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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1957
Page
2
Clare County Farm News warns farmers that fence rows and feed lots harbor hardware disease in cattle. Nails and wire fragments can lodge in the paunch and cause fatal complications. discarded paint cans may contain lead poisoning. Prevention and early protection are emphasized as cheaper than treatment.
Public notices urge homeowners to inspect chimneys furnaces heaters and stove pipes before winter. Emphasizes safer efficient operation and avoiding later costly repairs. Also discusses a proposed Northern Michigan vegetable industry plan to grow cauliflower broccoli carrots onions and lettuce for local and Midwest markets with specific harvest windows.
At the world’s largest coal barge unloading dock under construction in Memphis Tennessee each room will handle 1300 tons of coal an hour enough to heat over 200 six room homes for a winter. Gaelic thrives in North America with many speakers on Canada’s Chaire Breton Island.
A local 4 H program celebrates Kerry Sue Densmore's birth completing a year long project show at Crawford Row. Larry Foote returns from Italy sharing experiences and scheduling talks. The fall Achievement Day is set for October 9 at Mt. Pleasant Junior High. A Crop Show and awards funded by Sweeney Seed Company will send top exhibits to the Chicago grain show. A State 4 H Show trip to Boston includes Niagara Falls Kodak Plant Cape Cod and more.
A river of soil loss shown as a national wealth drain. Article quotes Texas and Ontonagon opinions, notes Soil Conservation Districts’ work in Michigan with contour strips on acres, fencing relief, 4 H enrollments and club projects led by local families and leaders.
Agricultural department researchers develop a continuous vacuum drying process to produce powdered tomato juice. The report contrasts this with regional soil and irrigation notes, mentioning chalky soils near Jatez Spain and the Colorado River’s length and red etymology.
Home visits show Mrs Frank Benn and Mrs Bernard Demski applying Upholstering Class lessons. Mrs Demski earned extra income upholstering chairs, while the Pohl couch project illustrates cost and care. Decorating tips suggest wallpaper patterns, woodwork contrasts, and rug choices to alter room feel.
The Stevenson Lake 444 Club held a September meeting covering summer project reports and club business. New officers include President Carl Strouse, Vice President Ray Rawson, Secretary Gloria Hart, Treasurer Willis Strouse, and Reporter Janet Bailey. ex officio members Bob Thayer and Gary Denton. Membership drive urged for October 5 at 8 p.m. at Herring School community hall. Frost warnings noted and Extension Office leaf guidance offered for green tomatoes use.
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