Record Wheat Yield Prospects For Michigan This Year
The Michigan Cooperative Crop Reporting Service sees a record winter wheat harvest in Michigan within weeks, with farmers reporting 36,342,000 bushels, 32 percent above last year and 68 percent above the ten year average. Milk production in April neared last year's level, egg production declined, and chick orders were canceled due to high feed costs. Michigan fruit crops also look near record, aided by mild weather after a late freeze.
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Michigan Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Michigan
Crop Reporting Service
Cadillac
Brown Swiss Cow Sets 305 Day Milk and Fat Records
Mary of Clay Crest 50694 a registered Brown Swiss cow owned by Glenn L Poet Clare completed a 305 day lactation on herd test with 11300.9 pounds of milk and 408.25 pounds of fat from twice daily milking as a twelve year old.
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Glenn L. Poet
Clare
Fred S. Schse
Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders’ Association
Beloit
Wisconsin
Poppy Contributions Fund Legion Auxiliary Welfare Work
Contributions from poppy drives fund the American Legion Auxiliary activities aiding living veterans and their families as well as relatives of the dead. The drive supports welfare programs and services for disabled veterans and widows.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Local 4H Leaders Named for Isabella Clare Counties
Paul D Gibson Clare County Agent B C Mellencamp Isabella County Robert G Kleiner Chairman Clare County AAA Committee Gerald Fuller Chairman Isabella Stanley N Rader Isabella County 4H Club Agent.
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Paul D. Gibson
Clare County
B. C. Mellencamp
Isabella County
Robert G. Kleiner
Gerald Fuller
Stanley N. Rader
Vernon Farm Bureau Meeting at Wilson School May 8
The Vernon Farm Bureau Group met May 8 at the Wilson School house with good attendance. Chairman Arleigh Gorr opened the session and introduced Jennings Archambault of State Farm Mutual Insurance who presented a film on Life Insurance. A. Gorr was named chairman of the cats committee for June, and Earl McCoy demonstrated milking habits and cow photography. Volunteers planned further member outreach and a post meeting lunch was served.
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Vernon Farm Bureau Group
Wilson School House
Arleigh Gorr
Jennings Archambault
State Farm Mutual Insurance Agency
Life Insurance
Jack van Sicklen
A. Gorr
Cats
Lionel Duncan
Will Hendrie
James C. Walsh
Earl McCoy
Farm Bureau
Warren Tice
Quick filled cookies and raisin tips from Michigan State
Mary Marr, foods specialist at Michigan State College, offers a shortcut for filled cookies using refrigerator dough. Steam custards in simple vessels, with tips to avoid aluminum darkening and to keep moisture out. Raisin handling guidance includes plumping, chopping, and storage to prevent sinking and molding.
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Mary Marr
Michigan State College
Michigan
State College
Mrs Mitchell and kin visit Midland area and Clare
Mrs. Sarah Mitchell and daughter Cecil spent a few days in Midland with relatives including Mr and Mrs Bruce Rice and Mr and Mrs Tony Bacome and three sons from Mr Pleasant. Other visits include Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Miller with Edd Dady and with J P McGuire.
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Sarah Mitchell
Cecil
Midland
Bruce Rice
Tony Bacome
Pleasant
Edd Dady
Ellsworth Miller
Edd
Cloyd Switzer
Elroy Price
Lee Allison
Orville Butts
Belding
J. P. McGuire
Chas Manwaring
Anna Adeblue
Clare
Mary Brunni
Denice MccGuire
Denice MccGuire Called On Mr
Mrs. Hold
Harrison
Religious services and local social notes in Gilmore Center
In Gilmore Center Howard L Krause offers a Sunday service schedule with songs devotion communion preaching Bible school and youth meeting. Local residents Myr Burkman Lizzie Miller Azra Gallman Melborne Wood and others are mentioned with visits weddings and farm bureau events including a meeting with Ray Jarman and future plans with George Pitts.
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Myr
Rozella Schumacher
Raymond Scott
Schumacher
Farm Bureau
Ray Jarman
George Pitts
Alfred Lietz
Lansing
Juanita Jarman
Harford Welch and Sons
Florida
Sheep Industry Decline Warns National Wool Growers President
The president of the National Wool Growers Association told the House Agriculture Committee that without federal action the sheep industry may die within a decade. He noted U S wool use fell from over 72 percent prewar to under 20 percent now, and U S sheep numbers dropped from 49,807,000 in 1942 to 32,542,000 today.
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National Wool Growers Association
House Agriculture Committee
United States
German inventor Fritz unveils high flow butter machine
Fritz introduces a butter machine delivering a constant flow up to 1506 pounds per hour, exceeding typical churn rates of 400 pounds per 100 minutes. After two unsuccessful tests, a third trial succeeded. the device promises uniform quality and texture, boosting goodwill and community interest in local business.
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Fritz
Technicans
Running Amok in Malaya Reconsidered as Self Destructive Episode
Historically the Malay homicidal frenzy called running amok is now viewed as death by own action rather than a sudden insanity attack. Domestic jealousy or gambling losses may trigger the amok during which the Malay rushes into the street attacking people until killed.
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Malaya
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John Schellhas
Kraft Foods
Mt. Pleasant
Glenn Poet Brown Swiss Cow
Wolverine
Wagies
Davy Bldg
Hamilton Center
Gilmore Center
Howard L. Krause
Ani
Shiplap
DuPont
Duco
Dulux
Don Luce
Farwell
Mich
Sudan
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