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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1955
Page
2
Spring brings awakening for birds and mammals and danger near roads. Wildlife youngsters move about as food grows along rights of way and gutters. Drivers should slow and give these animals a brake. many are unaware of machines and risks.
A Florida mail order lure advert promotes JIA BO IT SWIMS JIM BO, an artificial minnow that supposedly swims without fuel, using balance and gravity to dive to desired depths. The ad claims it matches any strike and offers satisfaction guaranteed for $1 per lure, with postage paid and mail order only from J&R TACKLE CO. P.O. Box 741 Largo Fla.
WWTVV will televise Detroit Tigers baseball for the season. Forty three games will be shown on the Cadillac Television Station from April 15 through September 24. The opening telecast features the Tigers versus the Cleveland Indians on April 15 at 2 00 p.m.
A talkative young woman stays late in Doc Whites drugstore and leaves the front door locked after 11 PM. The store owner contemplates leaving her, but Mrs. WJ urges to set her free, noting women understand the value of ending a long conversation. The columnist muses on talkers versus silent types and the need for consideration before friends hint to end visits.
University of Michigan public health professor Clarence J Velz leads river research using IBM data cards to chart depth width flow and temperatures of major U S basins. He notes 50 basins studied including Hudson Delaware and Savannah while working with the National Council for Stream Improvement.
Mrs Howard Brockway injures hand repairing a manure spreader requiring five stitches. Nearby residents Earl Bower and family and Howard Brockway hosted visitors at Robert Heber’s home. Willet Austin visited daughter near Wajameha and Bay City. Gary Heskey visited relatives in Ewart for a check up. Horton Case sick with flu. Brockways visited Seiter in Clare.
Michigan conservation reports three fires during the week ending March 13 near Baldwin and Gladwin. Less than three acres burned. The 1964 season opened March 21 with 10 fires and 90 acres burned, total yearly fires 1,010 and damage 3,884 acres. by contrast 1805 fires burned 2,300,000 acres.
Michigan deer officials say the herd is narrowing toward spring with scattered losses from a hard winter. Gladwin Baldwins and Lake Michigan counties show deer feeding on stem tips and prunings as winter timber cuts linger. Officials expect the herd to endure with careful weather conditions, noting 40 000 deer starved in 1950 51 as a historic peak.
Michigan conservation commission backs an international fisheries pact for the Great Lakes. President Eisenhower sent the treaty to the Senate urging ratification. The agreement would let eight states and Canada coordinate fish research and sea lamprey control, addressing prior coordination gaps.
The Michigan conservation department will not plant trout in waters that could reach publicly closed waters. MUCC officials noted streams crossing private land are moving toward private access closures. Fred Westerman said staff will enforce the policy during the pre season planting period.
The circuit court action against nonresident fishermen W G Cuppy of Elkhart Indiana is postponed to May 2 by the conservation department. The case, tied to a January 17 ice fishing arrest in Cass County, faces a Lansing hearing March 22 before the Interstate Cooperation Commission.
National Wildlife Week highlights the need to protect remaining wetlands and restore marshes. Conservationists warn drainage reduces water storage and water tables, affecting cities and wildlife groups across the nation.
A historical note lists six powers that claimed all or part of present Kansas up to 1845: Spain, France, England, the United States, Mexico, and the Republic of Texas.
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