Leader Training on Food Fraud Facts At Keeler Union
Seven leaders attended a Leader Training Meeting at the Keeler Union led by Roberta Hershey Foods and Nutrition Specialist. The session covered identifying fraudulent food claims and nutrition when evaluating products grown on depleted soil and the digestibility of fats. Over forty questions were answered addressing common food queries and extending extension programs to Stevenson Lake area participants.
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Keeler Union
Roberta’ Hersey
Miss Hershey
Hot Sandwich Tips and Colorful Vegetables for Quick Meals
The article shares simple hot sandwich ideas such as corned beef with cheese and tomato, and brown and serve options with ham or tuna salad. It emphasizes serving with relishes and coffee, plus outlooks on keeping vegetables vibrant by avoiding overcook. It explains carotene in carrots and chlorophyll changes in green vegetables, and offers cooking tips to preserve color and nutrients.
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Session To Train Leaders In Home Economics
Clare county Home Economics groups sponsor a training session led by Miss Green from Michigan State College on buying ready made dresses. Leaders will meet at the Harrison courthouse Friday November 5 at 10 00 am to discuss dress selection fit color wear and fabric care. Contact the Extension Office for more information. New developments in dry powder dispensers and sprays are noted.
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Mary Lou Maller County
Clare
Miss Green
Michigan State College
Court House
Harrison
Bevels Father Than You Think Cookie Recipe Preview
Recipe directions describe a cookie dough with brown sugar butter egg sour milk bread flour cinnamon cloves soda raisins and nuts. The method: cream butter and sugar beat in egg add flour gradually then remaining ingredients mix and bake drop batter on greased sheets at 375 degrees for about 15 minutes.
Agriculture Commission Officers Elected in Michigan
The Michigan Commission of Agriculture met in Escanaba to elect leaders. William A. Anderson of Benton Harbor became chairman, replacing C. B. Smith of Williamston who remains on the commission. Ray T. Anderson of Mesick was named vice president and Arthur J. Hannah of Grand Rapids was re elected secretary. Other members include Robert J. Debelak of Trenary and Smith, with six year terms and a required Upper Peninsula representative.
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Michigan Commission of Agriculture
Wscanaba
William A. Anderson
Benton Harbor
C. B. Smith
Williamston
Ray T. Anderson
Potatoe
Mesick
Arthur J. Hannah
Grand Rapids Hatcheryman
Flavist
Michigan Plans Stepped-Up Bangs Disease Eradication
Michigan will receive a portion of $10 million in federal funds for a stepped up brucellosis eradication program for cattle. The Bangs disease advisory committee, led by Brion Smith of Caledonia, meets at Michigan State College on November 3 to recommend spending of the increased appropriations.
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Michigan
George McIntyre
Michigan Department of Agriculture
Michigan State College
Brion Smith
Caledonia
Civil Service Exam Announced for Veterinarian Trainee Astronomer
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open examinations for Veterinarian Trainee with a $3,410 annual salary, and Astronomer with a $4,205 to $8,360 range, plus an Ocean Transportation Specialist at $4,208 to $10,800. Applications close November 2, 1954 for the Veterinarian Trainee. other exams open with notices forthcoming. Details available at post offices or the commission in Washington, D.C.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Washington
U.S. Civil Service Commission
D. C
FFA Grant Expands Dairying Start for Boys
The TRA receiver Brant from the National Foundation funds up to 375 dollars with no interest to help boys begin dairying. The money is repaid from project income and recycles to another boy. This summer Charles Ruby bought four cows with help from the program and must meet rules on tagging, records, debt repayment, and sire quality.
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TRA
Brant
National Test Foundation
Charles Ruby
Support On Wool Outlined Michigan
Michigan sheepmen will receive about 62 cents per pound for wool shorn after January 1 as a direct government payment. Agricultural economist Arthur Mauch explains the subsidy equals the gap between the U.S. average price and 62 cents per pound, with total payments capped at 70 percent of wool import tariff receipts and final amounts pending 1956 details.
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Michigan
Arthur Mauch
U.S
Mauch
Steers Offered by Michigan Livestock Exchange for 4-H Members
Michigan Livestock Exchange will offer five Jous of steers to 4-H club members at Louis Yards on Saturday October 30. Auction begins 1 40 PM with steers priced from 23 to 34 cents per pound. Northern Michigan sellers report club animals averaging 24 1/2 cents per pound this year. Isabella County club members urged to attend as winter enrollments come in from Taylor Balland Wise Garnard Clubs and leaders.
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Michigan Livestock Exchange
Louis Yards
Northern Michigan
Isabella Counties Club
Taylor, Balland, Wise and Garnard Clube
Taylor Cig Bfe
Llat Fe Baam Fairchild
Marilyn Faireniig
David John
Harley Ayris
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Isabella Methner
Eula Barager
Daisy
Methner
Kathryn Fike
Dalé Fike
Wise Club
Roland Club
Milford “Crowley
Kenneth Gifford
Henry Wyant
Harold Guy
Joanne Gifford
Kim Crowley
Ganford City
Lloyd Lynch
Dares Cruz
George Kniffen
Charles Barrett
Cecil “Emory
Thelma ‘Arm
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