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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1945
Page
6
Winter cover crops are busy on American farms providing feed for livestock erosion control and moisture retention. Government reports note rapid growth in the South and promise greater fertility for cash crops through legumes and grasses.
A VMA report says farmers can reduce calf losses by understanding key minerals. It cites salt iodine calcium and phosphorus, suggesting iodized salt at 1 percent in grain and free choice iodized salt, plus 1 percent calcium and phosphorus supplements. If 12 pounds daily milk is fed, no calcium or phosphorus is needed.
Harold L Lundquist, a D of the Moody Bible, has a note released by the Western Newspaper Union.
The International Council of Religious Education presents a lesson outline for October 14 with selected scripture texts. It outlines topics and guiding verses used by permission for educational use.
A church lesson stresses parental role in shaping juvenile behavior and fostering Christian living at home. It urges open Bible dialogue, growth in wisdom, and mutual respect between spouses and children, with Christlike love guiding daily家庭 life.
Robert Jones of Lansing and his brother Jack of Greenwood visited the Myers home Sunday. Flora Clendenin of Flint spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schran. Roy Swarts dined with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holford on Monday. William Gagnon and family spent the weekend in Mt. Pleasant visiting Mrs. Gagnon’s mother. Various social calls and absences were reported among local families including Kohn and Gallery households and trips to Saginaw and Lake Ann.
The article explains selecting beef or dairy cattle by breed characteristics temperament capacity and mammary system. It notes the dairy cow should be wedge shaped and the beef cow rectangular with emphasis on market demands and breed records guiding choice.
Wyoming experiment station findings show digestible nutrient yield depends on cutting stage. Alfalfa should be cut at one tenth bloom while timothy and grass hays at full bloom. Leaves hold most nutrients, so harvest should aim to preserve leaves during cutting.
M A Seaton of Kansas State College says pullets mature into efficient layers with parasite free ground green feed and separation from adults. Proper range and feeding cut costs boost livability and returns.
Hastefln Standard Time lists schedules for R. Harter agent No 52 South 10 49 A M and No 51 North 2 30 P M Pere Marquette R W Ryan agent West No 18 32 A M and No 63 59 P M.
Greyhound busses depart from East Sixth Street at 6:25 a.m., 11:31 a.m., 4:45 p.m., 7:30 p.m., and 11:37 p.m. for Detroit via Lansing with connections for Jackson and Chicago. Other routes include St Ignace via Petoskey, with connections to Sault Ste. Marie, Marquette, Calumet and westward, plus services to Saginaw, Flint, Pontiac, Detroit via Bay City, and to Reed City, Scottville, Ludington with Reed City connection to Traverse City.
Daily bus times for Yellow Bus Line serving Saginaw with 1 10 PM and 5 PM departures except Sundays, linking to Flint Pontiac Detroit. connections to Cadillac Manistee Frankfort. Dow Workers Busses run Clare departures at 6 20 AM 2 20 PM and 10 20 PM.
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders creditors to file claims for the estate of Horace Joyner by November 19 1945 at 10 a m at the Harrison Probate Office. The order requires publication once weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel. Judge George Bates presiding.
The Clare council resolves to vacate Cleveland Street in Feighner's Addition between Fourth and Sixth Streets. A hearing is set for October 22, 1945 at 8:00 PM Central War Time in City Hall. Objections must be filed with the council in writing or in person by that deadline.
In Clare County court orders public notice for the estate of John J Rhodes and the matter of Otate Joyner. The 13 October 1945 and 8 October 1945 hearings are set for examining accounts and granting conveyance of real estate under land contract. Public notice required for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel.
The court orders claims against Ronald S. Barton deceased to be presented by November 19, 1945 at 11:00 AM. A copy of the order must be published in the Clare Sentinel prior to the hearing. George Bates serves as the executor.
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