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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1959
Page
6
An adult doe labeled number 4173 returns to trapping operations at Casino Wildlife Experiment Station after eight years. First recorded in 1951 weighing 133 pounds, the deer was tagged and later released. It reappeared six miles from the original capture site, weighing 152 pounds.
Property listings state 1260 acres with a modern four bedroom home and outbuildings at 21 000 dollars. Also offerings include 16 acres on Ross Lake Beaverton with a lakefront cottage and trees for 4500 dollars, 160 acres near Mt Pleasant with multiple houses at 3900 to 21 000 cash, and Beaverton area commercial and frontage properties including a 6400 dollar two story building and machine shop site. Gables of frontage and hunting lands noted across Beaverton and Mt Pleasant corridors with several cash down terms.
The Conservation Commission approved a 25 cent daily camping fee hike to 1.00, aimed at covering rising costs and aligning with Wisconsin and Minnesota charges. The measure could lift revenue by about 100,000 over 1958. Bait fishermen remain allowed to use trout streams as in 1958. A proposed flies only rule on AuSable River main stem was postponed to September for study. The commission also seeks 85,000 from the General Fund for a state gun safety training program with 1.00 registration and 50 cent proficiency fees.
Michigan Conservation Department reports 1958 forest fires cost $135 320 with 1 251 fires damaging 11 992 acres and 53 982 in suppression costs. Northern Lower Peninsula bore the largest fire load with 747 fires affecting 7 698 acres, while debris burning caused 4 424 acres of damage totaling 57 683 dollars.
The revival meetings concluded Sunday night with Rev Allman’s gospel messages and solos. After a cold spell, many attendees enjoyed the two week event. He then traveled from Findlay to Larrobe Pennsylvania on Tuesday, and prayers go to Hugh Allen’s family after his death at Clare Hospital. Local social notes record guests and visits across Eagle community.
George H Thompson died Sunday January 18 1959 in Temple. He leaves wife Arlene five daughters and four sons with many grandchildren and his mother. Funeral details and local visits follow with community figures attending and winter weather notes.
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