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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1942
Page
3
Four methods for Clare county farmers to save fertilizer value on manure include using absorbent litter, installing concrete floors to retain liquids, compacting manure by trampling to limit air, and keeping piles high and narrow to reduce heat loss.
Michigan sheep suffer parasite problems reducing usefulness for wartime needs. Nodular worm threats resist standard treatments. Phenothiazine shows promise, with a recommended drench recipe and timing to protect ewes before winter quarters.
Alvin Banks and William McDonald of Pickford Chippewa County will represent Michigan in the sixth nationwide dairy production demonstration at the 21st National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago from November 29 to December 2. They will demonstrate the Babcock test to identify unprofitable producers. Transportation is provided by Kraft Cheese Company which also funds $2,800 in college scholarships for the top eight teams.
A Chicago livestock official warns eliminating tuberculosis from livestock requires disposing of hens after the first laying year. Tests show poultry is the main source of hog TB infection, with 50 percent of flocks reacting in a Michigan area survey and substantial older-bird infection rates.
Fragments indicate damp walls and soggy litter point to insufficient ventilation. Observers warn of ongoing moisture buildup near walls and surfaces.
WKAR 870 KC with 5000 watts brings back classical chamber music to the schedule in November. Michigan State College music department faculty will present concerts each Tuesday from 4 30 to 5 00 pm with additional program notes and farm service programming across the week. More than 3 000 000 comfort and recreational articles were made for armed forces by the American Red Cross including menu covers joke books afghans and furniture for canteens and recreation rooms.
Mr and Mrs Archie MacDonald and family attended a surprise party for Maurice Nettleton in North Bradley. Mrs George P Burton returns from Flint after her father's funeral. Amos Worden and family visit Loomis. Phillip Worden and Frank Nevins travel to Shepherd on business. George Wilson and Freeland visit Loomis relatives. Warren Tice welcomes a baby boy. L B Welch moving to Clare after two weeks with Earl Bergey. Donald Worden shoots a pheasant Monday. Leonard MeJames family visit Ray Bergey. Mrs A B Bergey returns from Flint after visiting Pearl Bergey.
Pvt Rolley Earl stationed at Tucson visited his mother Mrs Bridget Earl then returned to Lansing for special training. A civilian defense meeting drew a good crowd at the town hall Monday evening. Several local residents hosted and visited with friends and relatives over the weekend, including the Schram and Werts families from Saginaw and Marion Springs.
The Civil Service Commission announces an Oiler position in the Ordnance Service War Department at Rock Island Arsenal Illinois with pay from 5.52 to 6.32 daily. Applicants must be 18 or older by closing date November 28 1942 with forms obtainable from the Rock Island Arsenal Chicago post office or other listed offices.
In the November Health Michigan Tuberculosis Association issue a report shows the X ray unit covered 57 counties screening 5856 people. Tuberculin tests reached 47 counties and 6550 people were tested in ten counties with limited facilities. 92 new TB cases were referred to sanatoriums. 77,810 people saw TB films and 65,186 children heard Princess Watassa.
After WWI victory, Clemenceau visits Monet and declares the next task is to conquer new worlds. The Tiger of France at 79 remains focused on future endeavors and boundless energy.
Community notices from Rosebush and Center Methodist churches list Sunday schedules and events. Local residents visit relatives, attend Halloween party events, and attend funerals and hospital stays.
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