Pine Marten Return Sparks Cross-Border Trade Talks
Michigan may receive live pine martens from Ontario trappers to reestablish populations in Michigan's upper peninsula after historic loss from lumber clearing. Ontario conservationists say 20 to 30 martens could be released in deep forest areas such as the Porcupine Mountains as Michigan buys the animals directly with Ontario approval.
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Michigan -May
Jong
Ontario Department of Lands and Forests
Michigan
Lake ‘Superior
Adirondacks
New York
Canada
United States
Great Lakes
Canadian Conservation Organization
White River
Ontario
Upper Peninsula
Porcupine Mountains
Wisconsin
Nova Scotia
Hunters Leave Word Where to Call
Michigan hunters are urged to tell friends and relatives how to contact them by telephone while in the field this fall. If phones are unavailable describe the location with reference to nearest town motel or landmark. In emergencies messages can be relayed through conservation district offices or state police posts.
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Michigan
Conservation District
Notable sports figures and milestones referenced in brief
An array of sports notes mentions Robby Avila buying a Mexico City club and taking player manager duties, Milt Tippitt’s hip injury from a tossed baseball, Bill Wambsganss’s 1920 unassisted triple play, Lou Little’s WWI service, Marion Motley’s retirement and four teammates, Otto Graham Dante Lavelli Lou Groza and Frank Gatski with the Browns, Birdie Tebbetts’s Providence College degree, and a 1929 Grand National Horse race with 66 starters.
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Robby Avila
Cleveland Indians
Mexico City
Avila
Milt Tippitz
Chicago
Bill Wambsganss
Cleveland
Dodgers
Lou Little
Columbia University
Marion Motley
Cleveland Browns
Savad
Otto Graham
Dante Lavelli
Lou Groza
Frank Gats
Bears and Coyotes Spook Park Campers in Keweenaw
At Ft Wilkins state park in Michigan campers found a black bear had crushed their tent and sat on it prompting a decision to sleep in the car. A friendly coyote was seen in Copper Harbor and another near Calumet as park managers note wildlife intrusions in a northern region.
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Ft. Wilkins State Park
Upper Peninsula
Keweenaw
Mac’ Frimodig
Frimodig
Copper Harbor
Wallace H. Dorie
McLain State Park
Calumet
Dorie
Great Lakes Fish Treaty Heads to Senate Debate
A proposed Canada United States treaty to govern Great Lakes fisheries advances toward Senate consideration. A six member international commission would study fish and water research and lamprey control with other minor powers. Public hearings informed the draft. ratification timing remains uncertain due to complex approval steps in both countries.
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Canada
United States
Great Lakes
U.S. Senate
State Conservation Department Fisheries Workers
Michigan
Community Notes From Gilmore Center Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Claude Wendell and Mrs Williams of Flint spent the weekend at their farm home. Mrs Kitty Brown improves at Bigelow Nursing Home Farwell. Sunday dinner guests included Fred Pydsewell Gates from Lake and Elwyn Pitts family. Remus church rally drew many locals. Roy Thern Jarman ill in Clare Hospital. Northport visit by Kenneth Lautzenheiser and son Dennis.
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Claude
Wendell
Williams
Flint
Kitty Brown
Bigelow
Farwell
Robert Fordyce
Fred Pydsewell
Detroit
Mr. Gates
Lake
Elwyn Pitts
Bob Pydsewell
Lake Station
Egbert Fordyce
Freeman Fordyce
Greenville
Myrtle. Davison
Ann>Arbor
Frank
White
Marion
Gates
Bernard Pitts
Remus
Herb
Maxine Shilling
Olive Laverty
James Pitts
George Skinner
Dell Esterline
Robert’ Smith
Juanita Jarman
W. R. Jarman
Hastings
Thern Jarman
Siifield
Thern
Roy
Clare Hospital
Alvin Wood
Michigan
Kenneth Lautzenheiser
Dennis
Northport
Ed McAlvey
Black Squirrels Surge Again in Northern Michigan Parks
Park managers report abundant black squirrels across several northern Michigan areas. The black variant remains a rare form of the common gray species and appears to be thriving this year.
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Michigan Park
Global glacial ice covers vast land areas and polar regions
The world’s land area is about 5.2 million square miles under glacial ice. Roughly 88 percent of this ice resides in Antarctica and Greenland, shaping global climate and sea level dynamics.
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Antarse Tea
Greenland
Prewar Soviet Ukrains Ad Food Output Targets
Before World War II the Soviet Ukrains set targets to supply nearly a quarter of Russia's wheat and worn crops, a third of barley, and two thirds of sugar beet output.
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Russia
Central Michigan to honor 1927 football squad at homecoming
Central Michigan College plans a 31st annual homecoming on October 16 honoring members of the 1927 football team. Invitations go to coaches and players for recognition during the Central Michigan Southern Illinois game halftime. Head coach Wallace Parker and Stewart Butler led the squad with a 7 win 1 loss record, including an 18-12 win over Western Michigan.
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Central’ Michiginh College
Jhomecoming
Central
Michigan-Southern
Wallace. Parker
Panadine
Mt. Pleasant
Stewart Butler
Western
Michigan
Cubs Sent to Havana Zoo From Michigan Wilderness
Two cub bears captured in Michigan's upper peninsula were flown to Havana Cuba early this week to reside at the Havana Zoological Park. The cubs born last winter in the central upper peninsula were captured this summer and moved to the Cusiho wildlife station near Shingleton. The Cuban consulate in Detroit relayed the zoo operators request and Michigan officials arranged shipment.
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Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Air Express
Havana
Cuba
Havana Zoological Park
Central
Upper “Peninsula
Cusiho Wildlife Experiment Station
Shingleton
Detroit
Families Gather for Weekend Visits in Clare Area
Owosso residents Mr and Mrs Dick Hileman and Mr and Mrs Wm Hileman visited their sister Mrs H Satson in Clare over Sunday. Several farms hosted relatives and friends including the Hebers Brockways and Heber family. Bodily health updates noted Bud Hileman improving at Community Hospital.
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Dick Hileman
Owosso
Wm. Hile
Charles Heber
H. Satson
Clare
D. Hileman
Gus Beck
Pontiac
Howard Brockway
Becks and Brockways
Bert Scramlin
Charlie van Blarcom
van Blarcom
Karen Stephison
Arlene Hogue
Clair McQueen
Stephison’s
Erma Barr
Harrison
al Tessman
Robert Heber
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Handy
Clarion
Centerville
United States Brewers Foundation
Standard Service
Bob Rowley
W. St. Bienes
Gilmore Center
CMC
Eam
Donald Stamats
Byron Johnson
Carl, Mickelson
John Brotzman
John ‘Cline
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Sweeney
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Mrs. Howard Brockway
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