Farm Building and Remodeling Plans Conference Topics
County agents from district four met at the Harrison court house to discuss farm building and remodeling plans and problems. Michigan Extension staff and home economics specialists led talks on costs and safety, with demonstrations using cutouts to aid remodeling plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Harrison
Iesday
George Amundson
Arthur Bell
Fred Roth
William Wallen
Agricultural Engineering Extension Staff
Michigan
State College
Miss Mar
Garet Harris
Olivia Myers
Mr. Amundson
Mr. Roth
Miss Harris
Miss Myers
R. J. Baldwin
Eextension
Karl Knaus
North Central States
Geo. Farrell
Agricultural Engineering Cent
Michigan State College
Parsonage Visits and Congregational News in Eagle
Monday evening visitors at the parsonage included Mr and Mrs Sanford Mott Mr and Mrs Frank Rilett Herman Rank and Walter Kleiner Rev M R Honderich accompanied Rev Cy Gail of Pinconning to Toledo for a ministerial conference returning Thursday. Several members visited Harrison Gladwin and Elm Grove with families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Mott
Frank Rilett
Herman Rank
Walter Kleiner
M. R. Honderich
Cy Gail
Pinconning
Toledo
Geo. Doerr
Harrison
Burton Bay
Ethard Walters
Baby
Glen Bay
Lizette
Weber
M. R. Honnerich
Mack Leeth
Robert Kleiner
Alton David
Julia. Hutchinson
Norman Hutchinson
Elm Grove
Julia Hutchinson
R. A. Carr
Kleiners and kin share Sunday picnic and visits
Mr and Mrs Robert Kleiner Ruth Ann and Mr and Mrs Henry Kleiner with granddaughter Faye Ann enjoyed a picnic dinner amid nature Sunday afternoon. Mrs Lizette Weber attended mission services at Clare Sunday and was a dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Paul Nass. Mr and Mrs Frank Barton spent Sunday at the Lowell Penrose home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kleiner
Ruth Ann
Henry Kleiner
Faye Ann
Lizette Weber
Clare
Paul Nass
Frank Barton
Lowell Penrose
County Agent Urges Farm Safety and Feed Planning
Michigan State College experts Fred Roth and Karl Wright discuss eliminating farm hazards and managing feed. Tips include storing gasoline safely, inspecting hazards around the homestead, and balancing rations as feed supplies tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Roth
Michigan State College
Night culling tips for a healthy laying flock
Extension poultryman J. M. Moore advises regular culling. Night checks by flashlight reveal low producers with pale, shrinking combs. Signs include a yellow bill, abdomen issues, and pelvic gap of three fingers. separate culled birds for a few days and recheck to confirm judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Moore
Michigan State College
Grain fumigation woes hit Michigan farms report says
Ray L. Jones of Michigan State College reports weevils and bran beetles infestations on mid humidity Michigan farms. The entomologist notes storage pests threaten grain crops and calls for improved fumigation practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midity
Michigan
Ray L. Jones
Michigan State Colleza
Grain stored in damp bins infested by insects and fumigation advised
The article warns damp grain increases infestation and urges venting drying and cooling as first steps. It recommends fumigation with three parts ethylene dichloride to one part carbon tetrachloride at five gallons per 1000 bushels, warns of poison and to avoid mixing DDT. It advises tight bins and tarpaulins, and notes mildew requires rapid ventilation to lower moisture and temperature per expert John Vaughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vaughn
Michigan State College Extension
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My Lee
the Wolverine Stock Yards Co
St Johns-Clare-Gladwin-Gaylord-Marion-Lapeer
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Don Luce
Farwell, Mich