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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1958

Page

4

Tree Farming Drives Michigan Economy With $300 Million+

A forest industry spokesman credits tree farming as the root of an industry delivering more than 300 million dollars annually to Michigan through forest industry payrolls plus added earnings for farmers and landowners. He notes the Tree Farm program fosters private enterprise, supplying raw material for thousands of products and supporting many local businesses.

Michigan Charles G. Allen Michigan Forest Industries Aller Tress Allen American Forest Products Industries

Conservation tour highlights Cedar River watershed progress

Clare County soil conservation notes report gullies healed fences and tree planting to shade streams and prevent erosion. Tour included Charles Kleinhardt Hatton farm and Loran Nevill Sheridan and Grant townships with tile work by Charles Harrold Arthur township. Fifth graders from Harrison School join 4H Conservation Club visiting AT Collins farm Greenwood township to learn contour strip cropping and grass water ways and view a trout pond.

Clare County Soil Conservation News Kenneth Tweedy Cedar River Norman Brown Michigan Department of Conservation Richard Schroeder Bill Allred Gladwin County Charles Kleinhardt Hatton Township Loran Nevill Sheridan Grant Townships Charles Harrold Arthur Township Milton Barlow Sheridan Township Barlow Harrison School Collins Farm Greenwood Township

County Agent Notes on Wool Prices and Dairy Housing

The County Agent urges pooling wool with the Michigan Cooperative Wool Marketing Association for an advance around 40 cents a pound. MSU dairy visit highlights loose housing as low-cost, flexible expansion. Michigan agents discuss importing Holstein calves from Wisconsin with delivery prices 45 to 67 dollars. Old hens' profitability questioned. pullets require less feed and offer better egg production.

Michigan Cooperative Wool Marketing Association Gladwin Malcolm Cuddie Mr. Pleasant Ewart Bowerman Raymond Hutchins Co, Op Elevator Co Bob Maddix MSU Mort. Shea Jr Loren Birdsall Merlwayne Shea Cotton Loren ‘ Birdsal Clint’ Meadows MSU -Dairy Department Wisconsin Michigan West Branch Hicks

Beef Industry To Boom In UP

Beef production expands in the Upper Peninsula with over 350 cow herds and more than 100 new herds in five years. Michigan State University extension beef specialist Bill Finley notes pasture is plentiful and winter feed is good. Herefords dominate, with Aberdeen Angus and Shorthorn families present. Calves sold as feeders bring in over $25,000 from southern markets, and local agents spearhead the new industry.

Upper Peninsula Bill Finley Michigan State University Upper. Peninsula Finley Gale Bruce Crossing Ontonagon County Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Upper Michigan

Birds of Paradise Habitat Limited to Two Western Hemisphere Isles

Birds of Paradise are native only to New Guinea and Bird of Paradise Island off Tobago. These two locales are the sole Western Hemisphere sites where the colorful birds exist in the wild.

Birds of Paradise New Guinea Bird-of-Paradise Island Tobago West Indies

Clean Picture Tubes and Dust Free TV Service

The ad advises checking dust inside TV glass and promises to clean dust from inside the screen. Allen's TV offers thorough dusting and servicing every four months with a complete television service.

Allen

Space War Fears Rise as Frontier Defenses Look Up

Citizens express anxiety about a potential future conflict in space while experts note orbital warfare implications and the need for robust aerospace defense strategies. The discussion highlights readiness and policy considerations amid rapid technological change.

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