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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1951
Page
10
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan sets May 21 1951 as the claim filing deadline for the estate of Starry Drake with claims to be examined at the Har rigan office. Public notice to run for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel. Judge George Bates presides. A separate heirs determination ordered for Frederick Fall estate with April 9 1951 hearing date.
Justice George Bates presides as Judge of Probate in Clare Michigan. Thomas Hart Dwyer petitions the court for letters of administration and asks who were at the time of death the heirs of Agam He Fall deceased. The hearing is set for the ninth day of Spring A D 1951 at ten in the forenoon at the Probate Office. Public notice to be given by publication in the Clare Sentinel for three successive hearings.
Bus routes show stops at Detroit Lansing Clare and St Ignace with multiple connections to Jackson Chicago Sault Ste Marie Marquette Calumet and coastal towns. Clare Reed City Cadillac Manistee Frankfort and other points listed with arrival and departure times.
Agricultural economist H Prentice of Michigan State College says with good management maximum production is the goal for all crops except potatoes. Prices will push the parity ceiling for storable Michigan crops as harvest price declines are smaller than normal. Livestock gains raise demand for grain and concentrates while government bean stocks keep prices down. Michigan may see prices near 90 percent of parity, with potatoes facing no support and acreage cut.
Six registered Brown Swiss cows owned by Glenn L Poet of Clare have completed 305 day lactation tests on herd test with twice daily milking. Readouts include Donna Jean 16196.0 lbs milk 4.12% fat 419.99 lbs fat. Betty 12957.8 lbs 4.34% 561.77 lbs fat. Clay Crest Esther 119025 lbs 4.17% 496.39 lbs fat. Donna Mae 12161.7 lbs 4.29% 521.10 lbs fat. Princess 14250.2 lbs 3.84% 47.72 lbs fat. Ruby D 11644.7 lbs 4.08% 474.78 lbs fat.
A pasture at the Illinois Experiment Station shows gross returns of $100 per acre from legume grass. Beef and sheep gains reached 415 pounds per acre in 227 days. Using $26 per cwt for meat value yields about $108.75 per acre. Seedings included alfalfa ladino clover lespedeza red top and timothy. Separate sections added chrome grass alto fegene orchard grass and Kentucky blue grass.
A soil and water conservation follow up group meeting of Grant Township Group No 2 was held at Harrison Simmons home on March 22. Members present were Simmons Nass and White with Ben Bosink U S Soil Conservation Service assisting. The meeting reviewed farm plans and discussed conservation slides and summer practices. Norman Myers was appointed to fill the vacancy of Norris Carrew as Clare County Soil Conservation District director.
Isabella County soil and water conservation notes recount a large turnout for B C Mellencamp's cattle tour and praise cooperative groups like Terrance O Rourke's crew. Reports cover meetings March 9 to 18, new members, outreach to publisher A Crim, Rotary talks, and planned summer conservation surveys.
Kraft Foods executives urge dairymen to boost milk production to meet national and allied demand. Ervin Kurtz cites price rises and defense needs, calling for larger herd feeding, pasture fertilization, and plans for better pastures and auxiliary feeds to ensure summer milk and cheese supplies.
Dan McDonald promotes a no down payment budget plan for Moor and transmission work, inviting car owners to take advantage at Your Friends Ford Dealer.
Slim Baker entered a tail-less alley cat he found in Central City in the Women’s Club Annual Pet Show. The strange colored cat, named AH Species, impressed the judges and earned a special award from the ladies.
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