Pheasant Hunters See Strong Year in Michigan Outlook
Michigan mail carriers report pheasant production rose 14 percent from last year with 914 000 ring necks harvested in 1959. Brood production varied by region from 9 to 25 percent declines. overall brood sizes averaged six chicks as hens with broods increased.
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T. Surysy
Tower Peninsula
Michigan
Thumb
Ottawa
Allegan
Mus
Kegon
Ringneck
Gladwin
Mecosta, Lake
Newaygo
Oceana
Department
State Land For Oil Gas Leasing Public Auction Sept 14
Approximately 160000 acres of state owned lands will be offered for oil and gas leasing at a public auction in Lansing by the Conservation Department on September 14. The sale reflects renewed drilling interest sparked by the Albion-Scipio field and a rising state oil output and gas production.
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Lansing
Conservation Department
Albion-Scipio
Cubs Farm System Boosts Prospects With Signed Players
Chicago Cubs add Willie Philpot of Monroe Louisiana and Louis Brock of Southern University to their farm ranks. Philpot, a right handed pitcher, to Morristown. Brock, an outfielder, to St Cloud after a .? batting mark. Steve Owen named Calgary Stampeders head coach succeeding Otis Douglas. Bonneville speed trials see eight records. 200 mph club qualifies Ferrington of New Orleans with a 200.62 mph Thunderbird record. Three shooters post perfect 200 scores at Vandalia Grand American trapshoot.
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Chicago Cubs
Willie Philp
Clevelend
Louis Brock
Monroe
Philpot
Morristown
Brock
Southern University
St. Cloud
Steve Owen
New York Giants
Calgary Stampeders
Otis Douglas
Bonneville
Utah Salt Flats
W. Ferrington
New Orleans
Thunderbird
Vandalia
Ohio
George Newmaster
Lebanon
Dan Orlich
Reno
Nevada
Kevin Onka
Sugar Creek
Lake trout spawning scheme uses injections and nets
The Michigan Conservation Department plans to collect lake trout eggs from Walloon Elk Higgins lakes this fall using hypodermic needles and pituitary extracts to induce spawning. Eggs from about five lakes total may total around 4.18 million with restocking and future Great Lakes planting planned.
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Conservation Department
Michigan
Irland
Department Fisheries
Walloon Lake
Elk and
Higgins Lakes
Ber
Torch
Glen Lakes
Bel
Crystal Lake
Crystal
Elk
Great Lakes
Ontario
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Smith family diary notes social visits around Elk Lake
A Wallace area column records numerous visits and gatherings at Elk Lake and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Alfred Roe, Mrs. Jennie Bates, Miss Tammie Bates, Rev. Elza Beery, Gordon Kleiner, David Brewer, and many others. Events cover visits, dinners, hospital stays, and a Colonville Farm Bureau meeting scheduled for Sept 12.
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Alfred Roe
Elk Lake
Jennie Bates
Kenneth Roe
Robert Roe
Rex
Clare
Lawrencee Bates
Midland
Norman Hutchinson
Julia Hutchinson
John Watson, Jr
Flint
Archie Tryon
Pontiac
Lawrence Bates
Ervin Orvis
Tammie Bates
Lyle Bates
Donald Kleiner
Myron Dunkle
Bertha Lake
Adolph Hildebrandt
Brush College
Floren Pudyay
Colonville
Lansing
Robert Kleiner
Arh Arbur
Adrian
Elza Beery
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Ernest Kleiner
Gordon Kleiner
Findlay
Ohio
Elza
Bééry
Norris
Carrow
Nognard
Norman
Hutchinson
Gladwin Hospital
Fritz Kleiner
Ann Arbor
Robert Kleiners
Gordon
Robert Bi
David Brewer
Timothy
Mr. Bisiline
Walter Kleiner
Colonville Road
Morrell Clute
Rochester
Morrell G. Clute
San Diego
California
J. D
Clute
Pearl Clute
Harrison
Gary Lorenz
St. Johns
Dale Davis
the Woods Cottage
Cranberry Lake
Sharon Davis
Wellington Davis
Walter Willet
Duane Miler
East Us-10
Kendell Wood
Arlington ‘Severson
Judy War‘ner
Dean Vanderveen
South Haven
Hildebrandt
Carl Bradley
Colonville Farm Bureau
Ray Strouse
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Krogers
Phe. Bop
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