Training Rules For Hunting Dogs In Michigan
Department of Conservation sets training periods for dogs used in hunting. Upper Peninsula owners may train starting September 1 while Lower Peninsula hunters must wait until September 15. Training allowed for 80 days before the season. most small game and bird seasons begin October 1 north of the Straits and October 15 south. Raccoon dogs may train from November 1. Carrying firearms is not allowed during training.
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Upper Peninsula
Lower Peninsula
Department of Conservation
Straits of Mackinac
Straits
Right to Kill Bears and Hungarian Partridges Release
Michigan allows out of season bear killings when property is at risk with proof of damage. Farmers may defend property on their land or adjacent areas. The Game Division released 76 hand reared hungarian partridges across five southern counties to expand the birds beyond Lenawee and Calhoun regions. Releases continue and are monitored to assess success and distribution across farms and timberlands.
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Michigan
Department of Conservation
Game Division
Mason
Tonia
Allegan County
Allegan
Fornia
Lenawee
Carsonville
Raton
Calhoun
Jackson
Wisconsin
Schoolcraft-Vicksburg-Mendon Prairie
St. Joseph
Kalamazoo
Williamston
Ingham County
Kellogg Bird Sanctuary
Gull Lake
Michigan to Build Eight Warehouses for Fire Equipment
Michigan Emergency Conservation Work camps will construct eight storage facilities this summer to hold forest fire fighting gear. Four warehouses will be in the upper peninsula and four south of the Straits of Mackinac, with concrete block buildings at Marquette and near Roscommon for surplus equipment, and wooden regional warehouses at Escanaba Crystal Falls and other sites.
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Lansing
Upper Peninsula
Straits of Mackinac
Michigan Emergency Conservation
L. R. Schoenmann
Michigan
Marquette
Forest Fire Experiment Station
Roscommon
Escanaba
Crystal Falls
Conservation department to centralize fire fighting gear depots
Four cities Marquette Boyne City Atlanta and Roscommon will join the conservation department headquarters. Central warehouses will house firefighting equipment during winter overhauls. Past storage in improvised sites ends with notable improvements in heavy industries. Federal Reserve Record notes a rare pick up not tied to nondurable gains. Administration worries over farm bill power outcomes and worsening mortgage strain, signaling a likely congressional overhaul.
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Marquette
Boyne City
Atlanta
Roscommon
Conservation Department
Federal Reserve
Congress
Economic Highlights Show Upturn in Corporate Profits
The piece notes a shift from red ink to profits across major firms. Chrysler reports $1.80 a share in the June quarter, near its 1928 peak. U S Steel turns a $4.88 million three month profit. General Motors nets 90 cents per share year over year. U S Industrial Alcohol halves losses to $229,000 in the first half of 1933. Small businesses also show improved earnings, signaling a broader recovery while not all quarters are rosy.
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Chrysler Corporation
U. S. Steel
General Motors
U. S
Four Months of Upturn in Industrial Outlook Brightens Trade
The industrial outlook shows a persistent upturn with four months of steady improvement and no setbacks. June manufacturing hours rose 1.5 percent, wages up 0.3 percent, and living costs up under 1 percent. Purchasing power gains outpace prices as welfare relief requests remain below prior levels in most cities.
The Managed Dollar in a Nation of Inflation
A commentary on the push for a managed dollar that preserves buying power through fixed value or Fed intervention. It contrasts the golden dream of price stability with the risks seen in Germany and elsewhere, noting political debate and the administration’s shelved plans.
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Federal Reserve
Federal
Treasury
Germany
Mother in Law Menace to Marriage in Satirical Tease
A fragmented preview from American Weekly hints at a dramatic wedding friction. The text alludes to the mother in law causing trouble, with mock dialogue about a wedding and music choices between Wagner and Mendelssohn, suggesting a light, humorous feature rather than a real event.
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Real Nenace
Automobile Club Declares War on Tax Burden in Michigan
Richard Harfst of the Automobile Club of Michigan led a statewide plan to curb excess automobile taxation. The board, with 24 advisory committees and 60,000 members, argues taxes are discriminatory and crushing. The club seeks relief from federal, state, license, and fuel levies, citing high road and highway costs.
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Michigan
Richard Harfst
Automobile Club of Michigan
The
Automobile Club
Harfst
Motor Club
Detroit
Delaxar
Gome
Branding Cattle With Cold Iron Dipping Trialed by Ranchers
West and Southwest ranchers test a branding method using a cold iron dipped in chemical solution. Carbon Mountain Colorado reportedly sinks a foot due to burning buried coal fields. Japanese naval surveyors note that Ganges Island near the Magellan Archipelago has vanished after an extensive cruise.
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Carbon Mountain
Colorado
Magellan Archipelago
Ganges Island
Michigan State examines highway financing study plan
Michigan's legislative council sub committee on finance met in Lansing on August 17 to plan an intensive review of highway funding. The study will cover weight and gasoline taxes, township and county highway laws, and funds diverted to local governments. A key proposal supported by Secretary of State Fran D Fitzgerald would reduce license plate costs to three six and nine dollars by vehicle weight, amid praise across the state as taxes on motor vehicles rise toward confiscation levels.
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Lansing
Mich
Legislative Council
Council
Fran D. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Michigan seeks changes to old age pension law
Welfare Director William B Carpenter says the Michigan old age pension law is not workable in its present form and will study laws from other states before the next session. Pensions will not begin Oct 16 due to conflicts, and no head tax is authorized until March. Carpenter estimates annual state costs at 360,194,000 with head tax revenue around 3 He. Government charts show 38 islands in New York City.
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Michigan
Wm. 8. Carpenter
Carpenter
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John J. Frick
STEEL
American Weekly
He—Whart
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Michigan Bell
Mary
AAA
Department OF State
New York City
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