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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1961

Page

2

Gilmore Center Rural News Highlights Local Visits and Health

Community notices from Gilmore Church of Christ to hospitals and homes. Names include Mrs. W R Jarman LaVerne Taylor Vestaburg, Stuart Graham, Ray Bunker, George Pitts, Clarence Shaner, Marvin Kent family, Lorain Buchel, Claud Fordyce, Murry Gordon, Harnest Kent, Bill Beck, Don Seymour, Myr and Alvin Wood, Agnes Fuller, King relatives, Jack and Harold Ferguson.

LaVerne Taylor Vestaburg Gilmore Church of Christ Stuart Graham Detroit Ray Bunker Samaritan Bay City George Pitts Alma Hospital Clarence Shaner Marvin Kent Jackson Charles Kent Harnest Kent Mt. Pleasant Lorain Buchel C.M.C. Hospital Claud Fordyce Murry Gordon Coleman Jack Harold Ferguson Gilmore Snover Harold Lapeer

Feed Grain Program boosts farm income and cuts government costs

Acting Secretary Charles S. Murphy reports the 1961 Feed Grains Program will lift 1961 farm income by about a billion dollars over 1960 and lower net taxpayer costs by more than 500 million, with a total potential savings nearing one billion. He notes a shift to in kind conservation payments and a large reduction in government stocks, while 1961 production is set at 4.008 billion bushels versus 4.900 billion without the program.

Charles S. Murphy Murphy

Short Course Enrollment at MSU Up 85 Students

Michigan State University reports 214 students in the general agriculture course for young farmers this fall and 206 in September in five agricultural industry programs. The industry courses cover commercial floriculture elevator and farm supply farm equipment service and sales nursery and landscape management.

Michigan State University

Farm Homes Nearly Universal Electricity Access

About 98 percent of farm homes in the United States now have electricity, reflecting widespread rural electrification and the expansion of utility services across agricultural areas.

United States

Safety Check to Prevent Rural Fires and Home Hazards

A MSU safety engineer notes most farm home fire deaths occur October to March and warns defective heating equipment and improper stove use. Regular checks by a competent technician, chimney maintenance, safe spacing from combustibles, and proper LP gas storage practices are essential to reduce risk.

Richard Pfister Michigan State University Agricultural Safety Engineer Pfister

Milk Testing Jobs Training School At MSU

The Michigan Dairy Herd Improvement Association will run a supervisor training course starting November 29 at Michigan State University. Curtis C. Miller says the program trains for milk testing positions with local dairy groups. applications should be sent by November 19.

Michigan Dairy Herd Improvement Association Michigan State University Curtis C. Miller MSU Miller Michigan Dairy Department Anthony Hall East Lansing

Skidding Cars Cause Thousands of US Injuries and Deaths

A study reports 3,460 deaths and 113,870 injuries in the United States last year due to skidding cars. The data highlight road safety concerns and vehicle stability issues nationwide.

United States

Pfister Advises Fire Service Preventive Steps for LP Gas Systems

Pfister warns service personnel to inspect LP gas storage whenever cylinders are swapped. He outlines three preventive measures for furnace motor failures: clean or replace filters regularly, lubricate the fan assembly and motor, and install a time-delay fuse sized at one and one quarter times the motor nameplate amperage to prevent overheating.

Pfister

Meeting series aids 4-H leaders in clothing teaching

Home Demonstration Agent reports a week of meetings for 4-H clothing leaders including Young Miss group discussions on fabric selection teaching techniques and planning to engage girls. Turkey remains a low cost meat with a larger crop expected in November and December as dairying remains Michigan’s leading agriculture.

Young Miss

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