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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1949
Page
11
Don Murray Michigan State Extension dairyman weighs cooling options for Michigan farms. Southern Michigan favors mechanical cooling while northern areas can use water bath tanks with adequate water flow and may justify mechanical cooling for large herds.
A quality eggs meeting is set for May 25 at 8 00 PM in the Rosebush Memorial Park building. Howard Zindel and Dr Larry Dawson will discuss improving egg eye quality and boosting producer profits. A survey will guide actions and all poultry producers are urged to attend.
Dan McDonald promotes a budget plan for motor and transmission work with no down payment. The message presents him as a friendly Ford dealer offering affordable financing.
Meeting The Squeeze The squeeze ig on. the Michigan farmer. Since January, 1948, farm prices in Michigan have dropped 18 percent while prices paid by Michigan farmers have dropped only two per cent. Ro Blwood, Michigan State College Agricultural economist, suggests keeping close track of expenses. Hlwood says the big items of farm expense are the ones to watch most carefully, although no item can stand neglect. Labor, indebtedness, machinery, and purchased feed are the dangerous big four. Together they make up four out of five dollars of all expenses on a farm.
Jack Rose of Michigan State College cautions farmers on using waxed paper caps to hasten tomato set outs by two weeks and seed vine crops three to four weeks earlier. Caps must be firmly placed with soil on edges and ventilated for growth with slit openings to avoid wind damage.
The piece advises on soil improvement methods for home gardens using muck to enrich clay or sandy soils and suggests crop rotation with oats buckwheat rye to build soil. It also recommends liberal use of garden fertilizers and directs readers to Extension bulletin 159 for more tips.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lee and family hosted sister Mrs Annice Palmer and baby from Flint on Sunday. Cecil Gaffney and Byron joined Mr and Mrs Oscar Struble at Brooks Corners for dinner. Albert Lee and family entertained sister and Aubrey Hart party from Osinek e Friday night. Albert Lee and children with Mrs Oscar Starks hosted Clare and Pleasant visitors Friday afternoon Doris Hickok of Lansing spent the weekend with her parents.
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