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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1961

Page

13

Michigan White Pine A Century Of Growth And Change

Michigan's official state tree the white pine powered a vast lumber era from 1870 to 1890. The article traces its rise in the Midwest, current distribution from the upper peninsula to Allegan and St Clair counties, growth habits cone timing and wood uses. It notes today’s annual cut around 3.5 million cubic feet and contrasts with 1889 when 3.5 billion board feet were harvested statewide.

Michigan Midwest Paul Bunyan Uppr Peninsula Lower Peninsula Allegan Eaton St. Clair Norway Interlochen Hartwick Pines

How Do You Bathe A Bear at U M Biological Station

University of Michigan students study ectoparasites on mammals including bears at the summer field station. Dr. Robert Beer leads work on parasites, plant pests and disease transfer, using live traps and detergent baths for small mammals. A bear would require Halatal anesthesia from specialists to allow a careful, humane bath and scientific handling.

University of Michigan Biological Station Robert E. Beer University of Kansas U-M Beer Dr. Beer Michigan William H. Burt University Museum of Zoology Casino Wildlife> Experiment Station Michigan Department of Conservation Shingleton

Salt River Farm Bureau Meets at Lattimer Home

The Salt River Farm Bureau held a meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lattimer on Wednesday evening August 23 with 14 members present. William Strauch led the meeting. minutes and treasurer's report were given by Mrs. Jim Callihan. women's activity report by Mrs. Archie Jourdain. Paul Gross led a discussion on What Foreign Trade Means to the Farmer. Hostesses provided sandwiches cupcakes and coffee. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Jourdain.

Salt River Farm Eugene Lattimer William Strauch Jim Callihan Archie Jourdain Paul Gross

Card Party Planned At Gilmore Center Friday Evening

Mrs. W R Jarman and Mrs Emma Phipps will host a card party Friday evening. The event is open to all for an enjoyable night. Several local families visited Florence Carter at Broomfield Hospital and shared birthday gifts from the Grange.

Gilmore Center W. R. Jarman Emma Phipps Terence O’rourke Florence Carter Broomfield Hospital John Laverty Grange Paul Brown Grand Rapids Hubert Phipps Claude Fordyce John Dillon Earl Ruby Clare John Dillon, Jr Coleman Frank Freeman Wilma Scott Danny Alan Butch Harvey Jimmy Bain Flint Frank Freemans Stub Rosemary Stub Harvey Littlefield Lake

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