Manistique Hosts Editors Conference With Michigan Press
Manistique welcomes about 100 readers from the Michigan Press Association for a summer outing. The program in the high school gym featured speeches by Attorney General Wilber M. Brucker and former Governor Chase S. Osborn, with Osborn delivering a spirited address on early Michigan history. The event highlighted Manistique’s hospitality and local scenery.
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Chase S. Osborn
Hiorney
Wilbur
Brucker
Elmer J. Hanna
Harbor Springs
Michigan Press Association
Pneestore
Manistique Chamber of Commerce
Manistique
Benjamin Gerow
Joe Herbert
Manistique Knights of Columbus
van Koevering
Michigan
Wilber M. Brucker
Upper Peninsula
Chase 8
Osborn
United States
Sulas
America
The Great North Woods and Blaney Park Touring
A vivid tour through the Great North Woods highlighting scenic highways and historic sites along Lake Superior and Lake Michigan. Blaney Park offers healthful climate and forest recreation at the junction of U S Highway 2 and Michigan Highway 77.
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Blaney Park
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Lake Michigan
Lake Superior
Sault Ste. Marie
Miami
Florida
Grand Marais District
St. Ignace
Chicago
Green Bay
Legend of Hiawatha and Blaney Park in Michigan
A historical piece outlines Longfellow theory behind The Song of Hiawatha and sources by Schoolcraft. It details Blaney Park in the Upper Peninsula, its 1902 timber origins, Wisconsin Land and Lumber ownership, and plans to turn 22 000 acres into a nature refuge with Lake Anne Louise and Celibeth Tavern.
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Longfellow
Schoolcraft
United States
Henry Rowe Schoolcraft
Sault Ste. Marie
Blaney Park
Wisconsin Land & Lumber Company
Hermansville
Michigan
Blaney
G. Harold Earle
Northland
North Country
Bear Creek
Lake Anne Louise
Waubojeez
Mackinack Sland
Michigan Territorial
Detroit
Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society
U. S
Washington
Great Lakes
Lake Superior
St. Mary’s
Grand Marais
Taquamenaw
Tahquamenaw River
Alger County
Luce
Chippewa
Bay of Taquamenaw
Whitefish Bay
Michigan Lowers Non-Resident Fishing License Fee
Michigan reduces its non-resident fishing license to three dollars enabling fishing for trout bass and other game fish across 5000 inland lakes and 16000 miles of streams. The state operates 16 hatcheries at capacity producing over 200 million fish annually with 59 million perch 9 million brook trout and 9 million wall-eyed pike released last year. Thompson in Schoolcraft county hosts the largest hatchery. 3.5 million brook trout were planted this spring. Visitors can tour 15 feeding stations and numerous rearing ponds marked by signs along highways.
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Michigan
Thompson
Schoolcraft
Hiawatha
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Both
Penin
Monistique
Paul Bunyan Camp
Great North Woods
Manitou
Great
White House
Big Sea
Mackinac Island
Les Cheneaux Islands
Bois Blanc Island
Drummond, Cochrane, Manitoulin
Beaver, Fox
North Manitou
South Manitou Islands
Presque Isle
Grand Island
Mackinac
Pictured Rocks
Sugar Loaf
Arch Rock
Gogebic Lake
Castle Rock
Leaning Rock
Tahquamenon Falls
Finger Falls
Kitch
Au Sable Falls
Bond Falls
Wagner Falls
Hungarian Falls
White Pine Mountains
Porcupine Mountains
Escanaba
Soo
Minneapolis
Romance of
Little City
Peninsula of
Lewis Cass
Cass
St. Mary’s Tiver
Mississippi
Lake Itasca
Manabozho
Garden River
Ontario
Boston
von Platen-Fox Co
Iron Mountain, Michigan
Hecla
Consolidated Copper Co
Calumet, Michigan
The
Cleveland - Clifts Iron Co
Timber and
Land Department
Negaunee, Michigan
I. Stephenson CO. Trustees
Wells
William Bonifas Lumber Coo
Escanaba, Michigan
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