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Newspaper

Country Today

Location

Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1983

Page

12

Icing Cripples Wisconsin Birds Food Supply Across Ice‑Coated Region

In the Medford Rib Lake area during the Christmas count we found rare finches and scarce grosbeaks due to ice glazed seeds and branches. Chickadees and nuthatches clustered at ice-free feeders, while many birds sheltered in cavities. a radio SOS urged extra feeding as a potential wildlife crisis loomed across western Wisconsin.

Medford-Rib Lake Clark Taylor Clark County Medford Willard Greenwood Wisconsin

First Gun for Don Hanson a Tough, Earnest Rite of Passage

Don Hanson recalls buying his first .22 caliber Remington when he was 12, saving pennies from milking cows to raise $18 at Werner Hardware in Bloomer. He earned the money slowly in 1932 by feeding the dairy herd and pocketing 12 cents a day, illustrating how youths obtained firearms in lean times.

Bloomer Dairyman Don Hanson Bloomer Donny Hanson Hanson Werner Hardware Bloomer’s Werner University of Wisconsin- Madison

Hard work paid off for Don Hanson with rifle purchase

Don Hanson of Route 3 Bloomer reflects on nearly 50 years of effort that culminated in buying the rifle he had long sought. The item symbolizes perseverance and personal achievement following years of labor and saving.

Don Hanson Rt. 3 Bloomer

Kirtland's warbler numbers fall in Michigan census

The yearly Michigan DNR survey shows 207 singing male Kirtland's warblers in the northern Lower Peninsula, down 25 from 1981, with the first Upper Peninsula sighting near Gwinn. DNR officials cite wet spring, wintering Bahamas weather, and other factors as reasons for the drop.

Kirtland Michigan Michigan Department of Natural Resources Lower Peninsula DNR Bahamas Lawrence Ryer

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