Isabella Sails Planned Leveling Soil Testing Lab
Isabella County Agricultural Agent reports activity toward a County Soils Testing Laboratory. A committee including Don Sandbrook and Alvin Wood studied options with Professor Robert Lucas. Mt Pleasant Cooperative Elevator offers basement space and Farm Bureau funds may equip the lab for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Farm Bureau
Don Sandbrook
Canton Sloan
Alvin Wood
Goodwin
Harold Anderson
Robert Lucas
Long Science Department
Mt. Pleas
Belgrade Becomes Yugoslav Capital as Tito Seizes Villa
In August in a hot Belgrade scene, the scenic town of Bled in the Julian Alps of northwest Yugoslavia hosts a shift of power. Marshal Tito occupies the former king’s lakeside villa, making Belgrade the country’s unofficial capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Mof Bled
Julian, Alps
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Maligned Whistle Signals in Douglas Fir Work
The term Whistle Punk describes a job in the Douglas fir forests responsible for transmitting orders from the rigging slinger and hook tender to the donkey engineer, serving as a crucial signaling role in the logging operation.
Hog Cholera Dangers and Prevention for Pigs
Hog cholera remains the swine industry’s worst killer with losses in the millions each year. The virus is highly contagious and spreads through contaminated feed, gear, garbage, and even flies. Symptoms include loss of appetite, weakness, and death within 4 to 7 days. vaccination at weaning is the main prevention, plus clean quarters, avoid overcrowding, and provide ample drinking water.
Fresh Confusion Flows In Odd Letter To Congressman
A California woman sends a letter to a congressman urging more "figure control" taxwise, provoking curiosity about what she might send next. The piece notes spring brings seasonal back-aches for husbands on golf courses, and a remark about curtain critics behind the Iron Curtain frowning at those hiding from public view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Unclear fragmentary item from era with political jokes
Fragmentary text mocks Red Chinese influence and Irish pub protests, mentions 13 years of marches, songs about a Dublin voyage, and vague references to Chinese occupation and a presidential primary year. No clear events or verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Trade Grass For Grain For Cheaper Poultry Meat
Poultry can replace five to twenty percent of grain with pasture, with most reports around ten percent. Good pasture with young vigorous growth of clover and alfalfa reduces feed costs, though birds need only modest grass to graze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul BD
Gibson State County
Soil Conservation Plans Begin in Isabella County
Dan Balog reports on initial steps for a soil and water conservation plan in Isabella County. Everett Cook of Vernon Township seeks help to prepare 40 acres of muck and 20 acres of clay loam for pasture with specific seedings. Victor Janson aids wildlife plans, and County Agent B C Mellencamp coordinates requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Cook
Vernon Township
Cook
Russell Myhberg
Nlow
Jhellaws
Alfred Elliott
Alger Hangon
Palmer’s Home Administration
Ma Cook
Charles and
Willian Fipple
Denvey Township
Elton Watson
Phillip Epple
Victor Janson
State Conservation Department
Isabel Ifa County
Janson
B.C. Mellencamp
Michigan State College
Beulah
Michigan
Orchard
Isabella 4-H News Seeks Camp Funds and Plans
The Isabella 4-H club reports a $25 donation from Winn 4-H Clubs toward the Coldwater Lake Fund with a $1,500 goal. Officers are listed with 21 members, and summer camp dates and age groups are announced along with eligibility and upcoming application blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coldwater Lake Fund
Cleaning agents and cotton fibers heating summer wardrobe tips
Extension specialists Lucile Ketchum and Marjorie Eastman of Michigan State College advise on choosing cleaning detergents, noting soapless options for hard water and delicate fabrics. They promote cotton’s heat resistance and durability for year round wear, plus various cotton weaves for summer garments and the importance of permanent finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Keteluum
Michigan State College
School of Home Economics
Stanley
Miss Ketchum
Marjorie Eastman
School of Home Economies
Bastitan
Couton
Sumner
Isasuman
Surge of Women Riders Drives Bicycle Sales
The article notes a rise in female bicycle popularity from 20 percent of 1935 sales to over 35 percent of 1950 sales, reflecting growing participation by women and girls.
Gilmore Center Hosts Diverse Village Gatherings
Mt Pleasant and Farwell couples joined Mrs. Juanita Jarman’s family for Sunday dinner at Gilmore Center. Newton Huffine led a Barryton Youth Rally. Several church events occurred as families visited, with Vacation Bible School planned for ages three to fourteen from 9:00 to 11:30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. MacDonald
Mt. Pleasant
Alfred Lietz
Farwell
Juanita Jarman
Newton Huffine
Barryton
Huffine
Bell
Shepherd
Gilmore
Dave Wilson
Melhorne
Vivian Wilson
Barryton Church of Christ
Leha Strong
David
Pontiac
Lewis Cook
Adna Perry
Clarence Shaner
Donald Seymour
Isaac Shaner
Bruce Gamble
Lansing
Flassie Jarman
Predictable War Cycles Hint at Peak Conflicts in Late 1950s
A historical study of warfare since 1400 A.D. proposes a scientific rhythm to wars. It suggests cycles of about 22 years, with maximum international battles likely in the late 1950s if past tendencies persist.
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Isabella —— Sails
Isabella County Agricultural
HARM
Sre Ebert
Farmall
Flam Peters
Clare, Michigan
Prefaned Ey American Foundation “For Antual Health
Strictly Fresh
Dre
Wisconsin
Rkingscross
Millett
Sudan
Soil Conservation Service
By Dan Balog
Isabella County Farm Planner
Craighead Rice Milling Co
Jonesboro
Ark
Isabella
Robert Acker
Phimsey School
Arthur Thayey
Ted Hoersch
Midean White
Jim Duncan
Mary Floersch
Norris Dalton
Bob White
Billy Dunn
Jack Flaharty
Josephine Brighenti
Seivich
Clare
Glave
Andrew Willey
Rosebush
Gilmore Center
Clare Live Stock Auction
The
Wolverine Stock Yards Co
St. Johns
Clare Lapeer — Lake Odessa
Wolverine
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Read. Michigan
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
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