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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1960
Page
3
A group urges the Conservation Commission to declare an antlerless deer moratorium for 1960 with exceptions for fruit growing areas. They propose a one year pause to study buck kills, starvation counts, and fawn crops, arguing a slower approach could win broader support and inform future steps.
Schaeffer’s. High series posted by Dr. Bailey 499 and Carncross 492. B. Porter 490. High games feature B Porter 193, R Neff 177, F Carncross 173.
A feature on the fox squirrel in southern Michigan parks and farm areas describing its friendly behavior toward people, its mobility in city shade trees, and its status as a farm game species. It details diet including nuts and corn, habitat like oak-hickory groves, and the creature’s widespread appeal among residents.
During January 12 to 18, sleet rain and snow did not deter Michigan deer. Deer stayed in yarding areas above the Straits and in the north and west outside heavy cover, with good condition reports though crusting limited movements in the northern lower peninsula.
Mrs Eola McDonel received word Sunday of the death of great grandson Douglas Siel two day old son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Lee Siel of Lansing. Funeral services were held in Lansing on Tuesday February 2 with burial in Vernon cemetery near Clare. The column lists numerous Sunday visits and dinners among residents of Clare Mt Pleasant Farwell Harrison Blanchard Lake Hart Riverdale and surrounding areas with relatives and friends including Floyd Bergey Frank Nevins Eva Foss Eva Billsby Jane Haley and others.
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