State A B A Directors Meet in Mt Pleasant Michigan
State directors of the Michigan Artificial Breeders Cooperative meet in Mt Pleasant with 30 to 35 members and spouses visiting dairy farms to observe Artificial Insemination improvements. The Central Michigan Sheep Field Day at Isabella County Fairgrounds in Mt Pleasant features a judging contest and pasture demonstrations.
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ABA
Michigan Artificial Breeders’ ‘Cooperative
Mt. Pleasant
Central Michigan Lamb Improvement and Marketing Association
Isabella County Fairgrounds
Island Park
Home Demonstration Agent Attends State Conference
Ruth Mcllnay reports the Home Demonstration Agent attends the Annual State Conference at Higgins Lake to gain the latest research in home economics related fields this week.
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Higgins
Lake
County Supervisors Approve Bond Funds and Budgets
Clare County board votes 20 to 0 to deposit 27 million in jail bond retirement funds equally among three banks. authorizes transcripts of survey field notes. adopts brucellosis reactor action. approves bills and delays school budget until June. discusses dues and per diem, and notes family relations conference activities with Home Agents Constance Sprague and Jane Childs.
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Bartow
Honorable
Board of Supervisors
J. R. Halil C, J. Wallace Thomas Hecker
Stanley Oman
A. E. Bartow
W. Ehle
Becker
Kress
Yeas
Austin
Bringold
Brunn
Darling
Ehle
Hall
Haley
Hecker
Hughes
Kinné
Moder
Myers
Oman
Richardson
Stockwell
Wallace
James E. Yoder
John DeForest
Albert Haley
Tim Cotter
Manuel Scott
West Disinfecting Co
Michigan Institute of Local Government
Harrison
Michigan
Honorable Board of Supervisors
Phyllie
Bowen 4 H discusses cost of trips
Bowen 4 H Club met May 13 at Bowen school. Wayne Anderson presided as minutes were read by Judy Methner. The trip committee outlined bus costs for Detroit Tiger game or Zoo visits, Kellogg Factory at Battle Creek, and Sault Ste Marie Tahquamenon Falls overnight trip. Members to decide with parents. Spring pins and summer bulletins distributed. 44 H service announced May 26 at Rosebush Methodist, 8 p.m. Refreshments served by Matthews family. Hosts for June 10 are Beatrice and Lois Cluley.
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Bowen 4-H Club
Bowen School
Wayne Anderson
Judy Methner
Detroit
Zoo
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Sault Ste. Marie
Tahquamenon Falls
Rosebush Methodist Church
Matthews
Beatrice
Lois Cluley
Upholstering Classes Demonstrate Chair Repairs And Fabric Choices
Upholstering classes this month covered platform rockers and studio couches with cushions and leatherlike coverings. Women learned springs in the chair base and cushions, padding, and fabric fitting, using muslin demos before final coverings. Costs averaged 35 to 40 dollars per chair, with May and June slated for a third session.
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Joseph Minnear
A Pasture Plan For Every Farm
Agricultural agents recommend tailored pasture plans and proper management to boost dairy farm yields. Michigan studies show current pastures underutilized, with improved fertilizer use and grazing systems promising higher productivity and carrying capacity. Different methods like strip grazing and daily green chopping offer trade offs in labor and cost.
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P. D. Gibson
Clare County
Unian
C. R. Hoglund
Michigan State University
Michigan
Silage Moisture and Hosiery Facts From Michigan State University
Article discusses proper silage moisture for good fermentation and packing in bunkers and upright silos, plus top dampness for settling. It shifts to fabric and hosiery topics explaining gauge and denier, with examples from MSU clothing specialists on yarn thickness, sheerness, and wear resistance.
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S. T. Dexter
Michigan State University
Dexer
Dexter
Milk as main calcium source falls short for many American families
About 30 percent of American families do not meet nutritional standards for calcium with milk identified as the principal source. Experts urge increased dairy intake to boost calcium consumption.
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BY B.C. Mellencamp
D.ella
IBM
Isabella County
Louis Becker
Next Tomes
Howard Penrose
Joe Stevens
Joe Stevens and Son, 31 Cows, 1260 Ibs. of Milk; Maurice ,John and Son
Robert Becker
Charles Purtill
Robert Recker
Maurice John and
Soh
Robert Coon
R. & R. Recker
Joe Steveris
Son
Brown Brothers
Ruth Mcllnay
Clare County Supervisors
Kinne
Krug
Henry Austin
Ben Bartow
Carl Bringold
John Brunn
Leroy Darling
Walter
Louis Gee
John Hall
Thomas Hecker
Ellis Henry Hughes
Francis Kinne
Russell Kress
Loren, Krug
Ed Moder
Norman Myers
Gerald Nivison
Ray Richardson
Laurence Seiter
Orlie Stockwell
Chester Wallace
Carl N. V. Myers
Wal ‘Ing
Ardson
WM. A. Henderson
Read
Bowen
Committee On Equalization
T Loren Krug Thomas Hecker W.0r. Hall ‘Francis Kirbe
Ic. J. Wallace
Arthur
Franklin
Freeman
Frost
Garfield
Grant
Greenwood
Hamilton
Hatton
Hayes
Lincoln
Redding
Sheridan
Summerfield
Mt. ‘Pleasant
Spring
Valley Chemical Co
Best Farm
Rene Air
Peimer-Owned
EVART
With Quan Adin
Kroger
Eae Telz
Garden Gate
Charmin
SWIFT
Southern Star
New California
Roger Shrub
Western Michigan
Nodnos
Stone City
Sally Ieks
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