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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1947
Page
10
The article argues saving poultry feed boosts efficiency and profits. It notes chickens use feed poorly, high culling reduces waste, and green forage plus ample water improve production. Saving feed may aid starving Europe while raising American farm margins amid high prices.
County agent's corner warns that even on an average day Michigan faces farm fire losses with two houses and one barn burned. Fred Roth notes farmers should inspect heating plants chimneys stoves furnaces and electrical wiring. Regular checks can reduce yearly farm property losses exceeding two million dollars.
Auction notice lists 40 bushels wheat 4 tons baled wheat straw 30 tons mixed hay 7 acres corn in shock and household goods including writing desk dressers couches chairs tables lamps stoves stove and oven sewing machine radios and other items for sale. Buyers can inspect items at the farm or sale location per notice.
The notice urges timely action on rye cover crops for potato fields. Planting rye preserves fertilizer, adds organic matter, reduces erosion, and protects soil where needed. Consultation with the county agent is advised to confirm planting windows.
Rural residents from Colonville Coleman and Bay City guests gather at multiple homes including the Beulah Armen trout home and the Robert Kleinhardt residence. A Halloween party at the schoolhouse featured a program and refreshments with Sanford Mott elected chairman and Pearl Newman secretary treasurer.
Rev and Mrs F E Snyder hosted supper at Glen Bay then stayed at the parsonage. Families including the Depottys and Hutchinsons visited and hosted in Houghton Lake and Midland areas. The Covers led a missionary service at the church and attended a Halloween party at the Kleiners. Casual visits continued with family members and a Sunday School election noted.
Gilmore Church of Christ schedules services led by Pastor Howard L Krausé with devotion at 10 90 a m communion and preaching at 10 15 a m Bible School at 11 15 a m Young People Meeting at 7 45 p m and Bible Study at 8 15 p m All welcome. Gregory Hlwin born Oct 31 at Mt Pleasant Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Hlwin Pitts. Farm Bureau meeting at Gaylord Fordyce's reported a nice time. Next meeting to be held with Mr and Mrs Wim Tarmer. Mr and Mrs Albert Lietz of Farwell visited Gilmore last week.
Me and Mrs Alvin Wood and Gerald and Eileen House attended the wedding of Robert Clure of Clare and Joan Morse of Wise at Wise Methodist Church. Connie Lou born to Kendell and wife at Cumming Maternity Home Mt Pleasant. 83 attended Sunday church services. all welcome. Henson Perry visited Ed Gamble last Thursday. Jarmans in Alaska report earthquakes and new basement services. Mr and Mrs LaVern Perry Midland spent weekend with Hensen Perry and dined with James Pitts. called at W Jarman and Glenn Beach homes.
The article notes the first U S railroad opened in 1830 per a Twentieth Century fund survey. By 1890 railroad net capitalization reached seven billion dollars, and forty years later it stood at twice that figure.
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