Sheep Breeders Plan October 7 Meet at State College
The Michigan purebred Sheep Breeders Association suspends the Ram Truck tour and will assemble rams for inspection and sale at Michigan State College on October 1. Farmers may mail orders to Extension Livestock specialist Graydon Blank with breed age and ram price details.
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State College
Michigan Purebred Sheep Breeders Association
Michigan State College
Michigan
Reading
Graydon Blank
Ferocious Antarctic Grampus Killers Attack Prey in Packs
The grampus a fierce dolphin relative sometimes called killers hunts in packs. They attack fishes seals porpoises and even whales and even break ice to throw prey into the water for the kill.
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Antarctic
Soil treatment boosts wheat yield in field crops
Of all common field crops, wheat responds most consistently to soil treatment. Proper practice improves nutrient availability and enhances growth, supporting healthier stands and higher yields.
Rural gatherings commemorating kin in Michigan towns
Rural families hosted relatives and cousins over the weekend. Jesse Lee and the Albert Lee family entertained a cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Zene Palmer of Big Rapids. Mrs. Cecil Gafiney visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Struble. Louis Albertson hosted his brother and his wife from Bay City. Floyd Oberlin and family visited Albert Lee’s household. Jerry Anderson of Barryton spent Sunday with Elgin Hickok's family.
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Jesse Lee
Albert Lee
Zene Palmer
Big Rapids
Cecil Gafiney
Oscar Struble
Louis Albertson
Wm. Albertson
Bay City
Floyd Oberlin
Jesse. Lee
Jerry Anderson
Barryton
Elgin Hickok
Insect Life Cycle of Cattle Grubs and Heel Flies
The article explains the annual cycle of cattle grubs and heel flies from spring eggs laid in hair to maggots in muscle tissues, their emergence as flies, and the resulting damage and losses. It notes a $100,000,000 impact and recommends control methods using rotenone dust or spray solutions and commercial preparations.
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W. J. Dryden
USDA
Hamilton Center Community Activities and Move to Clare
In Hamilton Center Mr and Mrs Everett McLain and two daughters visit Ida Price and Elroy on Sunday morning. Edd Dady loses a horse last week. Lawrence Mayhew plans an livestock and farm tools sale as he and Mrs Mayhew move to Clare.
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Everett McLain
Lansing
Sam McLain
Wincle
Ida Price
Elroy
Edd
Art Fisch
Robi. Fisch
Lawrence Mayhew
Mary Brunni
Donnie McGuire
Edd Dady
Betty Auer
School For the Blind
Ita Price
Belvoy
Sarah Mitchell
Jack McGuire
Vanderbilt
Clare
Eagle missionary service at church Sunday evening
Special missionary services will be held at the church Sunday evening at 300 o'clock with Rev. Honderich delivering the message and special singing by the choir and school. A free will offering will be taken. Everyone welcome.
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Honderich
Alfred Roe
Elk Lake
Bates
Mayme Bunyan
Hugh Ren
Norman Hutchinson
Hutchinsons
Orville Bates
Lisette Weber
Paul Nass
Clare
Frank Barton
Chas. Merrill
Brd. Merrill
Morris
Glen Poet
Hardwood
Walter Kleiner
Diana Lynn
Mack Leeth
Community Socials and Visits Across Andersonville Area
Social calls filled the Andersonville area as families visited relatives in Clare Barryton Cadillac Mt. Pleasant and Coleman. Notable events include a two week Kansas vacation by the McCluskeys and a friendly chicken dinner at Roy Methner’s with numerous local guests. The Meeta White club finished binding a quilt and plans a September gathering in Coleman for four more quilts.
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Tom Ramey
Tom Bolen
Clare
Warren Haring
Sue
Jay Haring
Myr
Henry Tice
Barryton
John Tice
Rhea Ann Acker
Kkay Tice
Lawrence McCluskey
Kansas
O. W. Day
Thorton
Mt. Pleasant
Andrew Hathaway
Rosebush
Barney McNerney
Lawrence Atkinson
R. Lennox
John A. Smith
Cadillac
Frank Peck
Doris
Joe Strief
Bruce Morrison
Clara Morrison
Frank Bissett
Pleasant
Bissett
Roy
Pasturing Soft Corn Not Satisfactory
A brief note states that pasturing soft corn and soft cars in the field has not proved satisfactory, indicating limited success or issues with the method.
Know Your Breed Herefords- The Grand Champion Bull
Herefords are a red bodied cattle breed with a white face and white underline flank crest switch breast and below the knee and hock. The breed, a product of England brought to the U S in 1817, is noted for hustling and efficient grass utilization. The 1945 National Hereford show grand champion is owned by Circle M Hereford ranch Senatobia Miss and is used as an illustration of this remarkable beef type.
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Circle M. Hereford Ranch
Senatobia
Miss
England
U. S
Try New Coccidiosis Chicken Treatments
Missouri station recommends using powdered sulfaguanadide at 1 pound per 100 pounds of feed for two to three days to treat coccidiosis in turkeys and chickens. For severe outbreaks with high death losses, dose increases to 1 pound per 100 pounds of mash. The smaller dose suits less severe outbreaks.
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Missouri
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Clare County
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Clare County Aaa Committee
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Ferocious Grampus
Maurice Pety
Bach
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Wolverine Stock Yards Co
St. Johns-Clare-Gladwin-Gaylord-Marion-Lapeer
Prince & Co
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West Freeman
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Chas. McDonald
Herbert McDonald
Henry Barton
Farwell
Harrison
Wm. Garcon
Forrest Garver
Mary
Andersonville
Simpson
Michigan Navy
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Tooley Bean & Grain Co
Cali
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Farwell, Mich