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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
5
Digestible dairy feeds drive cow milk and efficiency
Expert Clemson College dairy professor B A Goodale explains that what a cow digests matters more than what she eats. He cites studies showing digestion rates differ by feed type, stressing palatability and digestible nutrients. a healthy ration supports about sixteen pounds of digestible nutrients daily to sustain body and produce about 3.5 gallons of milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodale
Clemson College
Mr. Goodale
Heifer Pasture Gain Hinges on Early Grain Supply
L Y Wilson of the University of Minnesota notes two cattle-raising approaches near the Twin Cities. Some heifers are put to pasture with little grain, delaying growth as they seem to improve. Others receive extra grain early in pasture, maintaining daily weight gains and avoiding later shrinkage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Y. Wilson
University Farm
St. Paul
Minn
Twin Cities
Mr. Wilson
Dairy Notes on Cow Feeding and Calf Ration
Dairy notes advise weighing each cow to compare performance. Supplementary feeds such as cottonseed cake or corn aid calf fattening. Ground oats are valuable for bulls. Cottonseed meal is disliked in large amounts due to potential impotency. Variety improves cows’ temperament and production. Government data show about 86 percent as many cattle on feed in the eleven cartibelt states versus last year. Cull potatoes are a valuable dairy ration addition for potato growers with dairy cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartibelt
Milk and corn diet boosts pig gains in Michigan trial
The Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station reports pigs fed corn and separated milk outgained peers on corn and water or corn and skim milk. Milk-fed pigs gained about 221 pounds in five months, while corn and water pigs gained 9.5 pounds. Separated milk proves a strong protein and vitamin source, with milk-fed pigs marketing after five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Rev George Flanagan Mass at 10 A M
Gatholic pastor Rev George Flanagan leads a 10:00 A M Mass. The service details reflect parish duties and morning worship in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatholig
George Flanagan
Congregational Service and Sunday School Schedule
Pastor Rev. H. B. Johnson leads morning worship and sermon at 10 15. Sunday School conducted by Mrs Alex McKinnon as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Johnson
Alex MecKinnon
Church of God or Saints U S Whitehead Pastor
Sunday school starts at 10 with preaching at 11 and Sunday evening service at 7 20 P M Bible study meets Friday evening at W O Thayer home Stingers are welcomed and made to feel at home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God OR Saints
U. S. Whitehead
W. O. Thayer
Magnitude of God's Power of Grace Sermon Text
The church schedules morning worship at 10:00 with a sermon on the Magnitude of God's Power of Grace manifest through faith. Sunday School begins at 11:15 led by Superintendent Miss Mary Gilmore. An adult class meets next Thursday evening at Mrs. D W Osborne’s home. Prayer services are held Wednesdays at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gilmore
D. W. Osborne
Lutheran church notices for Bernthal pastorate
The Lutheran church at 1002 McEwan lists Pastor Leonard C. Bernthal away with Rev Karl Baumann filling pulpit on Sept 20. It notes no Sunday School on Oct 4 and German service at 10:00 am on Oct 4 with Sunday School. English Holy Communion and Sunday School on Oct 18 at 10:00 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard C. Bernthal
McEwan
Karl Baumann
Mt. Pleasant
Bernthal
Local Free Methodists Schedule Daily Services
J A Hanes leads Sunday School at 10:00 a m with class meeting at 11:00 a m and Bible study at 7:00 p m on Sunday. Prayer meeting at J A Allen home Thursday 7:20 p m church service 11:00 a m Gilmore church and 3:00 p m Weidman church also hold preaching services all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Allen
Weidman F. M
Salt for Livestock: Essential for Cattle Health and Milk
Farmers provide salt to prevent salt hunger in cows. Salt supplies chlorine for digestion, supporting milk production and growth. Adequate salt should be available year round, either in grain mix or as rock salt or salt blocks, protected from weather in covered boxes.
Methodist Church Service Notice at Clare
The Church with a Welcome at 107 Hast 7th Street Clare led by Pastor Edward T. Smith holds class at 9:30 a.m. preaching at 10:00 a.m. sermon topic Beginning at Jerusalem. Sunday School at 10:16 a.m. evening sermon 7:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hast 7Th Street
Clare
Edward T. Smith
Jerusalem
Herrick Sunday School and Pastoral Appointment Date
The annual conference closed at Lansing Monday at 3 30 pm. The speaker was appointed pastor at Clare for another year. The message urged members to start this Sunday to improve the year and to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Clare
Care for Sow and Litter Guidance for Early Piglet Rearing
The sow and litter stay in a small pen until five to eight days old, then both receive light exercise. Avoid rich feed to prevent overmilking and rapid fattening that leads to losses. By two weeks, piglet losses should be minimal.
