Upholstering class showcases varied chairs in Michigan
The article reports a furniture and craft program at Michigan State College detailing a chair upholstering class starting May 15. It describes chair types, materials, and work progress over the days, plus related extensions on furniture refinishing, rhubarb preservation, and a ladies’ garden outing to Holland Michigan with notes on trip highlights and organizers.
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Ruth McIlway
Department of Information
Union Township
Avoiding First Corn Cultivation with 2 4 D Ester Treatment
County Agricultural Agent Paul D. Gibson advises farmers to apply the ester form of 2 4 D just before corn emergence at one pound per acre to control weeds for weeks. If cultivation is needed, set the cultivator shallow. Michigan State University extension specialist Milton H. Erdmann notes limitations on sandy soils and timing for postemergence spraying.
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Clare County
Paul D. Gibson
Milton H. Erdmann
Michigdh State University
Aida
Farm youths urged to consider nonfarm agriculture careers
Dean Cowden of Michigan State University urges farm background seniors to explore nonfarming roles in agriculture. He notes off farm jobs exceed on farm positions, with about 15 000 new openings yearly in marketing processing research and education. A farm background aids entry and advancement in these fields.
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Reynsiing
Dean Cowden
Isabella soil conservation news from Isabella County
Upshot of recent floods and tornadoes in Michigan highlights soil erosion risks. Dave Dawson urges soil conservation to prevent crop losses and higher prices, noting sediment deposits and bill for ditch cleaning burdening Isabella County taxpayers.
Rural doctors urged to return home for service
Professionals note that doctors and other skilled workers can leverage rural and farming backgrounds to serve in rural areas. The idea emphasizes using local ties to improve regional healthcare access and community resources.
Coleman Soldier Among 118 Recruits in 9th Infantry Preview
Barager James A Barager and son Barager live in Coleman. The 20 year old joined the Army in June 1965 and completed Fort Carson basic training. He arrived overseas in November of last year as a gunner in Company L of the 9th Infantry Regiment.
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