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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1958
Page
4
Professor Karl Lagler of the University of Michigan argues in Popular Mechanics that motorboats rarely harm fish. He notes fish avoid collisions, cites ten years of field work, and suggests hooking and predation by animals may kill more fish than engines.
Conservation Department biologists report a generally favorable outlook for Michigan deer after a milder March. Most of the state saw less snow and deer could range for food, though the Upper Peninsula faced deep snow and continued yarding. Starvations rose in Baraga district but were limited elsewhere.
A farmer reflects that total wealth is hard to guarantee. in contrast, costly mistakes and poor planning reliably sap earnings. The note emphasizes caution, practical choices, and learning from failure to improve financial outcomes on the farm.
The annual dog training ban in Michigan protects young game and nesting birds. From April 15 to July 15 training or running dogs is unlawful. From July 15 to August 14 training is allowed sunrise to sunset on legal game. From August 15 to raccoon season opening training may occur anytime, including night sessions to prepare dogs for fox and raccoon hunting.
Michigan landowners face court action for fire law violations as spring blazes harm 651 acres in state and private forests and grasslands through March 30. An Ashley resident was convicted in Ithaca justice court for burning without a permit and fined $15 plus costs.
High winds lift fire danger across the region. By March 30 fires burned 427 acres overall. State and private lands in the northern lower peninsula totaled 184 acres, while the upper peninsula losses remained at 40 acres thanks to snow cover reducing hazards.
Provisional State Police figures show a 20 per cent drop in March traffic fatalities in Michigan from a year earlier, with 94 deaths, 23 fewer than March 1957. Over the first three months, deaths are down 16 per cent, and January and February saved 31 lives combined.
The April Reader's Digest notes that birds have increased since Columbus first sailed, as virgin forests yield fewer birds than landscapes created by forest clearing and varied plant growth.
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