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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1949
Page
10
Michigan livestock feeders were urged to plan before purchasing cattle. Experts from Michigan State College said to set sale timing and feeding methods in advance, matching cattle type to peak markets and analyzing feed and pasture supports.
Average production of 23,200,000 cows milked on farms in 1948 was about 5,020 pounds.
County Agent P D Gibson announced a statewide effort to distribute red squill rat bait on Friday evening November 4. The non profit one day campaign will supply bait through local distributors in Clare County and across the state to curb infestations before winter. Each pound package sells for 50 cents and is composed of fish meat and red squill powder.
County Agent's Corner notes a new chapter in chemical weed control from Michigan State College. Bob Carlson reports IPC, a 50 percent wettable powder, controls chickweed without injuring berries using 15 pounds per acre in 75 to 100 gallons of water. Apply September to November.
Feeder Day at Michigan State College outlined a marketing plan for grain fed cattle. J G Cash of a Kansas City firm urged grading by season with plain cattle early, light plain cattle mid, and heavy high quality cattle late to prevent competition with grass fed beef.
The Ore Center Gilmore Church of Christ lists worship times with song and devotion at 10:00 and preaching at 10:14, Bible School at 12:15, and a Young People's Meeting at 7:24. The notice covers a wedding in Lansing last Saturday for Mr and Mrs Leon Randall, a George Pitts shower for Mr and Mrs Wayne Pitts, and greetings to the newlyweds. Relatives and guests are noted visiting and attending services at times with neighbors including Hiam Seymour, Leonard Jackson of Temple, and Walter Wood’s dinner guests.
Gilmore Grange invites the community to a Thursday evening October 27 card party at 8 30 with prizes for best and worst looking participants and hot dogs and coffee provided. Families, neighbors and friends frequent the notice with multiple social visits and weekend trips mentioned.
Mrs Ann Rawson and Mrs Imogene Smith of Mr Pleasant along with Mrs Martha Frazer and Mrs Ellen Jacobus of Kalamazoo visited Mr and Mrs Allen Rawson and their daughter Sunday. A group of ladies met at the home of Marjorie Q O Rourke Friday to organize the club with officers Bernice Rawson Chairman Hazel Bauer and Mabel Brasington Recreation Leader Ada Sherman Secretary Treasurer and Gertrude Wood. Fifteen members joined.
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