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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1934
Page
7
Timetables list Malt Train schedules with destinations West East and South. Local notices report meetings of K of P Lodge and Pythian sisters. Community events include church changes due to Beaverton conference and numerous visits, socials, and club activities across Farwell Clare and Gladwin areas.
The Church of God reports Mary E. House leading Sunday School at 10 80 with preaching at 11 30 and 8 00 p m. Young People meet at 7 30 p m Mrs Homer Stinchcombe hosts a Bible quiz contest titled Go until you Guess Special meetings continue with several speakers and a cottage prayer gathering Wednesday at 8 00 p m.
Methodist Church reports Rev George P Stanford pastor leads 10:30 a m church school and 11:45 a m worship on The Laborers in the Vineyard. Church attendance praised, youth choir to sing next Sunday. Local families and visitors gather for services and socialize, with several community members visiting and sharing news about relatives and neighbors.
The Ninth District Convention in Mt. Pleasant honored National President Mrs. Lizetta Coady of Detroit. Officers from Mt. Pleasant Wabano No. 56 hosted at I C O F hall with multiple district reps, a banquet in Detroit planned for Oct 20, and an election naming Minnie Boughner as president of Saginaw unit among about 150 attendees.
An old advertisement urges swift action against coughs with Creomulsion claiming seven benefits in one. It touts being powerful yet harmless and pleasant to take, with a druggist offering a money back guarantee if relief isn’t felt.
Expert guidance from Fred M Haig NC State College recommends early milk feeding with cleanup of the dam and gradual introduction of solid foods. Early weaning should begin at six months with separation until milk stops and the mare dries off.
Grass acts as a soil keeper with long roots and grazing cycles reducing erosion and restoring fertility. Comparisons show corn on slopes loses up to 15 17 tons per acre while blue grass and lespedeza lose under one ton. Decaying roots keep soil porous aiding moisture absorption.
A Department of Agriculture specialist notes it's easier to prevent intestinal parasites in pigs than to treat them after infestation. Start sanitation before birth, clean furrowing pens, wash sows, and keep newborns in clean pastures until about four months old.
University of Wisconsin Madison researchers report irradiation with violet rays slightly lowers bacterial count and acidity in milk. Treated milk shows longer refrigeration shelf life due to reduced acidity development, enhancing keeping quality.
The article notes Italy's wheat area this year is less than half of 1983 and that dairy farmers received about one fourth of total U S agricultural income last year. It also cites fewer bearing apple trees in 1930 versus 1920, mentions dolomitic limestone as fertilizer filler, and estimates glass-covered acreage in England boosts wealth by about 1 5 million dollars per 100 acres. It describes milk blood caused by udder vessel rupture from injuries in bedded stalls.
A New York program uses five municipal moving trailers to stage free performances of Uncle Tom's Cabin in public parks. George Junkin and Cleon Throckmorton designed and oversaw the project, with tickets distributed by welfare agencies. Other revivals include The Drunkard and The Black Crook as Bowery and Public Works endeavors expand theater access. The scheme uses unemployed thespians funded by welfare and features a full backstage crew and a 30 by 20 foot stage under canvas dressing tents.
Cadiz Ohio farmer Joe Walker of Green township touts a teaming method using oxen behind mules to speed field work amid a horse shortage. He notes the unusual combination makes for fast teamwork and efficient plowing.
Modrow and his White Leghorn hen boast of an egg measuring 6 inches across the short side and 8 inches along the long side, larger than a Bridgman egg recently laid. He lives in the Woodville district and says the claim is not a boast but a nudge to other poultrymen to test their hens.
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