Healthy hogs depend on segregation sanitation and vaccination
Morgan county farmer L B Drury says three principles for healthy hogs are segregation initiation and vaccination. He markets about 1000 head yearly and cites cleanliness sunlight and commercial disinfectant as essential. He emphasizes well fenced, well patrolled fields with portable hog houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Drury
Morgan County
Til
Soto Heep
Hector Reer
Board of Education Proceedings and Expulsion Warning
The September 1925 Board of Education meeting, all members present, approved and paid numerous bills to vendors including Wm Holbrook, Rand McNally, American Book Co and others. A later adjourned session on September 14 1926 noted a resolution to expel any student caught drinking or handling intoxicating liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Wm. Holbrook
T. R. Woodburn Co
Roy McKinnon
Clare Realty Co
Rand McNally & Co
T. E. Compton & Co
Scott Fairman Co
Superior Products Co
Silver Burdette & Co
American Book Co
City of
Clare
HH. A. Anderson
Wyoming plant breeder unveils green yellow orange corn variety
A Wyoming plant breeder develops the “yama” corn hybrid described as green with orange hues. The variety crosses Hubbard squash and yellow banana corn to create a new fruiting cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Wyoming
Exclusive Agency For Hess and Clark Stock Remedies
Exclusive agency notice for Hess and Clark stock remedies at Kirkpatrick's drug store. Details read as a terse public business notice from a historical market page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess and Clark
Kirkpatrick's
Untitled high school baseball recap with late rush
A brief game story notes a close 8 to 7 win with the first man up reaching second, one strikeout, two fouls, and solid fielding by D Roth and A Graham. Several good hits and few errors on both sides marked the tense contest at an Ann Arbor area field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D, Roth
A. Graham
Church of God Service Schedule at Mrs House Home
Mrs Henry House hosts Church of God services with Sunday School at 1 30 p m afternoon service at 2 30 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m All services held at her home Prayer meeting every Tuesday evening Everyone welcome
Farwell Church Activities and Community Notes
Sunday services and Sunday School at the M. B. church with expository sermons on Romans. Revival events, weddings, and visits traced, plus labor day observances, community guests, and local military band performances. Local ministers reassigned during the Lansing conference. various residents noted traveling visits and engagements. Farwell baseball team tied 7–7 with Beal City in a Labor Day game, with D. Liuch and W. Graham delivering strong play.
How to Make Farwell a Better Place to Live
Rev Stratton won first prize for a paper urging Farwell citizens to improve the town. Mrs Hiram Dell won second prize. The piece calls for cleaner streets, safer water, better schools and churches, more employment, enhanced recreation, and stronger adherence to law while promoting charity and civic cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton
Farwell
Hiram Dell
Farwell Heraldprose on Civic Betterment
Fragmentary text praises citizenry and communal welfare, urging strength given to others in weakness. Emphasizes improvement and duty, linking personal improvement with public welfare and communal outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
Auld Lang Syners Banquet Brings Veterans Together
The sixth annual Auld Lang Syné reunion was held at the I C I hall on a September Saturday evening. About eighty were seated for a well arranged menu with a lively program led by Horace Holden of Clio and Mrs Cassie Davison. Auld Lang Syne featured songs, memories, and community singing with guests from Flint Detroit Saginaw Midland Clare and other towns enjoying a social evening and welcome addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auld Lang Syné
I. C
Madge Lamb
Pianio
Rebecca
Cassie Davison
Iweléoime
Horace Holden
Clio
Auld Lang Syne
Frankie Coon
Farwell
Lottie Honeywell
Charlies Stinelcombe
Louis ‘Finch
Old Ball Nine
Lester
Leonard
Hart Holden
C. W. Coon
Ronald Barton
Fannie Reed
L. F. Leonard
A. B. VanLeeven
Midland
J.T. Gardiner
Ryserson Graham
L. Brown
Saginaw
Alba
D. Wy. Rowe
Bigs Rapids
Geo. Graham
Frank White
Marion
James Stinchcombe
Detroit
Local News Gossip from J Hager and Lake George Visit
J Hager recounts onm the sick list. J W Honeywell will spend a few months with son Grayton and family at Gaylord. Mrs C H Bingham spent Wednesday at Lake George as guest of Mrs Wm Arnold. She reports fishing very good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hager
Grayton
White House Orientation and River Front Symmetry
The article notes the White House faces north and, during its construction, was regarded as facing south because the river front holds equal importance to the opposite facade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Bells Cleaning Fluid Ad From Kirkpatrick’s Drug Store
An item notes that Bells Cleaning Fluid removes gum and tar and claims it will not leave a ring. Advertisement appears from Kirkpatrick’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkpatrick’s
Clare Farwell Day at the County Fair
Clare Farwell Day at the County Earr Harrison is scheduled for Thursday September 24. The event highlights community activities and local showcases with plans announced by county organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Farwell
County Earr
Harrison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clare Markets
Clare Hlovatar Co
Clare City Mills
Yeas
Geo, Ft, Goodenough Saeneed Tase
Meats Atc
L. W Jackann
REMIT
Desist & Grown Lumber Co
Clare, Michigan
H. W. Jones
A. P. McDonald
J. A. Hanes
Herrick
the — Board OF Education
Ann Arbor
South
A. Om
North
Pere Marquette
de Audaily
Church OF God
M. E. Church
M. .F. Nash
Pastor
M. F. NASA
Peterson
Sanford
G. W. Maxwell
Sparta
L. M. Whitney
Rosebush
H. T. Smith
Mary Armstrong
Flint
Campbell
Houghton
Echiin
Hersey
Lottie Bruce
Wm. Fisher
Grand Rapids
Relief Corps
M. B
Thos. Clemons
Echlin
Ruth McGoogan
Pearl Parks
Fleury, Co
Crampton
Roscommon
T. E. Fair
Gilmore Band
R. R. King
M. H. Ladies Aid
Sanderson
C. B. Bingham
J. T. Owen
George Davison
Mary Leonard
al. Powell
Frank Babcock
Bertha
Bcore
Our
Battery
D. Liich
Graham
Real City Boys
Rev. Stratton
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