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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1947

Page

11

Farm Employees May Be Covered by Compensation Act

Spring farm operations in Michigan increase hired help and accident risk says N L Smith MSU expert. Many farmers lack insurance. two options exist: workmen compensation with fixed benefits and employer protection or liability policies with hospitalization and case by case injury benefits. Rates vary by policy and company.

Michigan Farms N. L. Smith Michigan State College MSC Farm Management Department

Alibi Defined as Strongest Proof of Innocence

The article states an alibi is the most conclusive proof of innocence when substantiated. It explains an alibi shows the suspect was far from the crime site at the time, making guilt impossible.

County 4-H and AAA Leaders Named in Clare Isabella

Paul D. Gibson Clare County agent B C Mellencamp Isabella County agent Robert G Kleiner is Chairman of Clare County AAA Committee Gerald Fuller appointed Isabella County AAA Committee Stanley N Reder is Isabella County 4 H Club Agent.

Paul D. Gibson Clare B. C Mellencamp Isabella County Robert CG. Kleiner Clare County Gerald Fuller Stanley N. Reder 4-H

Rural Gilmore Church of Christ Service and Notices

Pastor Howard L. Krause leads a 10:00 a. m. song service devotion with communion and preaching at 10:15 a. m. Bible School 11:15 a. m. Young People at 7:45 p. m. Bible Study 8:15 p. m. Corrections note May 8 date for Merry-Go-Round meet at Mrs. Leon Hart home. Obituaries for Chas Eames and Guy Perry. Mrs. Rickels returns from Detroit visit.

Howard L. Krause Leon Hart Chas. Eames Gilmore Juanita Jarman Guy Perry

Local Social Roundup In West Grant Area

Mr and Mrs Oscar Mull and daughter Josephine of Lingburg visit Harl Owen home. Calls and visits at Seeley Johnsons include Defoy and Agle families and Ben Agle children. Mrs Lyle Wood returns from Gladwin hospital improved. George Hinsch of Detroit dies. Dysinger family notes. Wentworth and Gruno with Squires travel to Harrison for school business.

Oscar Mull Josephine Lingburg Myers Clare Harl Owen Seeley Johnsons James Defoy Nathan Defoy Ben Agle Farwell Joe Pannichi Roy Wilson Vernon Leon Dysinger Walter Robert Seeley Johnson Herold Hipkins Otto Lake Bowler Farm Charlie Williams Iva Williams Steve Benic George Wentworth Jerred Frances Beatrice Russell Weidman Ernest Russell Robert Lackie Near Farwell Harl Owens George W. Hinsch Detroit Lewis Cadillac Henry Gruno Floyd Squires Harrison

Texas rancher invents all weather mail drum box

A Texas rancher designed a weatherproof mail storage unit using an old oil drum as the base. The base was cut with an arc welder, hinges welded to create a door, and a cut-out section forms the mailbox opening to keep packages and letters dry until pickup.

Texas

Cattle Grub Dust Formula Picks New Mix Without Sulfur

The U S Bureau of Entomology revises cattle grub control dust during wartime. Derris powder with rotenone remains, but sulfur is replaced by tripoli earth, pyrophyllite, or trianite in a ratio of one part derris to two parts filler to avoid electrification and improve grub exposure.

U. S. Bureau of Entomology

Ton of Gold Award Goes to Dinah Lady Jersey Cow

Dinah Lady a 750 pound Jersey cow owned by Walter Welkener of Jacksonville Florida won the Ton of Gold award from the American Cattle Club after producing 3 121 pounds of butterfat in 48 months. She gave four calves during the period and benefited from fine permanent pasture plus grazing on lespedeza and Italian rye.

Dinah Lady Jersey Walter Welkener Jacksonville Fla American Cattle Club Welkener

Molasses Boosts Growth in Young Pigs at Low Levels

Tests at Hawaii University show a 20 percent molasses ration yields economical gains for pigs from weaning to 70 pounds. Higher levels reduce gain rate and feed efficiency. Wisconsin work finds 10 percent molasses equals corn for total digestible nutrients.

Hawaii, University Wisconsin

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