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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1928
Page
5
Ann Arbor area items recount visits and movements of residents from Clare Farwell and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs Grimm Jack Dillon and families. several trips to Mt Pleasant Ludington Grand Rapids and Detroit. Community events at WTU Bolen and church groups noted along with births and engagements.
The October program at the Methodist Episcopal Church OW. W. and H.M. Hurd pastors notes Mrs. Hurd as speaker. Details indicate an evening address advertised to the congregation.
L. D Schurch and B McGuire are Branch Presidents. Sunday School starts at 10:00 a m with a social service at 11:00 a m. Religio gathers at 7:00 p m and Women’s Dent meets every other Thursday at 2:00 p m.
The text outlines a church week with services at 10:00 am Sunday school at 11:00 am preaching, 6:30 pm Young Peoples meeting, 4:30 pm Evening service, and prayer meetings Tuesday 5 pm and Thursday 7:30 pm at the pastor’s home. It praises the active role of the young people and mentions a Sewing Circle at the pastor’s home on Friday.
The Frizzel Stinchcombe post and auxiliary of the American Legion in Farwell elected officers during a Saturday evening meeting at Frank Koep linger’s home. Milton Davison is commander with Hebert Fordyce as vice commander and other posts filled by Frank Koeplinger Adjutant Henry C Walker historian Archie Fordyce John Robinson chaplain Mathew Colosky sergeant at arms. Auxiliary officers include President Mary Koeplinger and Vice President Gladys Robison. A Hemian supper followed by social time.
Ohio State extension specialists and University of California researchers say inexpensive sanitation and liberal milk feeding control coccidiosis in chicks. They report drugs like hydrochloric acid and bichloride mixtures fail, while a milk based mush fed from early symptoms with strict cleanliness and separation of sick birds proves effective. Burn dead chicks to prevent spread.
The article argues that culling hens improves flock efficiency by removing undesirable birds and retaining superior breeders. It notes that culling should cover eggs selected for incubation, broiler stock, pullets entering laying quarters, and male breeders, with pre culling flock care and proper rations crucial to identifying true culls.
A hen with difficulty laying a large egg shows distress and repeated nest visits. The advised remedy is two teaspoonfuls of castor oil followed by two teaspoonfuls of olive oil poured into the vent, which should cause the egg to pass within an hour.
Birds raised in colony houses with fruit trees temptations to range. After weeks indoors the warm sun lures them outside. If they are allowed to roam back to old roosts they may quit laying and require difficult recapture from the trees.
The article notes yellow corn is vital for mash and scratch feed. It warns that coarse cracking reduces use, advises sifting cracked grain and using fine parts in mash while the remainder becomes scratch grain. Feeding fine cracked parts in mash may cause poor intake and mold on damp floors.
The sun bleaches plumage from white to yellow and buff, dulls luster, and turns feathers brown while sapping vitality in chickens. Ducks suffer more, poults wilt, and exposure stunts growth. Provide shade in summer via shelter or trees for poultry protection.
Normal healthy parents clean farrowing pens and proper feeding plus sow exercise are key to profitable pork. By two to three weeks, pigs seek solid food, so provide pasture and a grain mix. skim milk and buttermilk boost growth. Avoid underfeeding and underexercising. manage fatness in breeders and use self feeders for market pigs.
A south or east facing hot feeding floor protects hogs from cold winds and ensures maximum sunlight. Construction uses level ground with a compacted soil base, or six inches of cinders if drainage is poor. Concrete mix ratios use cement with water and sand and pebbles, poured in sections to form a sloped floor with a three sided curb to keep feed from soil.
Article explains that hog growth on pasture requires less protein with supplementation. It cites pasture alone yielding little gain and recommends daily grain feed with supplements such as tankage or milk products. Estimates pork per acre range 240 to 600 pounds depending on feeding.
It stresses keeping pig feed fresh and clean to prevent scours and discusses fattening strategies from feeders to butcher weight. Self feeders and automated waterers aid sanitation and pasture feeding, with easier cleaning and reduced worm risk.
Catholic Mass at 9:00 A M and 11:00 A M. Reverend George Flanagan described as waste. John’s Evangelical Lutheran and Weidorf pastor conduct German services at 9:45 and English at 10:45 A M.
Brief notice states Sabbath School meets every Saturday afternoon at Lis o'clock with emphasis on weekly worship and study in the Adventist tradition.
The pastor Rev H B Johnson will preach at 4 15 p m with special music. Sunday School begins at 2 15 a m.
Pastor Daniels Skanes invites attendees to Sunday School at 1 00 p m and preaching at 2 00 p m. Everyone is welcome and urged to bring someone along to join the gathering.
Corner of Sixth and Maple Street Lawea Mr McCrea pastor invites all to a homey church. Sunday worship at 10 00 and 14 00 with a Young People meeting at 18 30 and a Sunday evening prayer at 19 30. Wednesday service at 20 00.
Baptist minister Rev A P MacDonald leads morning service at 10 o clock and evening service at 7 o clock. Communion is available to all who wish to partake and Sunday School sessions begin at 11 25 with all classes expected to enroll fully.
October 7 feature notes an evening program with the theme The Biggest Fish Story and discusses adjusting church service time for winter Eastern Time. Some object to advancing the hour for evening service as done earlier in October. Herrick Church plans a morning topic by the pastor.
Sealed bids for Class B road construction in Clare County Michigan are due October 7 1928 at 1 38 p m central time. Bids include grading graveling and drainage structures with unit bids and plans available at the County Clerk office. A $50 certified check accompanies each proposal and the board reserves the right to reject all bids. Emma Hoag clerk.
In England some houses including Windsor Castle Wentworth Woodhouse and Yorks Blenheim Palace have uncounted windows. A former duke of Marlborough notes putty repairs at about 500 pounds yearly about 2 500 dollars, highlighting expense.
Veal shows inedible preparation notes amid a fragmentary recipe column. Nearby readers find unclear measurements and garbled steps. The snippet suggests cooking tips but lacks complete instructions or clear outcomes.
Fragmentary Quoted dialogue shows a patient unable to describe illness and a doctor prescribing medication without clear guidance. The snippet reflects confusion and improvised medical guidance, highlighting communication gaps in care.
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