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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1941
Page
7
The 4-H Club with Conservation Department aid outlines a fur trapping project for youths. Enrollment is open to ages twelve to twenty one, with reports required and home tanning and fur care taught. The Michigan fur yield exceeds one and a half million dollars annually, driven by muskrat.
County Agent Ray Hutson reports San Jose scale appearing on peach tree bark in southwestern Michigan. An oil spray next spring can control the scale, which measures about one twelfth inch. The 1942 crop should be unaffected, but trees may be killed if scale persists. Early action advised for orchard owners.
The event runs December 9 10 and 11 with fat baby beeves and pens of fat lambs on display Tuesday judging Wednesday and auction Thursday. Sponsors include Detroit Junior Live Stock Society State Department of Agriculture Michigan railroads Detroit livestock commission men 4 H Club department and animal husbandry extension service Michigan State College.
The Department of Agriculture advises that small farm buildings avoiding critical materials need no priority orders for lumber concrete stone brick or glass. Large structures needing central heating or plumbing should not be planned and will not be approved unless essential to the national defense program.
Bragington Gilmore announces two of his top Guernsey cows have birthed heifer calves. He offers them at a fair price to Isabella County 4-H youth willing to raise, exhibit next year, and return the calves to the fair for judging.
The third year program now serves 250 Michigan dairy farms with bull calves offered to dairymen at 20 to 90 dollars per animal based on dam fat records. First sales reached nineteeen calves to Kal kaska Antrim Charlevoix and Emmet counties with five more to Cheboygan.
WKAR radio 870 K C features vocational guidance half hour weekly hosted by L J Luker from Michigan State College staff. Program discusses occupations options and limits. Schedules for November list daily programs including Rural School Music Farm Service Hour and News with Vocational Information at 2 30 p m on Wednesday.
Question and answer on starting a voluntary payroll allotment plan for Defense Bonds and Stamps. Indicates the immediate superior or firm bank can help, with note to buy at nearest post office or bank.
A notice states that lesson subjects and scripture texts are selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
A devotional study outlines Jesus teaching on prayer Luke 11:1 and Matthew 6 5 15 Eph 5 20 and I Thessalonians 5 16 18 emphasising sincerity secrecy faith forgiveness and thanksgiving. It presents a model prayer focusing on God’s will daily bread and spiritual needs.
The quotation reflects on Elijah and declares that in God's world earnest effort never fails. It asserts that seven thousand in Israel were blessed by his example and that no work spoken word or sacrifice made in sincerity is ever in vain.
The article outlines how skin cancer often begins from harmless lesions. It notes risk factors in the elderly, signs like reddened inflamed areas, horned growths on face and scalp, and the importance of removing lesions that irritate or fail to heal. It stresses prevention over treatment and warns about mucous patches and lips.
Vernon City residents and relatives gathered for weekend visits and social calls across St. Louis, Hinkleville, Mt. Pleasant, Rosebush, Saginaw, and Vernon. Families including Thomp sons, Sniders, Slaters, Stevens, and Kennedys shared time with grandparents, aunts, and cousins, while a niece underwent surgery in St. Johns.
Extension Service urges producers to cull undesirable cattle and sheep to guard against price swings. By selling now, farmers gain liquidity and can rebuild with high quality stock later. Historical price cycles show peaks prompt expansion and later surpluses depress demand.
Plastics from soybeans wood cotton and casein are commercially produced with pilot plants for sugar cane. Zein from corn and potato plastics in Maine show promise. Researchers explore uses in automobiles airplanes housing and tool handles with color penetrating through the material.
Gathering eggs often reduces dirty eggs and cooling eggs promptly to about 50 degrees prevents spoilage. Top-dressing haylands with manure or fertilizer after the first cutting helps produce a good second cutting hay crop.
In recent years the United States has produced about thirty percent of the world's lead and thirty five percent of all zinc. Chemists describe Vinyon silk gloves as shrink proof and easy to clean since the yarn absorbs no moisture.
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