Conservation Dept Notes On Michigan Deer Herds
The Michigan Conservation Dept schedules a Mor ough check of deer herds in both peninsulas to assess spread, stocking in unfished districts, buck to doe ratios, and fawn yields under the one buck law. It will study wolves and diseases, plus coyote impact, refuges effectiveness, and area relations to shooting grounds. Victor H. Cahalane joins the games division to lead the deer investigation. Daily field reports will gauge deer density and population structure to guide future work.
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Michigan
U.P
Victor H. Cahalane
Yale Forest School
University of Michigan School of Forestry and Conservation
Ann Arbor
Games Division
Michigan Institutions Lead Summer Field Geology Party
The geological survey recruits Michigan students in ecology for field parties to study natural resources. Major contributors include the University of Michigan, Michigan State College, and Michigan College of Mines. This summer groups work in Copper Country and west of Ishpeming, with gravel work with the State highway department and oil and gas studies reflecting recent statewide discoveries.
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Geological Survey of
Department of Conservation
Michigan
Geological Survey
University of Michigan
Michigan State College
Michigan College of Mines
Ishpeming
Marquette County
State Highway Department
Power companies must ensure free passage of ash over dams
Senate enrolled act TH provides authority for the conservation department to require dam owners or users to install means for free and uninterrupted passage of ash over or through dams. The director of the conservation department will determine the best methods to accomplish this purpose.
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The
Conservation Department
Senate
Conservation commission discusses fish leaders adequacy
At the June meeting the conservation commission considered that many fish leaders and related contrivances in use are inefficient and must be replaced by more adequate methods.
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The
Conservation Commission
Opposition to Opening Grouse Season in Upper Peninsula
The upper peninsula district opposes starting the ruffed grouse season this year, according to Michigan conservation commission representatives from the northland. Whether sportsmen may hunt below the Straits will depend on future nesting season reports gathered later in the summer.
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Upper Peninsula
Conservation Commission
Michigan
Northland
Non-Resident Fishing Licenses Under New Inland Bill
The inland fishing bill, effective August 28, 1929, requires non residents over 18 to obtain a three dollar annual license for all fish and residents over 18 to obtain a one dollar license to catch trout. Enforcement will wait until the 1920 season, since the act becomes effective near its end.
Fox den near Spratt yields fox cubs and fawn remains
Conservation officer Lester Haken reports a fox den near Spratt in Alpena County containing four fox cubs. Remains of rabbits and the skull and leg bones of two fawns were found, prompting questions about whether the fawns were killed by the adult fox or dragged to the den after death.
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Lester Haken
Spratt
Alpena
Haken
Movies Of Logging In Michigan Woods By Hastings
Walter Hastings, a photographer for the conservation department, completes a motion picture reel on logging. He will now work on a three reel film portraying much of Michigan’s animal life. Hastings has found a fox den and plans to coax a mother fox and her seven pups to pose unafraid for the camera, promising vivid scenes of the crafty red fox on screen.
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Michigan Woods
Walter Hastings
Conservation Department
Hastings
Mother Fox
Michigan
Michigan business shows moderating trend into autumn
Statewide trade and industry data indicate a peak earlier in the year with a likely downward shift through summer. High interest rates and uncertain wheat prices weigh on the outlook, while manufacturing and mining in the Upper Peninsula stay strong. Detroit retail demand lags but wholesales improve as warmer weather boosts trade.
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Herald
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Battle Creek
Hancock
Houghton
Jackson
Manistique
Sault Ste. Marie
Bay City
Ann Arbor
St. Ignace
Hastings
Saginaw
Ford
Detroit
Lapeer
Hart
South Haven
Benton Harbor
Foreclosure Notice for Van Gorder Mortgage in Gogebic County
Default on a 1921 mortgage by Frank L Van Gorder and Ellen Hacksel Van Gorder to Peoples State Bank triggers a public foreclosure sale at the Gogebic County Courthouse in Bessemer. The sale on August 1, 1929 will cover the debt of $1174.10 plus $50 attorney fees and costs, with the lot description continuing in the mortgage.
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Frank L. van Gorder
Ellen Hacksel van Gorder
Ramsay
Bessemer Township
Gogebic County
Michigan
Peoples State Bank
State of
Bessemer
Gogebic
Mortgage and local notice from Bessemer Michigan 1926
The document records a mortgage from People state Bank in Bessemer Michigan dated May 1926. It lists mortgagee A Hagerman vice president and cashier and William Fl Pelow as attorney for mortgagee. It also includes a culinary note on Italian hash with boiled macaroni butter cheese meat and tomato sauce as a recipe fragment.
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Ramsay
Bessemer Township
Goesbic
Michigan
Bessemer
Peoples State Bank
M. A. Hagerman
William FL Pellow
Mase
Notice of Registration of School Electors in Bessemer
In accordance with Act 319 of 1927 Michigan a registration of all qualified voters who did not register last year or changed precincts will occur before the next school election. The district has three voting precincts formed from Bessemer wards. Registration offices and boards will be open and in session on specified dates at Washington School, High School, and Barber School. Eligible voters may register at the Board of Education office or precinct offices between June 6 and June 29, with hours provided. US citizens 21+ owning district property or parents of school-age children residing three months prior are qualified.
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Bessemer
Ramsay
State of
Michigan
Board of Education
A.D. Johnston High School
Washington School
High School
Barber School
The
United States
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Puritan
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Benjamin Brockbank
George Frankovis
Malcolm L. Dezendorf
Charles E. Anderson
Nesto Erickson
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