County Agent Notes on Crops and Sheep Worms
Rain boosts crops and internal parasites in sheep. Lambs show sudden symptoms while older sheep remain thin but live. Nodular worms seen and treated. Black leaf 40 and blue vitrol best for worm control. Turkey meeting drew 300 growers from 35 counties and two states at Lake City on August 26. Growers not receiving the college letter can join by sending name. Marl and lime apply now for next spring alfalfa stand. marl cheaper and often better than lime. Grant Township has rich marl beds and neighborhood action helps results. Don’t delay, marl, martl.
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Lake City
Clare County
Grant Township
Bald Rock Wheat Released by Michigan Crop Improvement
The College Crops Department announces Bald Rock, a new wheat variety developed over about ten years with cuting-edge potential for Michigan farmers. Seek growers with stock, noting the Hes sian fly safety date of September 12 for the county.
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Michigan Crop Improvement Association
College Crops Department
Michigan
Winterfield Social Notes and Local Travels
Mrs Dunbar and daughter visited Mrs Peter Cook Saturday. Mrs Martin Keehn and Marion visitors stayed with sister Mrs F Davis. School started at Austa with Miss Florence Vanderwoude as teacher. Taxpayers seek road work near Harrison. Mrs Fred Madendorf returned after Marion visit. Misses Dorothy Cutler Anna Gaskil Helena Vanderwoude Edith Davis and Joe Madendorp attend school in Marion riding with Lewis Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Peter Cook
Martin Keehn
Marion
F. Davis
Austa
Florence Vanderwoude
McBain
Harrison
Fred Madendorf
Dorothy Cutler
Anna Gaskil
Helena Vanderwoude
Edith Davis
Joe Madendorp
Lewis Long
Modersville Visit and Lake Weekend Outing
Mr Madindorp of Modersville visited his son Fred on Saturday. The Edd Cutter family spent the weekend at Bertha Lake.
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Madindorp
Modersville
Fred
Edd Cutter
Bertha Lake
Labor Day well attended in Hinkville community
The Hinkville Labor Day celebration drew nearly every home on the community. Various visitors from Grand Rapids Alma Detroit Owosso Lansing and other towns were noted visiting relatives and friends over the weekend.
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Farwell
John McKenzie
Grand Rapids
Minerva Rockwood
Alma
C. BE. Wilson
Detroit
Sadie Connor
Wm. Hawkins
John Sherman
Owosso
Jas
Chas
Willis Whitney
Lansing
A. Purdy
Frank Heighner
Midland
Elien Boody
Clare
A. Oliver
F. Hinkle
H. T. H. Club
Hains
Bruce Gingery
Wm. Frost
Gladwin
Harold Purvis
Donald Purvis
Carland
Bellinger
Clifford Malosh
Lake
Jay Bellinger
Gilmore
Jack Trader Wer
Hom
A. J. Bellinger
Earl Owens
Mile Myers
Visit Notes From Vision-Monday Social Roundup
Parywell and Mrs Vern Moline hosted as weekend guests their son Harold and family from Sparta with Martha Moline in Lansing. Mr and Mrs John Sherman, Mrs Jas Sherman and Beulah Burck traveled north of Gladwin Wednesday to visit former neighbor Myrtle Kraatz.
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Parywell
Vern Moline
Harold and Family
Sparta
Martha Moline
Lansing
John Sherman
Jas, Sherman
Beulah Burck
Gladwin
Myrtle Kraatz
No Pay- Doctor Bill Sparks Sharply Worded Reply
A physician billed a man who sought medical advice, but the man replied he owed nothing since he did not receive the medicines or follow the diet recommended. The exchange highlights disputes over charges for remote or unsupplied medical guidance.
NAAMES for Prosecutor Ady Runs With Experience
An older candidate named Naames, described as more experienced and married, launches a political ad campaign for prosecutor. The statement implies a focus on experience and personal stability to appeal to voters.
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Naames
Pol
Ady
Dont Be Too Modest About Your Personal News
A playful prompt urges readers to share lively notes about themselves and their families to help publish a more engaging local paper. It highlights community interest and friendly pride in everyday achievements.
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Clare County Brocker-for-Governor
Bracker
Deo
Wilber Brucker
U. S
Highlands
Brucker
Winterfield
Mickie
Office OF Sheriff
Harrison, Michigan
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