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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1946
Page
11
Michigan farmers increasingly rely on phone service as a farm management aid. Michigan Bell reports over 53 percent of rural establishments now have telephones, up from 44 percent at year start. Since January, 17,200 rural lines were added, nearing 100,000 total in the state.
A reminiscence recalls Mel Bate’s northern uncle’s death leaving him a tidy fortune. He enjoys a simple homey life with his missus, friends, and a mellow beer, learning to handle money and people without being pushed.
Dawson noted ongoing demand for telephone service as Michigan Bell added 6 650 miles of lines and cut parties on 2 280 lines to eight or fewer by September 30. Rural telephones grew 21 percent in the first three quarters, while urban lines rose 12 7 percent.
The Vernon Ex tension Club held its first meeting at Mrs. Allen Bauder’s home on Wednesday evening November 6 with eight members present. Mrs. Claud Bailey Mrs. C M Bailey and Mrs. C M Harriger led the lesson Improving Kitchen Cupboards. The next gathering on December 11 at Mrs. Claud Bailey’s will feature a Christmas party and gift exchange. Lunch was served by the hostess.
Clare county farmers are urged to invest in U S Savings Bonds as a key part of a sound farm financial program. The campaign runs November 11 to December 7, stressing prudent debt levels and long term bond holding under Treasury sponsorship. Robert C. Kleiner chairs the Clare County A A A.
The next Rural meeting is on November 18 marked as birthday night. Members with birthdays are urged to attend and all others are welcome. The degree team will practice, and the group plans to perform in Coleman on December 3.
Howard L. Krause leads a 10:06 service with devotion and 10:16 communion and preaching at the Gilmore Church of Christ. Bible school at 11:00 welcomes all. Mrs. Mary Gamble’s granddaughter born November 3 weighs six pounds seven ounces as the Gamble family rejoices in Lansing. Bram Seymour loses a cow choking on an apple. A party at Elam Seymour’s home precedes Sunday dinner hosted by the Somers and friends for Arden’s birthday with multiple guests.
New cellulose coatings for paper and cloth offer improved wrapping paper covers magazine spines washable wallpaper and window shades. The coatings provide high gloss flexibility and strong water resistance.
Veterinarians note sudden deaths high fever lameness and reluctance to move in hogs likely erysipelas. Two forms quick and lingering exist vaccines help when given soon after farrowing cement floors aid control. Prompt disposal of dog carcasses prevents vermin spread to the wider hog community.
Ohio State University agronomist D R Dodd details a pasture system using fall and spring ammonium nitrate. Trials show 78 percent gain with fall nitrogen and 80 percent with spring applications, averaging 1 700 pounds more hay per acre across 37 farms.
Strathglass Lucky Puff, a national champion long distance Ayrshire butterfat producer, yielded 189843 pounds of milk with 4 percent butterfat over 5235 days. Originating in southwestern Scotland in the late 18th century, Ayrshires were first imported to the United States in 1822.
A national organization formed in 1875 aims to devote and preserve the breed records. The speaker notes the move could help build morale as mature cows average about 1,050 pounds.
Cornell University specialists report azobenzine kills red spider mite on roses and other plants. The method involves brushing the chemical on steampipes as they heat, releasing vapor that quickly attacks pests without constant syringing.
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