Careful feeding aids young pigs for better later gains
Prof Edwardes of Michigan Agricultural College argues exercise and adapted feed are essential for young pigs. Early bone and muscle development lowers future weight gain costs. avoid excess fat by letting pigs exercise and access a yard or pasture when possible. Feed should be thin, sloppy, in a low trough, twice daily, with a fresh supply as pigs eat clean.
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W W.e.j.edwarda
Michigan Agricultural College Animal Husbandry Department
Edwardes
Edwards
Born to Giles Leeth and wife at Brand
A baby boy weighing 53 pounds 1 ounce was born to Mr. and Mrs. Giles Leeth. Mrs. Acre cares for her ill mother while visiting Pontiac. Dalcie Bruckart visited Mia and Hugene Allen over the weekend. Bryan Miller and friends fished at Cedar and reports many bites. Mr. White and Harvey helped D. W. Comer shear sheep on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles Leeth
Pament
Gilea
Aarti Mosher
Don
Acre
Pontiac
Miller
Dalcie Bruckart
Mia
Hugene Allen
Leo Springer
H. L. Comer
Bryan Miller
Mr. White
Harvey
D. W. Comer
West Grant Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
West Grant brief details visits by Mrs. Winters of Rosebush to Mrs. Mary Gay and Mrs. Mary Gay and Mrs. Winters together. Mrs. Amos Squires and Mrs. Tom Patterson with additional social calls last week. Thomas Gillmore visited the Sebeit family on Sunday and later left for Albion to see his aunt Mrs. Harry Lewis and relatives, later reports place him with Jackson Bakery Co. in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gay
Plainwell
Winters
Rosebush
Mary
Mary Gay
Amos Squires
Tom Patterson
Thomas Gillmore
Thos
Albion
Harry Lewis
Michigan
Jackson Bakery Co
Jackson
West Sylvan Visit and Grange Meeting Report
South West Freeman notes Guy Hickok and wife with Mrs Crose ton visiting Oberholtzers Sunday. Showers promise good crops this season with farmers expecting tax payments this fall. Windover Grange welcomed nine new members at a Saturday gathering and schedules the next all day meeting for the first Friday in June. Grandparents Baker travel to Grand Lodge to meet their new granddaughter Miss Babcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Hickok
Croseton
West Sylvan
Oberholtzer
Ae Windover Grange
Grandpa
Grandma Baker
Grand Lodge
Miss Babcock
Local News Tidbits From Clear Creek Ranch
Levi Langtin of Brinton shears sheep at Clear Creek Ranch. A Grange meeting at the town hall added nine new members. George Cosgrove of Leota attended an Elk dance in Clare and visited home. Grand Ledge reports the arrival of an eleven pound girl at Mr and Mrs Thomas Babcock’s home. Sheriff Hoag of Harrison spent Saturday night at the ranch after visiting Ewart for flowering plants for the courthouse lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Langtin
Brinton
George Cosgrove
Leota
Clare
Grand Ledge
Sheriff Hoag
Harrison
Ewart
Court House
Windover and Marion Visitors Share Weekend News
Roland Blain and Myrtle Ray visited Wm. Slain on Saturday. Cora and Dora Snyder of Marion called at Wm. Blain's last Sunday. Thomas and Mrs. Babcock of Grand Lodge welcomed a baby girl named Marjorie Lou. Grange met at the town hall last Saturday. next gathering set for June 2 all day. Frank Baker traveled to Grand Lodge to visit his daughter and granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Blain
Myrtle Ray
Wm. Slain
Cora
Dora Snyder
Marion
Frank Baker
Grand Lodge
Thos. Babcock
Marjorie Lou
Local Social Notes and Deaths Amid Community News
Mrs Will Nowlan and children of Farwell visit her parents Arthur Ginn and family. Sympathy expressed for the death of Mr Gehrke. James Murdock of Saffaro visits his mother Mrs Onas Perry and family. Elsie Eadlef goes to Detroit for work. Earnie Gilmore from Vernon visits brother Herb Gilmore and family. Joe Wilson from the family visits Albers Garehow and family. Mr and Mrs Fred Bechenwick welcome a baby girl born May 13. Mr and Mrs Alpgens Perry and daughter Zhsrestee visit at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Nowlan
Farwell
Arthur Ginn
Gehrke
James Murdock
Saffaro
Onas. Perry
Elsie Eadlef
Detroit
Earnie Gilmore
Vernon
Herb Gilmore
Joe Wilson
Albers Garehow
Fred Bechenwick
Bors
Alpgens
Perry
Zhsrestee
Local social notes hint at a busy Clare area week
The column lists numerous visits and gatherings across Clare and nearby towns including Wm H Caple and Faith, Mr and Mrs O O Knapp, Carl Harring, Cora Wilson, Mrs McDonald, Leslie Randle, Frank Loomis, Rev Milberry, J B Derby, Myre, Ralph Timpé, Elmer Miseler, Clarence Root, Ethel Balesed, Fred Yoder, Jennie, Alice, Frank Higgins, Kelsay, Ed Adams, Merion Haywood, and Alma Tiedeman. It notes a school year ending, a picnic, road work, and a church start, with many relatives visiting and traveling between Clare, Roscommon, Lansing, Mt Pleasant, Parnell, and Weidman. The tone resembles a rural community chronicle of personal visits and local events.
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Wm. H. Caple
Clare
O. O. Knapp
Austin
Beil
Carl Harring
Cora Wilson
McDonald
Roscoe Sulth
Leslie Randle
Frank Loomis
S. Mies Haze
Bodkin
Ralph Timpé
J. Timpe
Elmer Miseler
Monroe
Clarence Root
Flint
Ethel Balesed
Fred Yoder
Lansing
Sam McGoogis
Jennie
Parnell
Mies Ahce
Frank Higgins
Mr. Kelsay
Roscommon
Ed. Adams
Merion Haywood
Wooley
Lake
Mre. CO
Sanborn Sanday
Clarence Wardell
Atea
Sanborn
J. Tiedeman
Alma
J. W. Moore
John Ritchie
Sone
Weidman
Bolo ‘Graham
Ag Alden
Milton
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Glare
Canada
Garda
Sentinel Ie
Tas Sentinel
Dorsey
Clare Sentinel
American Press . Association
New York
Chicago
Vicinity
Bart Barrus
Fourth Street
Westinghouse Attention
Westinghouse
Pike’s Battery ' Service
West Grant
South West Freeman
Clear Creek Ranch
Nbc Lenek Eee
Women’s Union Suits
Wearwell
Anufactur
Clare, Michigan
Randall
Sheridan
Henry Roodie
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