Watch Out for Deer on Roads in Lake County
The Department of Conservation appeals to motorists to slow down in deer season after three deer with unborn fawns were killed on Lake County roads. Signs posted along M-28 and other rural routes since 1929 have aimed to reduce deer fatalities, with prior years showing declines after warnings.
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Lansing
Lake County
Department of Conservation
State Highway Department
Seney
Shingleton
Bergland
Topaz
Lake
Newaygo
Upper Peninsula
Guide to Fishing Licenses for Trout in Open Season
A prepared guide outlines who needs a license to fish brook, brown or rainbow trout. Residents over 15 must have a license to fish in open waters. those on their own land may fish without a license during open season. Previous violators must apply for a license.
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Michigan
Creat Lakes
Sansage
Sim
Ben
Wild house cats menacing birds face mass destruction
Michigan conservation officers state hunters and sportsmen are destroying hundreds of wild house cats deemed predatory. Thousands of homeless cats roam fields and woods feeding on game birds. Cats are shot if found in unfenced areas and are classified with other native predators under state law.
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Lensine
Michigan
Ando
Mining firms aid idle copper workers in Michigan district
In Houghton Michigan mining companies urge employed and laid off miners to plant gardens and prepare for fall and winter. They provide land plowing seed and fuelwood stockpiles. The effort aims to tide families over the summer and rely on preserved crops as copper market remains weak.
First White Man To Visit Lake Superior Country Disappears
A historic, unsettled tale recalls Rene Menard as the first white explorer of the Lake Superior region. In 1660 at the Keweenaw portage his party moved on and he vanished, never seen again. The article notes later missing men returning to memory.
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Lake Superior
Jacob Houghton Jr
Rene Menard
Keweenaw
Vanished Explorer Rene Menard Still A Mystery After 272 Years
The text reflects on the disappearance of Rene Menard, an explorer, and his canoe crew in the wilderness. It notes the long silence about his fate spanning 272 years and questions whether he wandered off or was lost, given the search efforts by his party and the inability to locate him.
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Rene Menard
Cleverly Done Swollen-headed Actor Interview Admission
A vain young actor boasted to an interviewer about his new contract and huge weekly salary. When asked what paper he represented, the visitor replied cheerfully that he came from the income tax office, prompting a punchline from Tit-Bits.
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Income Tax Office
Forgetful Caller Trades Cards for Gadgets
A concise exchange about leaving behind items after visits. One person recalls leaving gloves or an umbrella, while another notes that cards are not always left. The brief highlights memory lapses in everyday social rituals.
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Director of Conservation
Smilin Charlie
the Herald
Bessemer
County of
Gogebic
State of
Ramsay
Board of Review
August Litikanen
Said Township
Houghton, Mich
U. S
Standard Oil Company
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