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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1926
Page
5
Clemson College official urges farmers to choose proven dairy bulls with successful daughters. Many buyers prefer young calves, while experts warn aged bulls risk disposition and safety issues. The piece notes three main reasons for the market trend and stresses value of proven sire performance.
The Missouri dairy department favors a strong chute 26 inches wide 5 feet high and 7 feet long with flaring wings for ringing and dehorning and a stanchion built from 4 by 4s spaced 8 inches apart. In absence of a chute a bull may be thrown and tied with three ropes using a post neck loops between forelegs and hind legs with careful securing to control the animal.
W J Fraser of the University of Illinois urges farmers to leverage summer growth for heifers and calves. A dairy calf grain ration fed with pasture and skim milk speeds growth, using 33 pounds ground corn oats and wheat bran with 10 pounds Unséed oil meal, plus the same hay when possible. oil meal can fill a quarter of the mix when pasture or legume hay is scarce.
The article stresses developing a heifer calf’s stomach early so it can consume more feed at maturity. It argues the dairy cow is a machine for converting feed into milk and butter, urging attention to stomach development alongside feeding hay to calves.
George Marble and son Ralph from Pontiac visited TM W Finch and family Saturday. Mrs B Finch and Mrs Bess Pavey left for Evart Saturday. L Pavey returned Thursday from Gladwin after taking Mr Salters dog to field trials. Paul Finch and wife May enjoyed Sunday with brother OW Finch. Ganes Finch turns eighty seven at month end. Three cars of men from Detroit visited the Lostlake club house Sunday.
In this vicinity Otto Shucks threshed beans on Saturday. Clayton Montney and Rod Courtney were in the area last week. Mrs Lena Frees entertained visitors from Flint Saturday and Sunday. A flock of geese headed south signaling approaching winter. William Cleveland and his mother moved to the Patterson farm in West Grant. Stella Ripenburgh visited her aunt in Clare last Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Vern Lower and Mr and Mrs F S Weaver spent the weekend in Flint at A J Wilson's home where the family gathered but Ralph and wife of Ohio were absent. Philip Van Conant lost a horse Sunday. The rain delayed road work on the fairing. Sunday School at 10:36. Preaching in the evening. Congratulations to Sarah Bauers and Esther Dysinger for making the high school honor list last month. Lizzie Courtney and Mr Brown visited Ed Courtney in Flint Friday night and returned Saturday afternoon.
Southeast Sheridan notes record Mrs J B Derby returning to Vernon to keep house at Mr Ford's. George Strachan moves to Wise township from Mrs Derby's farm. Rodman family from Bansing visited relatives. John Harimz and wife from Glare visited daughter Mrs Roscoe Smutsr. Gerow spends a few days at home. Davis and Macklem families visit Charlotte. William Sowle stays at home over weekend.
Mrs Frank Poet visits daughter and family in Detroit. John Rulapaugh and daughter-in-law from near Farwell visit Sunday with Oscar Rulapaugh and family. Mr and Mrs A H Hutchinson and child and Mrs Kelly Turner of the Brand spend several days in Lanisng last week and return Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Joe Pudway of Flint visit relatives here over the weekend. Mr azul Digs Wnt Henton Mr atril Mrs John Watson and Waby of Flint and Alliant Lattimer of Gladstone were weekend visitors at the Rabt Hutchinson home. Sixty three attend Sunday School last Sunday. Come again and bring someone with you. We wonder if they are getting enough rain over in Hatton for their own use or is the sun shining all the time as usual. Grandpa Alien not as well this fall. Mr and Mrs Berton Bay entertain relatives from Alma Sunday.
The Rosebush Methodist Church led by Pastor Leroy M. Whitney offers Bible School at 9 30 a m with large attendance last Sunday and a 7 00 p m evening service featuring music and plain gospel. Center services at 9 30 a m with Mrs Harle Johnson leading Bible School and a morning worship sermon on Sunday. Owenses 4 000 py i preachers and mission study noted.
Sunday School services draw people from many miles with Rosebush Ladies Society hosting a regular meeting led by figures such as Si Johnston. The post office moved into the John Coyne building next to Matteson store as Rev Whitney and Mrs Emery attend a Blanchard convention. Community members travel, visit families, and engage in church activities as Mrs Hedden of Chicago visits, while many locals move residences and care for relatives across Detroit to Portland Oregon and beyond.
A brief notice describes a sale of house plants and potted flowers at Jackson's Market in Tif. The item highlights rich and light varieties and mentions a special event labeled Catasuet at Tic par Ib.
Classified pricing and notices policy. Display advertising rates and legal notices are described including per line costs, special heading charges, and options for obituaries and poetry. Requesting probate notices be published by The Clare Sentinel per judge Dorsey’s orders.
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