Michigan Farmers Report Soil Tests and Local Visits
The column notes soil testing in Michigan circa 1959 with about 100000 samples. It then lists a sequence of visitors and family trips across towns including Vernon Cit, Mrs. Melvin Morse, SSgt C L McKnight, Louise Morse, Selfridge Field, Ann Arbor, and Louisiana, plus numerous callers and relatives such as Carolyn Pilon, Frank Mitchell, Vernell Bergey, Joe Swain, Tressa Stacey, Eva Foss, Adna Perry, Joyce Nevins, and others visiting or hosting across Clare, Mesick, Lake City, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Morse
C. L. McKnight
Barksdale Air Force Base
Louisiana
Morse
Lynette
Ann Arbor
Louise
Selfridge Field Air Force Base
Carolyn Pilon
Saginaw
Joe Greer
Joe Swain
Harrison Simmons
Clare
Tressa Stacey
Leroy
Eola McDonel
Ernest Youngs
Herrick
Ella Sherman
Elton
Alice
Eva Foss
Cecil Bouchey
Adna Perry
Gilmore
Pearl Ritter
Kenneth Yeoman
Bridgeport
James Yeoman
Frank Nevins
Joyce
Fred Bush
Eugene Swain
Auburn
Doris Adams
Lake
Floyd Bergey
Bergey
Lester Garver
Ernie Cleveland
Hola McDonel
Ruth Herron
Frank Pringle
Alma
Gladys Johnson
Sally of
Coleman
Darwin Mott
Frank Bowen
Paul Starlin
Mesick
Earline Bowen
Lake City
Bert Armstead
Lester Olds
Claire
Chris. Smith
Midland Hospital
Chlorophyllin Color Change Noted By Michigan State Experts
Michigan State University horticulturists explain that leaf color shifts depend on the slowdown of chlorophyll production in fall, revealing other pigments, while chlorophyllin masks colors in summer. Social notes include various Sunday visits and hospital stay updates from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Michigan State University
Aerial Tech Aims To Speed Timber Stand Estimates
Timber estimator Gene Avery advocates combining aerial photography with ground measures to halve inventory time. He notes 80 to 160 acres per day can be surveyed with photos, while small operators struggle to read aerials or afford help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Avery
Michigan
Avery
M.S.A. Forestry
United States Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Isabella County Schools Receive National Safety Honor
Seven Isabella County schools are named to the National School Safety Honor Roll by the National Safety Council. The October 4 meeting in Mt. Pleasant will release the list and name a Good Driver honored for safe, courteous driving. The public is invited and local organizations are urged to appoint representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella County
Yisabella County Safety Council
Mt. Pleasant
National Safety Council
Isabella County Safety Conbcil
Governors
Michigan
The
Safety Council
Michigan Concord grapes lead in state harvest
Michigan harvest of Concord grapes is in full swing with supplies expected through killing frost. About 58 000 tons are projected, the third largest in the nation, with 90 to 95 percent sold to wineries and juice plants and ample fresh fruit for homemakers.
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Michigan
G. S. McIntyre
Michigan Department of Agriculture
van Buren
Berrien
Sand Kalamazoo
Allegan’ County
Cass County
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Breckenridge Farms Butter
Michigan Wave
Breckenridge Farms
mid-Michigan
Saturda
Sted
Delonte
DelMonte Prune
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Gibb
Howard Cotton
Sheridan
Charles Rutter
Rutter
Community Hospital
Otto Lueder
Vernell Bergey
Floyd Brown
Adrian
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el Ta Pre
Et Isabella
KRAFT
Clare Northland
Concord Grapes
Indie Ice
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