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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1951
Page
5
Mortimer Shea Jr of Hamilton township leads the Clare County wheat yield contest with 48 bush per acre. Closing date is September 16, 1961. Farmers can win a $25 bond by reporting the highest per acre yield to the Soils Conservation Service at Harrison.
The Dominican Republic is divided into a federal district 18 provinces 66 counties called comunes and 1695 townships or secciones, outlining the nation’s administrative structure.
Clare County Agricultural Agent shares advice on pig weaning, gilt feeding two thirds oats to one third corn, mineral supplements, and pasture for growth. Warns about silo gas from interrupted fillings and recommends running filler before entry. Notes ample pine seedling supply this fall from Conservation and State Forestry, urges prompt ordering and variety guidance at the County Agent's office.
Michigan State College reports pine sawflies have hatched and feed on Jugbo Scots Red and Jack pines. Green brown one inch larvae in heavy numbers can defoliate small trees within hours. Extension forester Lester Bell says control via foliage spray of 3 lb 60 percent wettable DDT and 4 lb lead arsenate per 100 gallons, or 5 percent DDT dust for small trees.
At the Isabella County Youth and Farm Fair extension 4 H groups showcased eight Home Economics exhibits. County Line won first for children's clothing education, Rosebush placed second with middle aged foods, East Lincoln took third with family budgeting, and other booths highlighted crafts, clothing and attitudes. Two extension members, Mrs. Cecil Robinson and Mrs. Lester Fike, won National Cake Baking Contests prizes.
The county notes a tight supply of young pines and urges immediate orders. The college nursery offers red pine seedlings $6 per thousand and transplants $12, Jack pine $4 per thousand, white pine seedlings $5, Scots pine and Douglas fir $6 per thousand, Multiflora Rose $13 per thousand. State Department of Conservation stock mirrors prices with white pine transplants $12. Order now to avoid stockouts and secure fall or spring delivery.
The Hessian Fly date for Isabella county is September 11 and sowing after this date is safer. If falls warm the fly may linger. delaying a week may help. Fly overwinter as larvae and spring maggots become flies. fertilize and rotate crops to reduce damage.
Mr and Mrs Tom Fall Sr returned Tuesday from a vacation trip in Pennsylvania and New York. Mrs Lottie Philips and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Spaulding visited the Reed home in Mt Pleasant. Judith Ann Methn er spent a week with grandmother Elsie Methnter. Derry Dunn Herman Dunn and Doreen spent Labor Day weekend sightseeing at Niagara Falls. Carolyne Myers and Virginia Alger visited Aaron Prout. Willis Dunn and Floyd Thompson attended a Lansing wedding anniversary reception Tuesday night. Karl Quderkirk and Donnabelle visited Frank Riggle in Winn. Rev Willis Dunn attends a pastor’s school in Albion Tuesday through Friday.
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