Outlook of meat slaughter for fall months
Michigan State College economist Don Stark projects more hogs to market this fall and early winter but lighter weights due to corn shortages. Lamb numbers are down to a 22 year low, keeping sheep slaughter weak. Beef slaughter remains high with most cattle grass fed, while veal calves stay strong from milk cows. Overall USDA economists foresee slightly lower total meat output in late year, as cattle slaughter suggests reduced cow numbers.
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Don Stark
Michigan State College
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ventilate Dairy Barns Says Michigan Expert
County agent notes poor barn ventilation harms cow health and milk quality. Agricultural engineer R T Tribble warns damp air and pungent litter odors increase disease risk. He cites a Clare County farmer whose airtight barn led to winter pneumonia and colds in cattle.
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R. T. Tribble
Michigan State College
Tribble
Clare County
Mulch Now to Protect Fall Nursery Stock
F. L. O'Rourke from Michigan State College advises mulching nursery stock planted this fall to retain moisture and prevent winter freezing and thawing.
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F. L. O’rourke
Michigan State College
County Officials Named In Local 4H Circle
Paul D. Gibson Clare County Agent B C Mellencamp Isabelle County Robert G Kleiner Chairman Clare County AAA Committee Gerald Fuller Chairman Isabella Stanley N Rader Isabella County 4H Club Agent.
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Paul D. Gibson
Clare County
B. C. Mellencamp
Isabelle
Robert CG. Kleiner
Gerald Fuller
Isabella County
Stanley N. Rader
Mulch Guidance for New Tree Plantings Next Spring
The advice states removing mulch from newly planted trees in spring unless well decomposed. Decomposed mulch no longer absorbs rainfall like hay or straw and can stay to enrich soil. If using artificial irrigation, mulch is acceptable. if relying on rain, avoid spring mulching as it blocks water entry.
Meat preservation study aims to keep meat flavorful
U S Department of Agriculture and state agencies plan a study to test meat from farmers curing plants and frozen lockers. Michigan State College meats specialist L J Bratzler says the team will evaluate current methods and develop improved practices to preserve taste and nutritional value.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
L. J. Bratzler
Michigan State College
Poultry Meeting Planned at Rosebush November 19
L. H. Moon of Rosebush Elevator and Hgg Grading Station announces an all day Poultry Meeting on Wednesday November 19 at Memorial Park. Luncheon at noon provided. Speakers include Professor J M Moore poultry specialist and Dr C B E Hardin poultry pathologist with talks on sanitation and diseases. The program runs 10:00 a m to 3 30 p m with a color film Ovulation of an Eye. County poultrymen are urged to attend.
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L. H. Moon
Rosebush
Hgg
Memorial Park
J. M. Moore
C. BE. Hardin
Hardin
Bulls at large threaten high quality dairy herds
Dairymen warn bulls roaming county threaten Artificial Breeders Association herds. A few hours of fence work keeps bulls enclosed, as state law requires them to stay on their own property, preventing stray bulls from disrupting high producing herds.
Stone Age Paintings Exhibit At Australia House In London
Copies of Australian cave paintings from the stone age era are on display at Australia House in London. The originals, retouched over centuries by Aboriginal people using ochre and pipe clay, are linked to beliefs that the pictures trace spirits of rain and fertility and precede rainy seasons.
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Australia
Australia House
London
Kimberley
Northwastern
Community Notes From Gilmore and Nearby Areas
Local residents share visits and hospitality across families in Gilmore, Bay, and Vernon. Church events include a Christian Endeavor meeting and a wedding at Wise, with obituaries and sympathy extended for John Buskard and a patient with esneer.
West Grant social notes reflect many local visits
Mrs Don Owens and son and Mrs Emma Erhart visited Mr and Mrs Harl Owens Sunday. Seeley Johnson and family toured Cadillac. Wentworths and relatives called on neighbors. Dora Chaulkin of Flint planned to assist Mrs Wentworth while she rests. Paul Nass built a tool shed for Henry Gruno. The Harl Owens attended Baptist revival. Mt. Pleasant shopping and Flint visitors noted.
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Clara Rockey
Bay
Harl Waite
Midland
Honderich
Glen Bay
Rey
M. R .Honderich
Crystal
Frank Barton
Alton David
Henry Kleiner
Donald Kleiner
Delpha’ Bailey
Chelsea
Robert Kleiner
Rose Heuschele
Mt. Pleasant
Lisette Weber
Helen Bay
Weber
Glen Poet
Bernard Allen
Bertha Cappaert
Yona Bolen
Vernon
Harry Johnson
Frank Poet
Joe Poet
North Woods
Morse-Clute
Wise
Christian Endeavor Business
Don Owens
Emma Erhart
Harl Owens
Waller Jerved
Robert
Frances
Seeley Johnson
Cadillac
Sylvester Wentworth
Geroge Wentworth
Wm. Battle Home
Miss Joyed
Owens
Neil Stirling
Haraway Barber
Florence Schofield
Mary Jerred
Goldie
Wilson
William Weis
Walter Jerred
Paul Nass
Henry Gruno
Baptist Church
Dora Chaulkin
Flint
George Wentworth
Wentworth
Herald Hipkins
Alex Dora
Joe Paniucki
Morris Dora
Harry Dedins
Gilmore Center Gilmore Church of Christ Services
Pastor Howard L Krause leads a Sunday program with song service devotion communion and preaching at 10 15 am Bible School 11 15 am Young People 7 45 pm and Bible study 8 15 pm All welcome. Mr Krause delivered a message on The door of salvation John 10 9. Mr and Mrs William Phillips were guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Krause. Sympathy extended to Dean Yats and his son.
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Losa
Mr. Krause
Gilmore Church of Christ
Gilmore Cemetery
John Buskard
Gilmore
Ewart
Krause
Gilmore Church
Clarence Bawkey
Mt. Pleasant
Wm. Tanner
Donald Seymour
Weidman
Alma Perry
Arthur Goudie
Little Son
W. R. Jarman
Bennie Agle
Billy Agle
Isaac Shaner
Howard L. Krause
Wm. Phillips
Howard Krause
Dean Yats
Dallas Founding Story Tied to John Neely Bryan
Dallas Texas began in 1841 when John Neely Bryan, a Tennessee trader, built a cedar shelter on the Trinity river. The settlement grew slowly to a village of about a thousand people within thirty years, and Bryan named the city Dallas for a friend.
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Dallas
Tex
John Neely Bryan
Trinity River
John Bryan
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Brown Or Brickart Moelor Sales
Agricultural News
B. C G. Mellencamp
Isabella County Agricultural Agent
ALL Day Poultry School
West Grant
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Ee iPass
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Clare Packing Co
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