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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1957
Page
8
Michigan pheasant hunters may see a 1,000,000 plus bag again this season, potentially marking a fifth straight year over one million. The piece notes cyclic patterns in ringneck populations with past highs of 1,401,000 in 1944 and lows around 453,000 in 1947, while discussing regional hunting pressures and season lengths.
The article notes that Michigan currently harvests only about 60 percent of its cock pheasant population, implying room for higher yields in the next year if conditions improve. It discusses the current efficiency of hunting and population management strategies affecting harvest rates.
Clare County ASC Chairman Floren J. Pudway announced farmers who participated in the 1957 Soil Bank Acreage Reserve can earn a 10 percent premium over 1958 rates if the land placed in 1958 matches the 1957 site. Eligible farmers must sign Acreage Reserve Agreements by October 4 and reduce winter wheat acreage below the 1958 allotment while limiting overall harvest to a permitted area.
Review praises Spike Jones for a refreshed format blending music and parody with guest stars and Helen Grayca. Captiol highlights The King Sisters reviving oldies and Les Paul and Mary Ford with Strollin Blues. The Four Freshmen offer a bright arrangement while Reverse presents Julie Is Her Name, suggesting Jones remains a valuable TV property.
Dr Ralph G Nichols and Leonard A Stevens say concentration is crucial for listening. A good listener blocks distractions and sits closer to the speaker to understand better. Intelligent listening shapes how others talk to you and helps you learn. Becoming a better listener also makes you a better speaker.
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