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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1953
Page
4
Michigan State College specialists advise harvesting corn early morning selecting fully filled ears for best flavor and freezing within two to three hours. Blanch four to eight minutes depending on method then cool and package in dry packs. For peaches harvest at firm ripe stage, peel pit and slice into 50 percent syrup with ascorbic acid to prevent browning.
Mr and Mrs Albert Myers and family and others spent Sunday at the Howard Myers home. Mrs Mary Morrison visited her daughter and husband at Mt Pleasant. Several families from nearby towns shared Sunday evenings at multiple homes including the Hutchinsons and the Lees cabin near Oscoda. Guests at Earl Hendersons included the Jenson family and others from Greenville Salem Novi. Carl McDonald and Walter Fettig Jr. made a trip to Saginaw for school.
The Colleano jugglers, praised for poetic precision, headline the Clare County Free Fair acts. The four siblings from a renowned juggling family will perform from September 15 to 19, showcasing split second timing and grace. The Colleanos have appeared widely and are noted for high quality entertainment.
Clare County farm planner notes annual northeast peninsula soil conservation meeting at Cornwell Ranch hosted by Mr and Mrs Carter. Items include ten tillage plots and pine seed beds, plus a lunch by Brown Church ladies. Also a vo ag teachers meeting for four county land judging contest at US10 and M-66 with Clare county participants.
Isabella Soil Conservation District reports expanded cooperators projects across Midland Clare Gladwin and Isabella counties. Tasks include soil erosion strips layout waterway construction and land leveling demonstrations to improve pasture crops and drainage.
The document notes planning for an event labeled Operation Deep Guilty on September 11 with final preparations. It mentions Harold Howard and an irrigation pump to speed pond drying, a pond construction deadline before September, and timing to ensure defying operations return at least ten days prior. It also references spraying rain on pickles and a request to avoid rain until the pond is dug.
Michigan's vegetable industry has grown from a local market venture to a thriving export business. With ideal summers, fertile soils, and ample water, growers now ship onions, celery, corn, cantaloupes, beans, carrots, cucumbers, cauliflower, eggplant, peppers and more to 14 out of state markets including New Orleans New York Birmingham Atlanta and Chicago. Extension expert J W Rose notes further expansion opportunities as specialists aid in grades packs and containers for long distance shipping.
The conservation department offers about fourteen million seedling and transplant trees from three state nurseries for fall forest planting erosion control and windbreak use. Not for ornamental planting or root-attached resale. Pines including red white jack and Scotch and some white bráce. prices 5 to 8 dollars per thousand seedlings and 15 to 18 dollars per transplant. Details and order forms from the forestry division in Lansing.
A concise call to cherish liberty and sovereignty, urging vigilance to protect freedoms and independence as essential national treasures.
The article notes a shift in farming from family labor to larger scale operations and buying supplies. It highlights cheaper options for some farmers and the rise of specialized knowledge in potato digging, culture, and harvest to boost yields, with larger acreage operators needing advanced skills.
A long list of guests and relatives visited the Greenwood Grange area over a weekend and weekdays. Names include Daisy Bringold Eunice Wat Lyle and family Ruth Kipp and Marion, Max Stanley, Mrs Lloyd Sprague, the Bet Schofflers, and many more from nearby towns and states.
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