymore
Ronald Reagan
Diange
Errol Flynn
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Ralph Bellamy
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Lucille Watson
Mary Dugan
Robert Young
Laraine Day
Tom Conway
John Litel
Frieda Inescort
Marsha Hunt
Marjorie Main
Deanna Durbin
Franghot
Walter Brennan
Robert Stack
Robert Benchley
Helen. Broderlek
Wisconsin
Madison
Windover Lake
Eight Point Lake
Lake George Resort
Loomis
Wesley
Teale
George Agin
Near Midland
R. A. McReynolds
Colonville
Archie Macdonald
Holly Holstrom
North Bradley
Louis Mahoney
Sally
R. D. Childs
Bert Bergey
Mary Alice
Ford Seymour
Ray Strouse
Starry Harsh
Hart Walker
S. Harsh
Warren Tice
Clarence Tice
Perry Steele, Jr
Alger MacDonald
Harl Bergey
Frank Eddy
Miss June
Arthur Harsh
Bruckart
Grace Bergey
E. Bérgey
Ha Bollen
Gilmore Grange
Dora Diamatr
Arlene Thrush
William Ingraham
Mae Freeman
Noah Diamatr
Lester Thrush
F. Thrush
Billy Higraham
Thrush
Basil Miles
Wilton Laverty
Adna Perry
Ed Gamble
Mrs. Clair
Perry
Adna
Clyde ‘Shilling
Elnora Seersaw
Clare Sentinel
Clare Howe. & Furn. Co
Clare School News
F.P.A
Murray Moore
Harold Brooks
Walter Bolle
Harold
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