Drift bottle study seeks lake currents in Saginaw Bay
Te Balen Paderas and state fishery research workers release 350 drift bottles near Saginaw Bay to map currents and tackle perch decline and walleye scarcity. Recoveries will return location and time of release. researchers aim to study water movements for fisheries insight. The effort is a cooperative project of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service and the Michigan Conservation Department.
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Saginaw Bay
Lake Michigan
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Michigan Conservation Department
Community notices from Harrison and surrounding areas
Verno Mrs. Floyd Werts of Harrison visits her sister group in Owosso then travels to Farwell for dinner and reminisces at the old home. Arnold Bidwell now in Mt. Pleasant for eye treatment, sister-in-law to Mrs. George Snider. Various relatives and neighbors from Farwell Rector Arkansas St Johns Lansing Mesick McBain Coleman Lake George and Pontiac are named as visiting guests, dinners, and moves.
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Floyd Werts
Harrison
Frank Simpson
Bernice Riges
Marion Gilgenburg
Lavina Dixon
Ethel Cornell
Vera Schiebner
Ralph Graham
Owosso
Farwell
Arnold Bidwell
Rosebush
Mt. Pleasant
George Snider
Kathern Mack
Harold Nichols
Sherri
Waco
Texas
Nichols
Albert Zuehlke
Rector Arkansas
Mack
Eynie Orton
Billa Sherman
Alice
Rex Phillips
Roberta
Lenora
St. Johns
McDonal-Herron
Wilbur Sifel
Lansing
Frank Bowen
Harline
Paul Starlin
Mesick
Adam Wright
Lake George
Floyd Bergey
Bergeys
Wright Home
Frank
Nevins
Donna
Joyce
Myre
Alva McReynolds
Coleman, Myr
Robert Pryor
McBain
Raymond Pryor
Cora Wright
The
Morris Convalescent Home
Lloyd Bergey
Laura Willetts
Pontiac
Doris
Eugene Bergey
Lake
Ella Sherman
Ruth Herron
Asa Parks
Standish
Church Notes from General Assembly Visit in Kansas City
Rev and Mrs Harold Smith report a worthwhile trip to the General Assembly in Kansas City with a large conference. The assembly opened June 17 with 142 000 in attendance for communion. Rev Fred Belleville, a former pastor, conducts services this week. District Superintendent Rev O L Marsh will lead the annual board meeting Friday evening. Families visiting relatives and friends in Remus Lake Farwell and Farwell area are noted, with several gatherings and calls to councilors.
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Harold Smith
General Assembly
Kansas City Misson's
Fred Belleville
Nambers
O. L. Marsh
Annal Board
New Grain Standards Explained Set To Take Effect
The July start date marks the new federal grain standards measuring contamination in wheat. Elevators will seize noncompliant shipments, risking seller losses and buyers face higher risk, urging farmers to supply clean grain and protect against penalties. County ASC offices provide check sheets to review storage and align with the new rules.
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Michigan Department of Agriculture
Michigan Clean Grain Committee
ASC
Keep Poison Away From Children
Warning guidance from Coral Morris of Michigan State urges parents to keep poisons out of reach and sight of children. She notes that medicines, cleaners, and cosmetics cause most pediatric poisonings and advises careful labeling and proper storage, including discarding unused prescriptions and securing hazardous containers.
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Coral Morris
Michigan State
Miss Morris
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