Isabella 4-H News Reports Leaders Meeting and Fall Crop Show
Isabella 4-H notes a clothing leaders meeting at Union Township Hall on Monday October 15 at 8 00 pm for first and second year leaders and prospective leaders. Trophies will be presented by Bob Sweeney for top exhibitors at the Fall Crop Show. The Camp Fund received 118 from Broomfield Little Beavers 4-H club. Fall Achievement Program features include welcome by Earl House council president and elections by Dale Zingery with remarks by Ruth Meelinay B C Mellencamp and Crop Show judges. Doris Kowbilk to speak on her exchange with India. Enrollment continues for Taylor 4-H club.
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Freeman Curtiss
Bark House
Bob Sweeney
Sweeney Seed Company
Broomfield
Little Beavers
Marion Johnson
Jack Houghton
Ruth’ Cook
Lillian Roberts
Earl House
Dale Zingery
Ruth Meelinay
B. C. Mellencamp
Soft Corn Silage Advice For Michigan Farmers
Michigan farmers can store soft corn in silos and make silage by processing ears with husks intact. Spread chopped ears evenly, seal silage, and use building paper or sawdust to exclude air. Frank Gendron of Michigan State University urges gradual introduction to dairy cows to prevent digestive issues.
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Frank Gendron
Michigan State University
Winter program enrollments reach 25 at club
Mrs Vernon Fairchild Mrs Chester Ayris and Mrs Arthur Bensinger oversee 25 members enrolled in Child Care Electrical Handicraft Food Preparation Clothing Fire Prevention and Fur Trapping for the winter program.
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Vernon Fairchild
Chester Ayris
Arthur Bensinger
Clare S.C.S. News Recaps Soil and Water Progress Tour
Carl Starner of the Michigan Farm Bureau visited Clare to review Soil and Water Conservation progress in the Clare Sails Conservation District. Chester Wallace led a farm tour highlighting waterways, pasture improvements, a Christmas tree plantation, tree planting demonstrations, meadow management, and an outdoor silage feed setup using three stacked oil storage tanks.
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Carl Starner
Michigan Farm Bureau
Clare Sails
S.C.D
Chester . Wallace
Carl
Chet
Mr. Wallace
Wallace Farm
New Troopers Begin Expanded Training Program
Fifty of 200 new troopers, authorized in November, start advanced instruction after basic training at Lansing HQ. The April class of 114 began with a six week basic course focusing on police work and traffic patrol.
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Hast Lansing
Michigan Test Stations Set Up To Study Air Pollution
Michigan will receive air sampling stations in Grand Rapids and three other cities to measure pollutants and health effects. Detroit already hosts a station as part of a five year national program by the U S Public Health Service. Samples are mailed to Cincinnati for analysis and results will guide local health actions.
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Michigan Department of Health
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Anchorage
Alaska
Boston
U. S. Public Health Service
Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center
Cincinnati
Wayne University
U. S.canada
Windsor
Oakland
Macomb
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