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Michigan reforestation sets US record in 1929 and minnow regulation changes
The Michigan Forestry Division reports 27 820 acres planted in 1929 the nation’s record. New York and Louisiana followed with 21 185 and 30 588 acres. The year end total for US reforestation reached 111 175 acres with 1 653 308 acres planted cumulatively. The division anticipates near 30 000 state plantings in 1930 and notes 79 601 acres reforested on state lands. the count could near 110 000 after fall planting. The life of a conservation officer is hard a patrolman returned home to a damaged headlight and a 465 caliber bullet lodged in his car. Minnow regulation tightens uses and licensing under 1925 law aims to curb depletion by seining. Dealers may breed and sell stock raised in ponds as permissible under new rules, with Golden Shiner breeding trials proving feasible. The Fish Division plans bass bluegill ponds and Golden Shiners to bolster lake food chains.
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Lapeer
John Gitra
Imlay City
Gitra
Ann Arbor
Lansing
Tax Commission
Detroit
Jacob Schmidt
War Department
Washington, D. C
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Secheprey
France
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Sealed bids sought for Clare hose house property sale
The City of Clare invites sealed bids for the sale of the hose house on south McEwan street first ward until 4 30 o clock p m August 18 1980. A 50.00 certified check must accompany each bid. The Common Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Alex McKinnon City Clerk.
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No Positive Deadener No material
A statement notes that no material exists that is an absolute nonconductor of sound. The remark implies every known substance transmits some sound, no matter how slight, challenging the idea of perfect acoustic insulation.
State News In Brief Grand Rapids Michigan Items
Statewide briefs report a funeral of Civil War veteran Joseph Edgerton in Kalamazoo, a 5 000 volt power wire fatality in Pontiac, a 66 year old grand mother earning a teaching certificate in Ypsilanti, and dredging allows the L R Davidson coal carrier to navigate the Saginaw River to Bay City. Also noted are farm yields in Charlotte and a fighting parade in Detroit.
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F. Adrian
Carl Meo
New York
Pleasant
McDonald
Central State Teachers’ College
Elizabeth
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Cecilia
Ann Louise
Frances
Evelyn
Pontiac
Dodge Park
Rochester
Eddie Szhladzinsky
Detroit
Edward Szhladzinsky
Kalamazoo
Joseph Edgerton
Custer
Utah
Marshall
Maynard Hamilton
Lane's Lake
Hamilton
Hake
Mary Joyie Ruth de Young
Martin de Young
Moline
Allegan ‘County
Ludington
Michigan
Wisconsin
N. H. Dunlap
Wallace Riley
Samuel Riley
Alene Pease
Homer Pease
Missing Links Golf Club
Alfred Johnson
Carl Williams
Croswell
Orin Avery
St. Clair County
Mr. Avery
Ingergoll
Ont. Ypsilanti
State Normal College
Sanford Craft
Grass Lake
Craft
Saginaw
Saginaw River
L. R. Davidson
Boland & Corotelius Steamship Line
Buffalo
Davidson
Bay City
Lake George Resort visitors and locals at Shorewood cottage
Bayt Lansing resident Robert McKim stays at Shorewood on Lake George with C Hy Judson of Berea Ohio in town for several days to fish. Many locals and visitors frequent the lake area for weekends and fishing with a note on conservation officers patrolling for delinquent fishermen.
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Bayt Lansing
Shorewood
Lake George
C. Hy Judson
Berea
Ohio
Jay King
James Duncan
Tom Spence
Jennie Silover
Tom
Myrl Byingcan
Vernon
Shiawassee County
Harry Kress
Young
Oakdale
Luce
Farwell
Albert Struble
Shepherd
Trene Irwin
Rose Luce
Frank Manning
Clare
John Sears
Bryan Dunkle
Marion
Dr. Barstow
St. Louis
F. A. Luce
Wilber Jolnston
Rosebush
Mark Bicknell
George O. Toole
Australia
GM. C
Dennis Cotter
McBain
Milton Bates
Minnie Nichols
Midland
Elmer Godwin
Howard Johnston
Mt. Pleasant
Paw Welty
Kalamazoo
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Beauty Shop
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Owosso
Lawrence B. Heisserer
Floyd Davis
New Haven Township
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Ucolland
Gerritt J. Diekema
Hague
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Arthur DL. Vandenberg
Ernest L. Brooks
Lake George Resort
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Duska
Rexall
Clare, Michigan
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