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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1945
Page
7
County Agent's Corner profiles a Michigan State College nutrition specialist advising households of two to cook half a turkey. The article details halving a turkey, prep steps, roasting at 325 degrees, and extended time per pound plus gravy, without searing or adding water.
Government release of eighty million pounds of butter eases consumer access to butter. Michigan State College dairy expert A C G Baltger says Michigan farmers can supply six million Michiganders with ample milk now. Chocolate milk and syrups are more available, meeting rising demand from children and adults.
A farmer joked about a milk can containing 12 500 dollars at a Victory Bond drive. The talk stressed barn sanitation, whitewashing, and eight points of the 1946 Dairy Program to raise efficiency and quality. Fall freshening boosts milk production and healthier fall calves. bulletins from Purdue and Minnesota offer further guidance.
Consumers benefit from better dairy farming practices. Healthier stock and sanitary production methods reduce disease and waste, while economical methods cut costs for dairy farmers, supporting successful operation.
Mrs. Vivian P. MacFawn of Michigan State College explains apple slump as a cheery autumn dish. Make a thin apple sauce with a touch of molasses and salt, drop small dumplings into the sauce, boil fifteen minutes, then add cream if desired and serve hot.
Clare county 4-H boys and girls may join with other clubs to exhibit furs during Farmers Week at Michigan State College January 28 to 31. It is the first show of its kind with prizes for fur care and prize pelts. A public sale on the closing day is planned with top prices expected from major fur buyers. Contact County Agent P.B. Gibson for participation details in the 4-H fur trapping and management projects.
A. W. Farrar announces a farm building conference at Michigan State College on December fifth and sixth. Contractors, building agency representatives, county agricultural agents, and farmers will attend. The event begins a series of annual programs to improve Michigan farm buildings with topics on prefabrication designs materials and rural builder needs.
MSU extension bulletin notes weatherproofing reduces heat loss and fuel use, improving year round comfort and humidity. It advises consulting county agents for the bulletin and highlights J M Moore's poultry insight that day old chick feathering predicts broiler quality, with fast featherers likely weekend.
The text emphasizes selecting breeding stock as essential for better broiler production. It highlights careful choice to enhance feathering traits and overall flock quality.
Water for fowl notes a hen uses about twenty gallons yearly for one hundred layers with eggs two thirds water. Gas poisoning in homes causes most fatalities from carbon monoxide. safety steps include proper dampers, flue pipes, blue flames, and ventilated exhaust for engines.
Mrs. Clark Mann of Alma visited Dana Wayne at Glen Lower last week. Several families from the area shopped in Saginaw. A joint shower honored Donald and his wife at Albert and Annie Shayer’s home with many gifts. Mrs. Glen Lower and Donna visited Detroit and Ford nursing home. Other calls included Mrs. Langworthy and Roger Garver’s family. Community sympathy extended to Mrs. Nathan Bicknell. Arnold Ott and family visited Charles Ott’s home. Rudy Burdt and Bert Albert families spent the weekend with Co V Newman parents.
Mrs Walter Deller has left to visit relatives and friends for a short time. The trip is described as a brief absence.
Mrs. Jennie Penrose of Clare and sister Mrs. Grace Brown of Columbus Ohio visited Mr and Mrs Owen Spink. Mrs. Howard Penrose visited relatives in Lansing. Mrs. May Bullard of Perry spent a week with relatives Mr and Mrs Ergin Orvis. Hugh Warner recently discharged from the Army visited his brother Mr and Mrs Lewis Varney. Eagle Aid meetup planned with Mrs Owen Spink on Thursday November 9. Sunday dinner guests included George Devor Alma My and Mrs Clarence Jordan Mrs Mayme Runyan and Hugh Allen.
The paper notes the November 7 birth of a daughter Maryin Irene to Mr and Mrs Delmar Ajlen at Clare Hospital. Several local residents are mentioned visiting relatives, including Lyle Owens of Frost who spent the weekend with Bus Raymond and family. Various calls and visits are recorded among area families.
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