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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1960

Page

4

No Reason To Fear Bats

Charles Shick of Michigan State University answers bat questions and offers practical control tips. He advises encouraging roosting away from buildings, sealing cracks with caulk or screen, and plugging holes in the evening after bats exit to feed. He notes bats are harmless insect eaters and use echolocation to navigate.

Charles Shick Michigan State University Shick

Dover Home Extension Club Outing and County Fair Premiums

The Dover Home Extension Club held an outdoor cookery lesson at Mrs. Shelley Burton’s Clare home. They prepared a fruit tray with peaches plums grapes apples and bananas and a relish tray with carrots green onions cucumbers tomatoes green pepper and parsley. Premium checks totaling 3150.25 were mailed to Clare County Fair exhibitors with open class payments 2021.50 to 100 exhibitors and 1128.75 to 4 167 exhibitors.

Dover Home Extension Dover Home Extension Club Shelley Burton Clare Dover

Isabella County ASC Seeks County Office Manager

The Isabella County ASC Committee invites applications for the County Office Manager position with an annual salary of 6450 dollars. Applications must be filed by September 12, 1960 at 4 30 p m. at the Isabella County ASC office Myers Building Mt Pleasant Michigan. Minimum qualifications include a high school diploma and two years agricultural experience including two years in operational programs. Higher education may substitute for experience and applicants must be familiar with farm problems and show managerial ability.

Isabella County ASC Isabella County Asc Myers Building Mt. Pleasant Mich

Classifieds: Selling or Trading Advice

The Sentinel Classifieds highlight practical tips for selling or trading items effectively. Focus on clear descriptions, honest pricing, and prompt communication to attract buyers and complete transactions smoothly.

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Field Day Showcases Potato Progress At MSU Lake City

A field day on September 15 at the Michigan State University branch agricultural experiment station in Lake City will feature potato research. Tour stops from experimental plots cover disease and insect control, breeding, fertility, irrigation, seedlings, spacing, sprout inhibition, soil aeration, and variety work for yield and disease resistance.

Lake City Experiment Station MSU Hast Lansing Frank Merriman MSU Board of Trustees Deckerville Cook Payne Michigan State University Branch Agricultural Experiment Station Lake City

Scholarships For 4-H Members Hit $9600 in Awards

Eight scholarships totaling 9600 will be awarded to 4-H Club members this fall. Two home economics awards of 800 each, four forestry awards of 1600 each, and two agronomy related awards of 800 each come from Sunbeam Corp and California Spray Chemical Corp with support from the National 4-H Service Committee. Applicants must be present or former 4-H members with strong scholastic records and apply through state 4-H offices. Winners will be announced at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago the last week of November.

National 4H Service Committee Chicago Extension Service Sunbeam Corporation California Spray Chemical Corporation Richmond Orisenior Homelite Division of Textron, Inc Port Chester New York Rourity Cooperative Extension

Michigan feeder cattle push grows as MSU studies lowing costs

Isabella County farm news notes DHIA high cow butterfat totals with William Block and Sons leading at 100 lbs fat and Arnold House Leonard Parker close behind. It reports a trend to slaughter feeder cattle in Michigan with additional sales planned across St Louis Michigan stockyards and various towns, plus MSU field day Sept 8 detailing corn tests and short hybrids. Proceeds from a Sept 11 All you can eat Bar-B-Q by Isabella County Livestock Producers support county youth programs.

DHIA Charles Cutler No. 2 Dairy Herd Improvement Association William Block and Sons Arnold House Leonard Parker Wm. Block Ron Ervin Robert Clark Marion Johnson Wm. Block Had Cows Producing 81 Lbs. of Fat; Leonard Parker James McDonald Harold Brooks Ed Schafer Murphy Brothers Michigan Donald Stark Michigan State University Michigan Livestock Exchange St. Louis Bruce Crossing Ontonogan County Escanaba Gaylord Baldwin Alpena West Branch Stark MSU East Lansing Isabella County Livestock Producers Ewart Bowerman Lonnié Lattimer Wise Fairgrounds The Livestock Producers Association Milt Brown Theicglinty

Minimum tillage boosts yields and saves soil at MSU

Michigan State University extension expert Russell G. Hill cites University of Illinois data showing wheel track planting yields 76 bushels per acre vs 69 with conventional tillage on a 5 percent slope. Soil erosion and runoff also drop markedly with wheel-track plots.

Russell G. Hill Michigan State University Hill University of Illinois MSU Robert Thay

Also Mentioned on This Page

Richard Schroeder Clare County Kenneth Sweedy Norleen Ackerman Edward A. Poole Isabella Ruth McKinay Harry Densmore the County Agents’ Desk Isabella Asc Peck Peter Gregory Peck American Dairy Association OF Michigan Michigan Department of Agriculture Cooperating Greer Auto Sales N. McEwan St Isabella Farm News Leonard Rash Welivaty Serviewnie
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