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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1961
Page
4
MSU veterinary specialist Clifford Beck warns feeder lambs face enterotoxemia from heavy grain rations or rich clover pasture. Early signs include nervousness and agitation. prevention relies on gradual diet changes, vaccinations, and veterinary antitoxins when needed.
Michigan State University engineer Robert Maddox notes a late season will push harvest two to three weeks beyond normal due to late planting cool summers and recent frost. He urges early picking and field shelling for farmers with 40 50 acres, detailing drier types and storage guidance to prevent mold and spoilage.
4-H handicraft has evolved from wood to plastics leathercraft ceramics and many crafts. Selecting plans and materials challenges leaders as they balance youth needs and parental expectations, urging leaders to seek diverse plans from magazines and other sources.
Mrs Beulah Bodkins and Elton Robinette of Chesaning visited Colonville as weekend guests of Cecil Pudway. Nearby families joined in Sunday meals at Ernest Town and William Gerow homes with varied relatives from Linden Farwell Clare and Elm Grove.
An October 16, 1961 Sentinel auction report lists cattle categories and price ranges for various lots. Prices show steers, cows, heifers, calves, and bulls with values spanning roughly 11 to 39 dollars per hundred weight, reflecting mixed market demand.
Clare County ASC chairman Flo ren J Pudway explained that payments for retired wheat acreage are not automatic. Farmers must sign up for mandatory and additional voluntary diversions and devote acreage to approved conservation practices to receive payments and potential advances.
Inez Pudway was elected president of the 4-H Parent and Leaders Council at the regular meeting last Wednesday. Avanelle Hildebrant Donna Carr were chosen as vice chair and secretary with Ronald Schunk as treasurer. The council, joined by Kent County, will attend the State Chairman's Conference at Camp Kett on Friday October 13. Clare County participants include Leo Fitzpatrick Leone Dunkle Bettie Marotzke Helena Blackledge and Inez Pudway.
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