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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1955

Page

3

Frosts cause garden crop damage across Clare Manistee counties

Frost last week damaged alfalfa stands and new seedings in Clare county while clover and strawberries suffered. Tomatoes suffered significant losses, with cherry and apple crops damaged in Manistee county though lake shore and irrigated fruit largely escaped. Carl Basel of the Soil Conservation Service explains soils mapping via an aerial photo for farm planning and encourages sharing experiences to improve soil management and farm profitability.

Clare County Manistee County New Soil Conservation District Carl Basel The Soil Conservation Service

Timber, families, and farm work in Sherman Township history

Dan Baloga recalls Sherman Township history from 1900 to today through an Isabella County farmer. The piece notes early timber harvesting, land clearing by 1900s, and the shift back to white pine as a crop. It mentions Maeder brothers’ new saw carriage shed and urges woodland management with safety reminders for haying and tractor use.

Sherman Township

Pasture Pasture: Hog Fattening On Grass Advised

County Agent Gibro suggests farmers boost hog gains by putting pigs on pasture early. Michigan State extensionist Harry Moxley notes clean pastures curb roundworm necrotic enteritis and anemia, reducing runts. Wet ground requires good drainage and nose rings to prevent rooting damage.

Clare D. Gib- Roh Harry Moxley Husbandman Michigan State Moxley

Tiling Demonstration and Field Day for Drainage

Farmers are invited to a drainage demonstration and field day on Friday May 27 from 1:00 to 3:30 at Clinton Crowley farm five miles east of States Cabins off US 27 one mile south of Mt Pleasant. Rollin Gross of Coleman will show a trencher in operation as half completed. Chrumna will attend and Willard Cutler from Michigan State College will speak on drainage. Agencies involved include Isabella Soil Conservation District Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Committee Farmers Home Administration and local extension service.

Fiiday Clinton Crowley Us-27 Mt. Pleasant Rollin Gross Coleman Robert C. S Alpers Virtrified Tile Company Chrumna Willard AL. Cutler Michigan State College Isabella Soil ‘Conservation District Agricultural Stabilization Conserv Ation Committee Famers‘ Home Administration

Rigid Price Supports Blamed for Farm Slump by Lawmaker Meader

Michigan congressman George Meader cites a 90 percent parity price support as fueling a farm income drop and surpluses. He argues the flexible program, not yet in effect, would have mitigated price declines seen before 1955. He notes dairy prices and milk blender data favor 75 percent supports over 90 percent.

Michigan George, Meader Ann Arbor Meader Benson Eisenhower Detroit

Michigan Bean Price Supports for 1955 Announced

Clae County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Chairman Floren J. Pudway reports the national average price support for 1955 dry edible beans is 6.36 dollars per hundred pounds, 70 percent of the February parity price. U S No 1 Michigan prices include Navy pea 1.18 per cwt red kidney 8.01 per cwt pinto 5.68 per cwt with premiums and discounts aligned to 1954 levels. About 4 million hundredweight are under price support loans or purchase agreements for the 1954 crop.

Clae County Agricultural Stabilization and U. S

Sheep Tour Set June 1

June 1 marks a Sheep Tour for area owners with visits to leading flocks. Graydon Blank of Michigan State College will speak, joined by John Herrington and Harry Denmore. The event includes a picnic lunch and details on the new wool program and pasture conditions.

Leader's Recognition Banquet Honors 4-H Leaders

The Mt Pleasant Chamber of Commerce sponsored the annual 4 H Leader's Recognition Banquet at Center Methodist Church on May 15. Over 150 leaders attended to receive annual pin awards. Raymond Ranta of Michigan State College spoke. Norman Lyons praised Isa bella County 4 H leaders for building better lives. Enrollments from Jolly Jokers Gannard and Jolly Workers were announced with club leaders and members listed for Food Preparation Flower Gardening Vegetable Gardening Horse and Rabbits Farm Safety Tractor and Photography among other subjects.

Ray Lenawee County Michigan Norman X. Lyons Mt. Pleasant Cortie Gobel Tsabella Count Hy Eneibes Naka Jolly Jokers Gannard and Jolly Workers Jolly Jokers Club Ray Slack Gannard Club Mra Cecil Emory Ophelia Cruz Jesse Willoughby Mort. Balcom Jerseyville

Controls for Spittlebugs in Alfalfa Fields

Spittlebugs have damaged alfalfa for years but are controllable by early spraying. Applications must be made no later than 35 days before harvest. Allowed chemicals include toxaphene, lindane, and methoxychlor in specified amounts with minimum preharvest intervals.

Annual 4-H Horsepull Planned At Winn For June 5

The 4-H sponsored horsepull returns Sunday June 5 at Winn starting 1 45 pm. Last year drew 28 teams from across the county with entrants from Grand Rapids and Jackson. Curtiss of Wind acts as chairman with Mrs Floyd Curtiss heading refreshments and Fremont Township 4 H members running the food stand. Proceeds support the County 4 H Camp.

Winn Grand Rapids Jackson Freeman Curtiss Wind Floyd Curtiss 4-H Fremont Township

Bob's Sales & Service Reported in Clare

De Soto and Plymouth advertised tires tubes batteries and accessories in a local auto shop listing. Bob's Sales & Service is shown with a phone number and Clare location.

Bob's Sales Clare Isabella

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