Michigan Conservation Department seeks facts before deer feeding policy
The Conservation Department explains difficulty in judging deer yarding actions and warns against wide scale feeding without solid data. It cites past cases of deer starvation, the dangers of concentrating deer, and the need to establish facts first before any feeding program. Other topics cover tularemia risk from Ohio deer and ongoing milk waste pollution work at Michigan State College with industry cooperation.
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Conservation’ Department
Dee
Srithont
Frankle
UL Ss
Pennsylvania
Michigan
State Health Department
Detroit
Ohio
State College
Department of Conservation
Michigan State College
Michigan Milk Products
Michigan Lakes
Great Team of Entertainers at Lyceum by Winters
A. Great Team of Entertainers promises musical whistling bird songs talking songs pianologues and impersonations. The two act program by Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Winters is scheduled at the high school auditorium Thursday evening January 24 at 8 00.
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Lyceum
Emerson Winters
Probate request for Thomas W. Clark estate in Clare County
In Clare County Michigan the Probate Court at Harrison on January 15 1929 ordered a hearing for Harriet Phimsey to admit the purported will of Thomas W. Clark to probate and grant administration to Harriet or a suitable person. The hearing is set for February 11 1929 at 10 a.m. Public notice must run in The Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior to the hearing.
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Harrison
Thos. S. Dorsey
Thomas W. Clark
Harriet Phimsey
Harriet Phimisey
The
Clare Sentinel
Ad Slogan Promises Self Care With Flo Kirkpatrick
An old ad fragment touts Nyalyptus and the Golden Odueb Syrup as essential for self care. It claims guaranteed sale through Flo Kirkpatrick and runs in a drug store advertisement format.
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Flo Kirkpatrick
McGuire Family Notes and Shea School Reopen
The fragment mentions James McGuire, a butcher, with three hogs on Thursday. It notes Mrs. Perry working for Mrs. M. Shea and Kitte Lugille, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James McGuire, being very sick. Troyal Price visited Dan Price on Sunday. Shea school reopened Monday after Christmas vacation.
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James McGuire
Win. ‘Perry
M. Shea
Kitte Lugille
Troyal Price
Dan
Price’s
Shea School
Neighborhood Flu Wanes as Families Recover
Sentinel notes many residents suffer from flu with Art Rever still ill. Most children return to class after several days away. Jud Blystone and Della Ryme visited Ann Arbor after helping his ill family. Glen Gordon, Bobbie visited Mickles. Gordon plans winter work in Detroit.
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Art. Rever
Jud Blystone
Della Ryme
Ann Arbor
Glen Gordon
Bobbie
H. C. Mickles
Severe Cold and Illness Dampens Sunday Activities
Snow drifts trap people and a horse is lost in Gow as 14 below zero is reported in several places. The Penrose home is quarantined for smallpox with Sadie ill, while Art Rever and family recover from pneumonia. Church and Sunday School attendance drops due to sickness and cold.
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J. A. Allen
Howard Penrose
Sadie
Art Rever
Reed's Corners Social News Roundup
Mrs C A Allen has been on the sick list but is better. A Yager made a trip to Mt Pleasant. Mrs Irvin Hart and son Glenn visited the A Reed home. The Leosh family visited John Burns. Miss Shirley Allen entertained over the weekend. Frank Leosh and children from Detroit visiting relatives. Mrs P B Worden called on Mrs Reed. Mrs Warren Parsell cared for a patient in Mt Pleasant. Chas Shafer entertained the erippe last week. Clyde Allen cut ice for his ice house. Seventh and eighth graders went to the Vernon brick institute. Dogs killed three and injured some of A P MacDonalds sheep. Francis Yager doing chores for EF Burch south of Wise. Chas Shafer visited Russell Gowden Thursday.
