Varied Duties of a Conservation Officer Highlighted
Conservation officer Robert Straube of Monroe shows the wide range of duties from pollution control on Raisin River with the Water Resources Commission to work with district game supervisor Lloyd Schemenauer on Monroe County state islands. He also aided stranded motorists by pulling two cars from ditches, providing fuel, changing tires, and assisting police in rescuing ice fishermen.
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Robert Straube
Monroe
Water Resources Commission
Raisin River
Lloyd G. Schemenauer
Monroe County
Straube
Weather Eases For Deer Herd In Michigan
Weather eased across the upper and lower peninsulas allowing deer to move from yards in search of food. Yet reports show 53 deer were fatally attacked by dogs in the northern lower peninsula last week. Conservation officers warn dog owners to keep pets contained and say they may kill dogs found attacking deer. Surveys will determine the full extent of deer deaths due to starvation and dog activity once weather allows work.
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Upper
Lower
Formula 14 Arthritis Relief Promoted With Herbal Mix
An advertisement touts Formula 14 as a herbal remedy for arthritis sinus asthma and general fatigue. It claims 14 herbs and roots provide relief for those failing other methods and urges immediate inquiry by writing or calling.
Formula 14 Shop at 429 West Fifth Street
The readable lines show a business named Formula 14 located at 429 West Fifth Street Clare Michigan with phone number 947 2212. No additional context or events are provided.
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Clare
Michigan
Wildlife survey on Beaver Island finds stable deer food and grouse
Conservation biologists Schofield and Harger surveyed Beaver Island over four days. Deer forage is fair to good with heavy use of southern forest cuttings and no starvation. large ruffed grouse populations noted from 1948 releases, with 400 bagged last season. Sharptail grouse sighted. cottontails absent this year. Snowshoe hares and coyotes are abundant.
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Beaver Island
Lake Michigan
Raymond D. Schofield
al M. Harger
Conservation Department
Schofield
Waterfowl Numbers At Highpoint
The Mississippi Flyway Council reports the winter waterfowl count across 15 states and federal staff as the highest in seven years based on January surveys. Ducks lead gains while blue-winged teal and wood duck fall. 1225 fieldmen in 54 aircraft, 803 cars and 49 boats logged 105000 miles for census data.
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Mississippi Flyway Council
Michigan
Federal Fish and Wildlife Service
Council
Mississippi
Dogs Threaten Winter-Weakened Deer Population
State conservation officials urge public help as dogs harass deer in late winter. Rangers report hamstrung and torn deer with some animals still alive after brutal attacks. Conservation officer Edward Beechem warns owners to pen or tether dogs to spare deer and reduce losses.
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Houghton Lake
Edward Beechem
Conservation Department
Beechem
Tap Weathered Indian Maple Syrup Tips From Murray
University of Michigan forester Frank Murray outlines historical methods and modern tapping tips for maple sap. He explains tree diameter guidelines, bucket use, sun exposure, sap flow dynamics, sanitation, and optimal gathering practices to avoid sap taint and loss.
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Indiana
Frank Murray
University of Michigan
School of Natural Resources
Murray
Forester Murray
Waffled French Toast Breakfast Idea
Butter dry bread on both sides then dip in regnar French toast batter. Bake in a hot waffle iron until brown and crisp. Serve with syrup jelly or honey and the usual accompaniments.
Prepared Foods Cost Less at MSU May Cut Consumer Bills
Michigan State University expert K A Adams argues that pre cut pre packaged and pre cooked foods including frozen peas orange juice and bread can cost less when built in services reduce spoilage boost labor and machinery efficiency cut inventory and extend sales periods. He foresees future opportunities for lower cost precooked meat and packaged crackers as merchandising practices create natural economies for wholesalers and retailers.
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K. A. Adams
Michigan State University
Adams
Causes Of Death Shifts Over 50 Years Say Experts
Experts note communicable diseases have largely vanished as death causes over five decades aiding a 46 percent drop in mortality. They cite declines in tuberculosis and overall communicable deaths while cancer and heart disease rise as leading killers.
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Progressin’ Health Services
The
Health Information Foundation
Bulletin
United States
Smelt Run Begins Across Michigan Rivers and Streams
Smelt runs are expected to begin soon in Michigan rivers and streams as millions of silvery fish concentrate near Great Lakes mouths awaiting suitable weather and water conditions. Anglers will join smelt-dippers for dipnetting during the March 1 to May 1 season, with lists of open streams available from Conservation Department officials in Lansing.
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Michigan
Great Lakes
Conservation
Conservation Department
Fish Division
Lansing
New Yorkers Told Where Snow Is Snow New Yorkers Told Where Snow Is Snow
Ray Klemetts a Conservation Department radio technician from Roscommon visited New York City to speak at the Microwave Council of the Institute of Radio Engineers. He found Albany in a blizzard and observed stalled cars and snow in northern Michigan with locals unsure about the weather. The report notes the contrast between his view and New York’s experience as snow continued to fall.
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Ray Klemetts
Conservation Department
Roscommon
New York City
Microwave Council
The
Institute of Radio Engineers
Albany
New York
Klemetti
Klemetts
Michigan
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Clare Sentinel
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Clare Hardware
Clare, Mich
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Oryerg
Oldsmobile
Mobilgas
Greer Auto Sales
North Mcewan Street
Clare, Michigan
Marco Polo
Nbc-Tv
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