Dairy Cow Theme Shapes 5th International Show
Glorifying the dairy cow marks the 350th anniversary of her arrival in America as Chicago hosts the 5th International Dairy Show October 9 to 15 with a State Street parade on October 12. Jersey cattle lead National Jersey Show events alongside open-class cattle from across the United States and Canada and a first junior Jersey show drawing youth entrants from Utah and beyond.
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Chicago
Jamestown Colony
America
Virginia
State Street
W. A. Wentworth
Jersey
West Coast
Canada
Utah
Catholic Rural Life Meetings Set Across Michigan This Fall
Rural Life institutes in Michigan October 10 and 11 will feature national experts discussing the rural economy under the National Catholic Rural Life conference based in Des Moines Iowa. Bishop Stephen S Wozinicki leads as national president with broader United States observances this fall focusing on migration labor small rural industry land placement service and family life. The events address migrant agriculture labor small industry credit unions cooperatives and rural youth guidance while noting ample water and feed availability and improving cattle shows featuring Holsteins Guernseys Ayrshires Brown Swiss and Milking Shorthorns.
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Michigan
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Des Moines
Iowa
Stephens. Wozinicki
Saginaw
United States
Isabella County Home Extension Groups Forming
The Home Demonstration Agent reported two new Extension groups forming in Isabella County. Officers for one group are Chairman Mrs Harry Fortino Vice Chairman Mrs Charles Bragdon Secretary-Treasurer Mrs Sam Dionse and Project Leader Mrs Victor Fortino. Second group will elect officers next meeting. Activities include meat cooking lessons led by Anita Dean and Ruth Mellway on October 15 22 and 23 at the Michigan Consolidated Gas Office auditorium 10 am to 3 pm.
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Ruth McIlnay
Harry Fortino
Charles Bragdon
Sam Dionse
Victor Fortino
Andrew Cascarelli
Paul Fortino Sr
Paul Fortino Jr
William Fortino
Franklin McCoy
Dell Boissoueault
Charles Post
George Campbell
James Nichols
Carl Beard
Ray Slack
William Johnson
Oral Miller
O'Conner
Shalley
Home
Anita Dean
Michigan State University
Ruth Mellway
Michigan Consolidated Gas Office
Commodity Groups Back Grange Parity Plan
The National Conference of Commodity Organizations representing about fifty major farm groups endorses the Grange commodity by commodity Domestic Parity program. It aims to raise and stabilize farm income with a self financing approach while reducing government marketing controls and subsidies.
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Grange
National Conference of Commodity Organizations
United States
The
William J. Brake
Michigan
Keep From Between Parked Cars Urges Pedestrian Caution
Careless pedestrians account for many Michigan traffic fatalities. The Automobile Club of Michigan warns that entering the street from between parked cars is the most dangerous action. Even at legal speeds motorists have little chance to stop in time.
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Michigan
Automobile Club of Michigan
Keeping in touch with college students by telephone
The piece urges parents to call their children at college, noting the ease of long distance talks after 6 p.m. and Sundays. It suggests setting a regular calling time, possibly with reverse charges, to enjoy mutual conversation and maintain contact.
Michigan Bell Free Movies and Lectures for Groups
Michigan Bell offers free entertainment options for clubs with films from 10 to 60 minutes and popular demonstrations like Color Comes Calling. Recent Bell Television films Our Mr Sun and Homo the Magnificent are available. Projector rental can be arranged at no charge and details are in the business office.
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Michigan Bell
Bell Telephone
Mr. Sun
Homo the Magnificent
Helping You Keeps Service Smooth at the Telephone Office
A service representative handles calls and visits with courtesy and speed. Her training before customer contact keeps her posted on almost every aspect of telephone service. She is one of the people who make your telephone service good.
Michigan farmers urged to curb corn harvest losses
Michigan State University expert Elmer Rossman warns that mechanical corn harvesters lose about 10 percent of the crop with some losses up to 20 percent. He says operators focus on ear cleanliness, not shelled corn on the ground, and offers tips to reduce losses such as earlier picking, moisture targets, appropriate speeds, proper toll adjustments, and keeping the snout low and aligned with the row.
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Michigan
Elmer Rossman
Michigan State University
Rossman
Keep Track Of Protein In Dairy Ration
Farmers adding urea to dairy cow rations should limit urea to no more than 30 percent of total protein and 3 percent by weight in the grain mix. Urea is not sold directly for livestock feed but is included in ready mix concentrates of 48 and 55 percent protein, which can be economical per pound of protein.
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Don Hillman
Michigan State University
Hillman
Surprise Birthday Party For Linda Smith In Gilmore Grange
Mrs. Frank Coker hosted a surprise birthday party Sunday for Linda Smith with Joy Rowson in attendance. Families and friends, including the Rowsons and various visitors, joined weekend gatherings and club meetings.
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Frank Coker
Linda Smith
Joy Rowson
Paul Brown
Allen Rowson
Diane Denton
Bud French
Alma
Robert Gamble
Baby
Ludington
Wilma Scott
John F. Shilling
Midland
Marjorie’ O'Rourke
Mary Lou Williams
Corine Freeman
Willie Graham
Stuart
Lois Graham
Keith Scott
Flint
Calvin Harvey
Frank Freeman
Sven Aad
Imiyage Rishi
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Isabella County Home Extension News
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Gammnanors
Charlton Wlanne
Vistavision
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Pines Theatre
Houghton Lake
Chet Maher
Mt. Pleasant
Spring
Valley Chemical Co
Gilmore Grange
Crest Loan Association
Eriies Ea Ae It
EVART
Bisquick
Idaho
Ring Bologna
Farmer Peet
Cloverdale
Mary Jane
Hills Bros
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