Conservation Dept Names 9 Pesticides to Avoid in Michigan
Michigan Conservation Director Ralph A. MacMullan urges homeowners to use only safe pesticides this spring and to read labels carefully. He flags DDT and several hard pesticides as dangerous to wildlife, soil, and water, and stresses proper dosages to avoid waste or harm.
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Ralph A. MacMullah
Michigan
Sistent
Conservation Department
MacMullan
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Safer pesticides for homes and gardens guidance
Michigan Conservation Director urges careful use of listed safer pesticides and herbicides for home and garden. The guide names Methoxychlor Sevin Malathion Pyrethrin Rotenone NalD or Dibrom 2 4 D Dalapon 2 4 5 T and warns dangerous chemicals like parathion TEPP thimet temik require trained handling and label adherence.
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Michigan
Coleman Missionary Ladies Meet in May Session
The Coleman P H Missionary ladies met at Pilgrim House for their May gathering. They packed boxes for foreign missionaries in the forenoon, with Mrs G Waddington and Mrs Coe hosting dinner for 34. Mrs Earl Robinson chaired the afternoon spiritual program and Mother’s Day observance. Mrs Louis Johnston led singing with Mrs Lester Allen Jr. and several ladies taking part in short readings by Mrs James Sayers and Mrs Ellis Penny. Julia Ward Howe was the first to observe Mother’s Day on June 2.
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Coleman P.H
Pilgrim House
G. Waddington
Coe
Earl Robinson
Louis Johnston
Lester Allen Jr
Robinson
John Brugger
James Sayers
Ellis Penny
Julia Ward Howe
Wilson
Bud Brugger
Helena Adams
E. Penny
Walter Bill
Remembering butter making and community life memories
Mrs J T Reay of Taunton recalls old dairy steps from milking Guernsey cows to churning by hand, then press forming of butter. The piece branches into club events, May Day activities, family visits, and local social life including 18 girl scout cadets, a Delta College program, and multiple Sunday gatherings.
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J. T. Reay
Taunton
Mass
Guernsey
Buried Cables Remain Hazard in Farm Areas
Louie Webb and Richard Pfister warn buried electrical cables pose serious danger. Records on depth and location should be kept and requested when buying a farm where cables lie underground.
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Louie Webb
Isabella County Extension
Richard Pfister
Michigan State University Extension Agricultural Engineer
Pfister
Galaxen Fat Loss Pill Ad Offers Money Back Guarantee
A vintage advertisement touts Galaxen as a non prescription weight loss tablet that promises to remove excess fat. It guarantees a full refund if not satisfied and notes a price of $3.00 with returns via the druggist. The seller is Anderson Rexall Drug in Clare with mail orders.
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Galaxon
Anderson
Juniors Meet Thursday In After School Session
Twenty two children attended the Junior Missionary meeting after school Thursday. They worked on Wordless Books and mounted Bible pictures. President Mrs. Robert Nobbs opened the business portion with songs. Art Wilson read Psalms 67. Mrs Nobbs read correspondence and the treasurer's report. Alan Kleinhardt closed with prayer. Potato chips and Kool Aid were served.
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Robert Nobbs
Art Wilson
Jenny Robinson
Susan Walter
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