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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1921
Page
9
United States Department of Agriculture notes that free range guinea fowls can source a large portion of their food in mild climates, with winter feeding of greens or vegetables as needed. It covers mating habits, flock management, and confinement options including a pen with wing clipping and a roosting shed for winter care.
United States Department of Agriculture specialists praise geese as an efficient grazing stock that utilize waste grain and pasture grasses. They surpass other poultry in fat production and provide steady year round demand beyond holiday use.
A poultryman should learn market demands now to profit from proper marketing. The article stresses studying where and when to dispose of products to gain advantage and maximize profits.
Lake Vick Finch arrives at his house on September 5 with a broad smile. Thos. Maltby Sr. motored to Clare for a Farm Bureau trip, accompanied by Mrs. Maltby and daughter to Farwell. Orla Macon and children visited the McLaws home from Ionia to Monday. Thomas Snow and Joslyn plus daughters camped near Three Lakes after a trip from Ionia. Bert Scott leaves for Ohio to attend the fair and visit relatives. Mrs. Oscar Schermerhorn Sr. dies at home last week. funeral held Sunday at Lake cemetery.
Mrs. Lewis Ott remains very poorly after a slight stroke of paralysis. Mr. Kraus returned to Detroit after two weeks with family. Lawrence Beeker hauled lambs to Clare last Tuesday. The Hilborns visited Weet Brendhd last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Baisiey visited Clare with the Shumways last Sunday. Mrs. Bodi and daughter and Mr. Littie with wives went to Clare last Saturday. Beekers visited Bert Ruttera last Sunday. Dorothy Moyer spent the weekend at home.
Mrs H Sprague of Greenwood spent Wednesday and Thursday with her son OC Sprague. Lou Finch and family from Beatrice visited Elmer Beard’s home. Earl Sprague of Greenwood visited 4 Lambert’s. Chappell of Farwell surveyed at the Kube place Saturday. Sprague family visited Arthur Sprague in Greenwood. Elmer Beard family and Anponastatia Wentworth called on Wm Wentworth of West Grant. Art Rube and wife from Lake George visited his parents. Steve Reeves and Fay called on the Welch home. Margaret Sand spent the weekend at Farwell.
Frank Higgins and family of Houghton Lake spent the weekend with his brother Harry and friends. Mrs. Villa Martin of Ewart visiting Mrs. J Tiedeman. Ray Utley hosted guests including J W Buttera of Sheridan and others. Alma Tiedeman of Lake and J Tiedeman at Ferguson Lake. Grace Davison attended a church meeting in Farwell and visited Mrs J W Moore.
Quote reflects on selfishness as ignoble choosing lower gain over higher, nobler aims. It condemns lingering in sordid contentment and urges pursuit of loftier ends.
The note describes Amy living nearby and a boy naming a bald head sale for 20 cents, a curious remark overheard as he played with friends near the writer’s home. The tone mirrors a local newspaper snippet with informal speech and a brief incident.
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