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C. A. Allen
A. Yager
Mt. Pleasant
Irvin Hart
Glenn
A. Reed
Wm. Leosh
Thelma
Billy
John Burns
Shirley Allen
Frank Leosh
Lou and
Alethia
Detroit
P. B. Worden
Reed
Warren Parsell
Chas. Shafer
Clyde Allen
Institute
Vernon Brick
A. P. MacDonald
Francis ‘Yager
EF. Burch South
Wise
Russell Gowden
Frank "Lynch
Alma
Floyd Thompson
Wm. Hunter
Wm. Hess
Homer Campbell
Florida
Fred Thompson
Jack Morgan
Independentent Gas and Oil Company
Ithaca
Laurence Therring
Marshal
Lawrence’s Hall
Andrew Willey
Audrey D
Nellie Willey
Lorne Coyne
John Coyne
St. Louis
Danny
Mr. Coyne
Mary English
Catherine Battle
Christian Endeavor Society
Motyer
Ellen Thompson
Donald Thompson
Flint
Norine Crampton
Midland
William Thompson
Otto
Chesaning
Walter Keller
Myx
Roy Zingery
Elmer
Oliver Howse
Marg
Deli House
Werd
Jake
Windover Lake Roads Improve as Detroit Visitors Arrive
Local residents in Windover Township report better highway access due to ongoing repairs by Freeman township men. Visitors from Lansing Basil Baker Mack McKinzie Clif ford Arnold hunted nearby before returning home amid heavy snow drifts. Windover lake callers J J Beard and Frank Howey checked in Tuesday as sickness circulated. several neighbors, including Tom Cook and the Newsom family, visited Archard ranch and Delling home on Thursday.
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Detroit
Little Cranberry
Freeman Township
Basil. Baker
Mack McKinzie
Clifford Arnold
Lansing
J. J. ‘Beard
Frank Howey
Tom Cook
Vick Finch
Archard
Prank
Newsom
Fred ‘Wolf
Frank Holmes
Ake George
H. Delling
Impassable roads halt Saturday dance plans
A fragment notes weather and road conditions delaying or canceling a local Saturday event. It mentions a car, a hall, and planned plans, with reference to the Freeman newspaper.
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the Freeman
Local Notes and Social News From the Glen Lower Area
Community updates report illnesses and recoveries including Art Keever and wife, Jeff Kleinhardt, and Mrs Henry Lydiatt visiting relatives. Verne Mickle and Margueret Mavis married in Detroit December 22. Winter weather spans 10 to 18 degrees below zero. Regular Sunday service planned with sermon and Sunday School session.
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Henry Lydiatt
Clair Coulter
Verne Mickle
Margueret Mavis
Detroit
John Atwood
Tony
Rosebush notes illness travels and local gatherings
Rosebush social notes detail the Lynch family illness improving at visiting, Alma First visiting her sister, gatherings hosted by the Hunter and Hess families, and other weekend visits. A marriage of Orvel Graham and Hdna Ouderkirk is reported, along with a Word car explosion injuring Laurence Therring and damaging the garage.
Gladwin Banquet Invitation Encourages Youth Attendance
A civic notice urges Gladwin residents to attend a banquet with the speaker present. It calls for all young people to participate and hints at a forthcoming classified liner next week.
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Gladwin
Apeak
Unclear fragment hints at moral theme on sins and marriage
Fragmentary text mentions a dove and understanding and vows to cover sins via husband. The readible parts are sparse, with no clear event or names to anchor a full article card.
Baume Mine at Its Best in the sine degree
An opaque fragment discusses a miner’s search for freedom and a related conjecture about anturtias, with references to Marens. The passage blends metaphor and partial phrases, offering little clear event or named entities.
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Baume
Anid
Aise
Ft Segres Ter
Epconett
Marens Anturtias
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OF Conservation
Emerson Winters-Company
Legals
State of Michigan
Clare
Nyalyptus
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Sentinel
Wilfred Breece
Pontiac
Glen Blystone
Reed’s
Windover Lake
Ira Miller
Glen Lower
Jack Jerred
Art Keever
Chas, Kleinhardt
Hartman
Vic
Essex
Hudson- Essex Challengers
Phaeton
Cuiaahield
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