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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1943
Page
7
Farmers consider fall and winter cover crops to protect naked soil from moisture and nutrient loss in Michigan winters. Disking without erosion risk and rye or winter barley are options to improve fertility and future yields, with rye offering late sowing and quick spring growth.
The Clare-Isabella County D H L A reports 26 herds on test totaling 385 cows with 14.3 percent dry. Average 69.4 pounds milk and 26 pounds butterfat per cow. High producers include A D MacRae Jersey 1423 milk 81.1 fat, Mt Pleasant School two cows 1779 and 1872 milk with 64.0 and 61.8 fat. Otis Tripp Holsteins 1953 and 1736 milk with 62.5 and 59.0 fat. Glen Gothup eight Jerseys 350.7 fat and 7249 milk. MacRae 15979.5 fat and 12634 milk overall. Other notes mention Jersey Cattle Club ties and tester LeRoy Zook.
A brief note argues that commonality is underestimated and urges broader recognition of frequent patterns. It highlights perceived gaps in social or economic standing and calls for more inclusive approaches to identifying what is ordinary.
The report lists Mt. Pleasant Home and Training School with 46 Holstein cows yielding 62142 pounds milk and 1635.8 pounds butterfat as top herd, followed by Chester Brown with 27 cows producing 24254 pounds milk and 739.0 pounds butterfat. Grain feed remains a serious issue for many farmers while roughage stays plentiful and dairy experts from Michigan State College offer potential ration guidance.
WKAR AM 870 in Michigan State College lists Farm Forum weekly on Mondays at 1:00 pm featuring staff opinions on wartime farm issues. The schedule covers daily news and farm programming from September 10 to September 15 1943, with related segments from Michigan State Farm Bureau and Department of Agriculture.
The Windover Lake column notes the Harris family shopped and visited relatives including Mrs. Harris' sister. Clarence Ranes joined other locals for the Farwell homecoming. East Lansing Floyd Ferguson family spent days at their cottage here. Guests included Mrs. Bert Miller and Mrs. George DeMoss from Battle Creek. Willis Lee visited Albert Harris's home on the Achard Ranch. Boss Goodrich returned from work near Battle Creek. Miss Wsther Harris came home from Harrison for the Farwell celebration.
Rev E E Redman leads Sunday School at 1 30 pm with Kenneth Cowles as superintendent. Sunday service follows at 3 30 pm on the theme How a Poor Man Became Great with special music. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Sterling Curtiss and families.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Purvis and Mrs Verne Braden and Mrs R B Howard were Clare shoppers Friday. Mr and Mrs Joe Stone of Detroit spent the weekend at their cottage. Owosso residents and others spent the holiday weekend at their cottages including Mr and Mrs Ted Rice Paul Welch and others. Lieu Sabin and Whitfield of Lansing enjoyed the weekend at their cottage. Hiverett Cripps and family of Flint also spent the weekend at their cottage.
Donald Maleomagon arrived home from California where he was stationed with the Army. The Norman family held their fifth annual reunion at Arnold Lake with 57 attendees, a chicken dinner, a group photo, births noted, and several members in service. Local visits include the Harper, Bailey, Carey, and Norman families withDetroit and Beaverton connections. Mrs. Henry Norman served as secretary.
Lorraine and Sandra Schultz were honored at a Friday birthday dinner with a three tiered cake and gifts arriving by mail. Guests included Hannah Wildman, Gordon McIntosh and Elva Lee, Kittie McIntosh, Mamie Chappell, and many other area residents.
Mrs A H White and Mr Gordon McIntosh with Mr and Mrs John Schultz spent the Long Lake Lattor Day holidays at the Beam cottage accompanying parents and relatives.
Temple Mr and Marg, Blaine Watters and children visited his brother Lloyd Watters in Porter. Frank Burns Marion shopper. Roy Myers and Norman spent Sunday at Morrestown. Thurman Swarts attended Farwell homecoming. School opened with teachers Mrs Blackledge Mrs Colling and bus drivers Mr Bellville Mr Schram. Clippings from Simcoe Reformer April 1897 mention Osceola county roads and schools near Marion.
A report states that vitamin A may be highly useful in treating high blood pressure alongside vitamin B. The finding suggests a potential role for vitamin A in managing hypertension.
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