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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1953
Page
5
Dr. Geo White reports the Ring Test program reduces infection rates to about three to four percent lower than three years ago. All herds were re tested and, when infection is found, all animals are blood tested. Dairymen increasingly remove reactors, seeing faster profits and progress in eradication efforts.
Tribute to Mrs. Fred Goodell teacher at Pullen School for her conservation work and classroom lessons on pine trees and landscaping. The Isabella Soil Conservation District aided planting with stock, and local efforts included Perry Geack’s tile drainage plans and drainage surveys by Gene Bacon. Local 4 H program and spring wildlife notes close the report.
The Winn community hosts the annual 4 H horsepulling contest Sunday June 7 at 2 00 pm with light and heavy weights. Freeman Curtiss is general chairman and reports strong contestant interest. 4 H clubs will run concessions serving pop ice cream coffee hot dogs and pies. Crackerjack Hulse Davis and Green Thumb clubs cooperate with Winn Club assisting as needed.
Early pasture warmth and short grass raise internal parasite levels in sheep. Stomach nodular and tape worms are common in Michigan flocks with symptoms like dry wool and pale eyes. Phenothiazine treats stomach and nodular worms, while lead arsenate targets tapeworms. obtain drenches from a veterinarian or drug store. Graydon Blank of Michigan State College offers mimeograph guides via county agents on parasites.
The Isabella County Youth and Farm Fair is set for August 25 to 29. Manager Elroy Nusbaum reports half the premium book ads approved, with printing by Banner Publications Co in Blanchard. The event will feature horse pulling, calf and pig scramble, Smiley Burnette in person, a wedding program, tractor hauling contest, and a new livestock barn with 4-H and IVEA exhibits.
Woodyvale Rex Helen, a registered Holstein cow co owned by Joseph G Stevens Son of Rosebush, completed a 340 day production test under Herd Improvement Registry. At four years two months she produced about 22 quarts daily, 612 pounds butterfat and 16 057 pounds milk at 3 8 percent. Test supervised by Michigan State College with The Holstein Friesian Association of America.
Specialized service offered at Marble Auto Collision. Free inspection with the message Safe Brakes Save Lives Perhaps Your Own. Phone 260 wait 2.
The canopy requires 205 distinct parts besides rivets and bolts to form the frame. The frame links the pilot's plastic compartment to the fuselage of the model swept wing jet bomber.
4-H enrollments are growing at a good rate with Lincoln Center clubs listing projects in foods poultry gardening and dairy led by Mrs Albert Getchell and others. Jolly Workers led by Mrs Jesse Willoughby report 32 projects 15 members with focus on photography crops poultry seeds gardening health and safety. Davis Club under Mr and Mrs Floyd Curtiss covers dairy hens swine crops gardening photography and poultry while other clubs discuss a horse pulling contest on Sunday June 7 at Winn and a county wide conservation project in the next year.
Michigan State College horticulture researchers report dissolving commercial fertilizer in water to feed tomato plants after setting out. Use about 1 to 144 ounces per gallon and apply 1/2 pint per plant to gain earlier fruit, a tip kept quiet to stay ahead of neighbors.
Conference Thursday night June 9 at 7 00 p m at Pauls Famous Restaurant Gladwin sale Thursday June 11 beef animals on sale Aberdeen Angus fields Robins eggs sparrows singing students and youngsters out starry eyed Mason Charley Smith Vernon Township Charles living rose fence over 100 plants Gene Bacon assists Smith ditch drainage planned next week
U.S. steel production totaled about 105 million tons during 1951, reflecting robust industrial output across major steel centers. The year showed steady demand from construction, manufacturing, and infrastructure projects, supporting above average mills' performance.
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