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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1944
Page
12
Dairy experts report milk output falls up to 25 percent from May June levels due to hot dry weather. Extension services advise pasture management, emergency forage crops, grain supplementation, clipping, liming, and rest for dry cows to maintain production next season.
Michigan cattle feeders with surplus feed can profit by buying feeder cattle and feeding them to heavier weights before finishing. Experts urge checking feed prospects and monitor slaughter steer prices by grade. Prices for Michigan cattle are currently lower than range-state equivalents, with drought in mind.
Local column reports visits among Port Clinton residents including Elvin Budd and Merlin Budd. Chet Pickering spent three weeks in Frankfort visiting relatives and returned home. Red Cross seeks volunteers for September 7 with a pot luck lunch led by Mrs Hudson Jones. School bells ring as Miss Keith teaches at the Doty school and residents plan more canning of blackberries and shell beans.
Michigan State college hosts a meeting of the Michigan Cattle Feeders Association in Room 206 Horticultural Building on Thursday September 7 at 8 00 p m to discuss feeding practices and the continuance of price ceiling programs. A folder titled Grades of Feeder and Slaughter Steers by G A Branaman and D H Stark is distributed by the Extension Service. copies available at the county agricultural agent office.
Howard L Krause pastor leads song service devotion at ten. Communion and preaching follow. Bible school at eleven. Evening worship at eight. Choir practice Fridays at eight thirty led by Mrs Wm Philipps. Mr and Mrs Guy Perry hosted dining guests. others visited local families and patients over the weekend.
The Dover school will begin Tuesday September fifth with Mrs. Belle Deller as teacher. Visitors at the Everette Allen home included Mrs. Jim Thompson of Flint Staff Sgt Kenneth Mizer of Pontiac and Miss Rena La Voye of Clare.
Henry Warner Jr and Clarence Armentrout trapped a young rattler in Bear swamp on Saturday. The snake was very vicious and fought when restrained. Gertrude Hess assisted at the Clarence Armentrout home last week. Brewer School, with Dorothy Heuschele teaching, and Carrow School, with Iva Strouse in charge, began the new year Monday morning.
Mrs Pete Hanes and Mr Pleasant visit Delmar Allen home. Sanford Mott and granddaughter Nellie stop by Thursday. Vane Mickle calls at Delmar Allen. Pete Hanes Dale Montney Hyerette Allen work on homes with white paint.
Charles Goodrich of Winterfield died at his home Saturday morning. Sympathy is extended to his family. Remarks note local activities as several girls work at the McBain deanery. Dorothy VanderWonde and siblings visited their brother and wife Mr and Mrs Segis VanderWonde of McBain. Edith Davis attended a Kibby home supper for Mrs Betty Kibby's birthday. Virgil Blackledge shopped in Cadillac Saturday.
Mrs John Mann Archbold and Chas Ruby of Clare visited at the Wm Hileman home. Alma Brockway Lake Orion and Nellie Van Blarcom Pontiac visited the Howard Brockway home. Jerry Giers wounded, War Department word to Emil and Mrs Giers. Strauss and Mrs White returned to Chicago after a visit at Seb Plannes home. Floyd Squires family West Grant visited parental home. Rain Monday welcomed. School activities strong this week.
Pratt School will open on Tuesday September 5 with Miss Opal MacGilvery as teacher. Various local residents including Mrs Paul Nass and the Walters families visited, hosted dinners, and attended gatherings across the week. A note wishes a speedy recovery to a local individual referenced in the text.
The first session of Canada's Parliament opened in Kingston Ontario in 1841 marking the establishment of parliamentary governance in the province. The event reflects early constitutional development and the formation of a formal legislative body in the Canadian colony.
A new all in one rice combine lets growers harvest and thresh while the crop is wet. Traditional method dries rice in the sun before threshing. The innovation saves about 15 dollars per acre in manpower for shocking and hauling the rice.
Experimental results at the Illinois agricultural experiment station show the main goal of corn farming is weed destruction. Cultivating weed free corn to conserve moisture by soil mulching only raises costs, and yields are reduced with excessive cultivation.
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