Feed Situation in Michigan Demands Careful Attention
This report by Norman L. Smith, MSU farm management specialist, notes Michigan oats at 53 percent and U.S. at 81 percent of last year, corn at about 90 percent, barley below average, and a feed grain supply about 10 to 20 percent below the 1946 and 1936 45 averages. Domestic grain demand is booming while Europe relief will remove about 470 million bushels of wheat. with corn oats and barley short, grain scarcity and high prices follow. Farmers urged to locate grain-saving measures and discuss with neighbors.
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Michigan
Norman L. Smith
Michigan State College
United States
Europe
Fac
WAIT FOR COLD WEATHER TO BUTCHER
County agent notes that butchering should be postponed until near freezing weather. Mild fall temps hasten pork spoilage as 100 degree meat must cool to below 40 degrees in 24 hours. Pre hang, split and quick cooling reduce spoilage, and low temps hold curing pork at 36 to 40 degrees.
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L. J. Bratz Jer
Michigan State College
Annual sheep raisers meeting set for Rosebush Park
Isabella County agricultural agent B C Mellencamp announces the Michigan Cooperative Wool Marketing Association event on Friday night November 21 at 8:00 at Rosebush Memorial Park. Paul Finnegan and Graydon Blank lead the program with updates on sheep husbandry and district plans for the new year.
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Rosebush Memorial Park
Michigan Cooperative Wool Marketing Association
Clare
Gladwin
Arenac
Bay
Saginaw
Gratiot
Midland
Isabella
Paul Finnegan
State Association
Graydon Blank
Michigan State College
Weidman FFA Show Highly Successful
Clare Dunworth and staff organized the annual Weidman Agricultural Fair with praise for the chapter. Judges from Central Michigan College praised student exhibits, Home Ec. display impressed, and Howard Beutler directed a large capacity program featuring music and old fashioned shows.
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Clare Dunworth
Smith-Hughes
F.F.A
Central Michigan College
Miss Buell
Miss Ireland
Howard Beutler
Mead Lake Becomes World’s Largest Man Made Body Of Water
Lake Mead formed by the Boulder Dam, renamed Hoover Dam, holds the Colorado River to create the world’s largest man made lake with a shoreline exceeding 550 miles.
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Lake Mead
Boulder Dam
Hoover Dam
Colorado River
Local Officials Named in Clare County Roles
Paul D. Gibson is county agent for Clare, with B C Mellencamp in Isabella and Robert C Kleiner as chairman of the Clare County AAA Committee. Gerald Puller is Isabella chairman, Stanley N. Rader serves Isabella County 44 Club Agent.
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Paul D. Gibson
Clare County
B. C. Mellencamp
Isabella
Robert C. Kleiner
Gerald Puller
Isabella County
Stanley N. Rader
Isabella County 44
Rural residents host relatives and celebrate weddings
Rural Elroy Price returned home after a two week visit with relatives in Owosso Monroe and Toledo. Mr and Mrs John Reed of Mr Morris host a week at their home with guests from Ottawa Lake and Haslett. Mrs Hold Dady and Mrs Emma Jones visit friends and relatives in Haslett Lansing Clio. Congratulations to newlyweds Mr and Mrs Gordon Switzer.
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Elroy Price
Owosso
Monroe
Toledo
John, Reed
M. L. McAlvey
Flint
Lansing
Petoskey
Dale McAlvey
Kenneth Lautzenheiser
Ed McAll Yey
Robert Fish
Mt. Pleasant
Juanita Jarman
Gilmore Center Church Notes and Local Socials
Gilmore Center Church of Christ lists services at 10 00 devotion 10 15 communion 11 15 Bible School Young People meeting at 7 46 am. Hunter party from Ferndale visits local residents and other social notes include Thanksgiving plans and hospital and family visits.
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Howard L. Krause
Bible School
Young People’s Meeting
Local Eagle Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Hunting Start
Mr and Mrs Mark Spedaske of Stanwood hosted dinner with Rev and Mrs M R Honderich and Harl Grubb of South Lyons. Hunters set out from Eagle on the season's first day and three found game. Various local residents visited the parsonage and attended Church of God services in Clare.
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Frank Crowley
Ferndale
Richard Field
Harry
Ross Renner
Douglas MacDonald
Lncky
Wm. Garcon
Farwell
Jas. Pitts
Nottawa
Howard Krause
Gilmore Church of Christ
Mark Spedaske
Stanwood
M. R. Honderich
Harl Grubb
South Lyons
Robert Bleiner
Mr. Grubb
Kleiner
Robert Kleiner
B. Grubb
Church of God
Clare
Honderich
Eagle Corners
Gordon Kleiner
Glen Bay
Norman Hutchinson
Orval Bates
Walter Kleiner
Saginaw
Local families gather for visits and church events
Chelsea resident Donald Kleiner enjoyed a deer during the weekend. Mrs Lisette Weber hosted and hosted guests at the Kleiner home. Many families, including the Bay, Bates, Runyan, Barton and Henderich households, spent Sunday with relatives and at the parsonage. Rev Hondetich spoke at Clare Baptist Church. Psalm 128 verse is quoted.
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Donald” Kleiner
Chelsea
Lisette Weber
R. Kleiner
Walter Kleiner
John. Acre
Loomis
Norman Hutchinson
Jennie Bates
Orville Bates
Janice
Lyle
Glen Bay
Walter
Danny
Hondetich
Joan
Donald Oleg
Union
City
Mayme Runyan
Alton David
Henry Kieiner
Donald
Ruth Ann
Frank Barton
Henderich
Clare Baptist Church
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Tors
Smith
Clare City Hall
Kiafi Foods Company
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Clare, Michigan
Paul D. Gipson
Clare County ‘Agricultural
Agricultural News
B. CG. Mellencamp
Isabella County Agricultural Agent
Weidman F.F.A
Hamilton Center
Gilmore Center
A. mm
Ruth Perry
Gilmore
Joe Moriery
Warl Ewing
Forest Garver
Brown, Corners
Floyd Wolfe and Son
Huntington, Ind
Wwe
Clare Live
Wolverine Stock Yards Co
St. Johns-Clare-Gladwin-Gaylord-Marion-Lapeer
Prince & Co
Clare Packing Co
Don Luce
Farwell, Mich
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