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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1952

Page

3

Ram Truck Stops for Sheep Ram Sale in Clare County

The Ram Truck will visit Julius Schaffer farm one mile north of Clare on Tuesday September 30 from 3 to 5 PM. Breeds include Hampshire Oxford Shropshire Corriedale and Suffolk with rams priced 50 to 100 dollars. County agents and Michigan State College extension members sponsor to help buyers select and arrange delivery of carefully chosen rams.

Glare Isabella Julius Schaffer Clare Hampshire Oxford Shropshire Michigan Sheep Breeder's Association Animal Husbandry Extension Department Michigan State College Thei County

Cull Laying Flock The Year Around

Paul D. Gibson Clare County Agricultural Agent advises year round culling of laying flocks. He notes a nonlayer may still consume feed, so continuous removal of unproductive birds helps economical egg production. Identifying which nonlayers will resume laying is challenging but essential.

Paul D. Gibson Clare County Paul PD Gibson Clare County Agricultural Agent

Becker Granted Exclusive Herd Name L and M

Louis W. Becker of Glare receives exclusive use of the herd name L and M for registering his purebred Holstein Friesian cattle. The Holstein Friesian Association of America will record the prefix. In 1951 over 1400 prefixes were reserved for breeders.

Louis W. Becker Glare Holstein- Friesian Association of America

Farmers urged to top-dress alfalfa with fertilizer mix

Michigan soil expert Paul Reed recommends immediate top-dressing of alfalfa fields with commercial fertilizer to prevent starvation. Guidance covers 0-20-20 on clay soils 0-20-10 on clay soil, 0-10-20 on sandy soils plus lime when needed, with a two to three year supply advised for wheat and alfalfa rotations and soil testing to determine lime needs.

Michigan Paul Reed Michigan State College

Feeding gilts for better brood sows and litters

Extension swine specialists at Michigan State College say growing gilts separated from the market herd for three to four months yield stronger brood sows with good bone structure. Fall market gilts may not raise strong litters. avoid overfat conditions by omitting excess feed and provide pasture, two thirds oats and one third corn, mineral mix, and about a quarter pound daily protein.

Paul D. Gibson Clare County Michigan State College

Brake Service at Marble Auto Collision

Specialized service and free inspection advertised by Marble Auto Collision. Slogan warns that safe brakes save lives and may protect you personally. Contact phone number 260- W aft provided.

Marble

Isabella DHIA Records Lead County Dairy Year

Isabella DHIA announces record milk and fat yields from the county Dairy Herd Improvement Association annual meeting. Notables include Robert Becker of Shepherd with 18 Holsteins yielding 14,637 lbs milk and 627.5 lbs fat, and the highest producing cow at 19,960 lbs milk and 745 lbs fat.

By. B. C Méllencamp Isabella County Dairy Herd Improvement Association Robert Becker Shepherd Maurice John & Son Mt. Pleasant Mt. Pleasant State Home Roy McConkie Lloyd Louis Becker Clare Joe Stevens & Son Rosebush Maurice John & ‘Son Glen Poet Martin Toth Brown Bros Louis Coon Ben LaFoe & Son Burton Bader Ed Ley Robert Coon Herbert Yuneker KK. Burdick R. Myers Fredrick Hauck Chester Brown Joe Stevens Richard Stevens Bob Coon Ronald Smith R. T. Ralston George Parsons M.S.C

Leaders' Meeting Aims to Kick Off Winter 4-H Projects

Isabella 4-H announces a Leaders' Meeting for Monday September 25 in Mt. Pleasant High School study hall. Assistant State Leaders Marie Wolfe and P. G. Lundin will answer questions and discuss new materials and project requirements. Leaders and parents are urged to attend.

Mt. Pleasant High School Marie Wolfe P. G. Lundin Mr. Lundin Miss Wolfe Detroit

Soil Conservation District News Notes

Bud Hoersch of Vernon requests assistance from the Isaballa Soil Conservation district to develop a full soil and water conservation plan. He aims to fix severe water problems, build waterways, improve pasture for a beef herd, and manage fifty acres of hardwood timber. State and local officials praise district efforts and plan a soil and water conservation picture contest for 4-H and rural students.

Bud Hoersch William Brake State Grange Union ‘Grange Juvenile Camera Club B. C

Waterway Improves 20 Acre Field After Seepage Issue

Conservationist Jim Beutier notes Bert Estes of Coldwater Township is pleased with a newly built waterway that drains a 20 acre field where summer water spots caused by seepage from western hills had persisted.

Jim Beutier Bert Estes Coldwater Township

Waterways and drainage aids lead pasture conservation push

Elimination by constructing watercourses removes lifs and cups from the natural waterway. Walter Hauck of Rosebush built almost a mile of waterways on wheat land in Denver township. Jim Beutler and Gene York designed and assisted with drainage works as part of expanding soil and water conservation on over five hundred acres of permanent tame pasture.

Russell Myberg Tsabella Myberg Walter Hauck Rosebush Denver Jim Beutler Gene York

Clare County Soil Work Updates and Census Notes

Deane Meredith reports on local soil conservation efforts in Clare County. Farmers Sommers Baumans and Huber implement waterway shaping, sod and strip cropping to reduce erosion and conserve moisture. Glen Bay installs a tile outlet as silo work continues. The 1950 census shows average farm size rising to 182 acres with 777 farms and an average farmer age near 50.

John Sommers Farwell Sommers Eugene Baumans Gene Paul Huber Glen Bay Glen Clare County

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Lewis W. Becker National Farm Loan Ass’n Colonville Durham Guernsey International Massey Harris McCormick Maiker International Hammermall Seer CSTE Chley Beandy Courser & Son Citizens State Bank Isabella Dhia Robert Acker Andrew Willey Soil Conservation Service Dan Balog Feabetla County Farm B. C. Mellencamp Bob Acker Istes Clare County Soil Conservation Deane Meredith Clare County Farm Mi. Pleasant Cartier McCormick-Déering Pirternational Clare Livestock Auction The Wolverine Stock Yards Co St. Johns Lapeer — Lake Odessa Helen P-Tanners Ford Trucks F.D. A McEwan St
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