Michigan deer laws mirror 1951 regulations this fall
The Conservation Commission will review Department recommendations August 14-15 for a statewide firearm season November 15-30. A bow and arrow season October 1 November 5 would allow one any deer in most areas, with Me nomiee Emmet Cheboygan Bay Huron counties and Chippewa mainland limiting to legal bucks. Allegan county would host an October 1 December 16 any deer bow season plus a December 1-11 special firearm season.
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State Conservation Commission
Conservation Department
Menomiee
Emmet
Cheboygan
Bay and Huron
Chippewa County
Bay
Huron
Allegan County
Oldest Archer 84 Years in 1954 Deer Season
William H. Osborn of Manistique aged 84 tops the 1954 hunting season as the oldest reported archer. The note cites an earlier report, and Osborn previously bagged deer in 1951 and 1953 while still pursuing game this year with high hopes. He began hunting in 1880 at age nine and took his first deer with a shotgun in 1892.
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Manistique
Osborn
Conservation Department
Joseph Gatzen
Baraga
Rainbow Legacy Trout Release Under Mason Will
Conservation Department released 1318 rainbow trout in the South Branch of the AuSable River this week under the will of George Mason former Nash Kelvinator president. Mason left about eight miles of stream and land to Michigans public and $25 000 for stocking. The department bought 1000 dollar blind rainbows from a commercial farm and released them at multiple points on the former Mason property. All fish were tagged before release. Mason died last year. This is the first release under the will.
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Mason
Michigan apple yield down in 1955 crop report
Michigan ranks sixth among apple producing states as 1955 yields in 21 commercial counties fall short of last year. Total commercial county production is 5.9 million bushels, with early varieties like Yellow Transparent and Duchess in southern counties.
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Michigan
Transparent
Duchess
G.S. Meintyre
Michigan Department of Aggriculure
Federal
State
McIntosh
Jonathan
Delicious
Northern Spy
Michigan Wastes Part Of Aspen Crop
A Michigan study finds large portions of aspen in the Lower Peninsula forets wasted yearly. It notes 1000 cords could be harvested annually with current mills, while five year averages run 11 000 to 17 000 cords. Foresters seek market changes and more mills to prevent waste and guard future timber productivity.
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Mchigan
Lower Peninsula
Conservation Department
Upper Peninsula
Free Dry Cleaning Pickup and Delivery Service
An ad promotes free dry cleaning pickup and delivery and lists Clare Cleaners with a contact phone number 72 for Clare Cleaners, 28ti.
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Clare Cleaners
Sandwiches for occasions and parties start with proper bread
A Michigan State University home economics staff member outlines tips for both hearty supper sandwiches and dainty party sandwiches. She advises one day old bread for easy slicing, cutting bread lengthwise, slicing all at once, removing bottoms crusts, stacking slices in a damp cloth lined pan and covering with wax paper to prevent drying.
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Elaine Mishler
Michigan State University
Miss Mishler
Death of Crop Duster Under Investigation
State police and Ontonagon county Sheriff's Department investigate the crash that killed Jerome Jt. Seaman, Shelbyvilla crop-duster pilot. Seaman, 8, was spraying Ottawa national forest under a Conservation Department contract when his Piper Cub crashed near Watersmeet after taking off at 6 15 a.m. Friday. Weather delayed search efforts as rain and fog limited air support. The plane was found at 2 30 p.m. destroyed in trees, with the watch stopped at 6 18 a.m.
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Ontonagon County
Seaman
Michigan water supply urged to guard against contamination
Michigan health officials urged continued vigilance in keeping drinking water safe. Dr. Albert E. Heustis cited the Utica incident where chromium waste polluted Clinton River and required tank trucks, praising swift local action and stressing prevention and emergency backup for water systems.
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Michigan
Michigan Department of Health
Albert E. Heustis
Utica
Clinton
Pontiac
Heustis
Macomb
Health Department
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Midland Fair
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Midland, Mich
Rainbow Legacy
Hendrie Packing House
Clare
Sam
Consumers Power Co
Howard Worthington
Foundation
H. J. Gallagher
Consumers
Godiva
Patricia Pedrick
Lady Godiva
Battersea
England
Your Reliable Jeweler
West 5Th Street
Clare, Michigan
Jack Tice
Russ Kuhl
Kuhl
Clare, Mich
Clara
Fere
Fisher
I Rhone
Mewan
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