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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1957
Page
5
The article outlines how autumn brings hunting camping and outdoor activities with increased fire risks in Michigan. M M Bergman of the Conservation Department stresses public cooperation and prevention, noting advances in suppression but that personal responsibility remains essential to reduce forest fires.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Cornell with their son from Dearborn spent Saturday with Mrs Luthers and her husband on Stony Creek Road. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson and family on Stony Creek Road.
Ann Arbor pilot Victor Pease 40 lands his single engine Aeronca on the Expressway near State Road at 7 05 p m to avoid night landing. Troopers slow traffic as he taxis to Ann Arbor Municipal Airport. Officials note no injuries and consider possible aeronautical violations.
The Agriculture Department reports near record feed grain production leaves a large surplus. Corn production down seven percent, Oct 1 carryover about 1.4 billion bushels, total supply near 4.6 billion bushels, roughly last year’s record. Oats barley and grain sorghum up, total carryover higher. prices below last year.
Michigan lake fishing license sales through August show resident licenses at 677 000, down 3 percent from 697 000 last year. Nonresident permits fell over 8 percent to 100 000, 15 day nonresident licenses slipped 4 percent to 57 000. Trout stamps held steady at about 165 000. Authorities cite motor boats and water sports as possible factors amid warm weather and increased outdoor recreation.
The South Dakota IDEA says several sizable firms show interest in Black Hills low grade iron ores but extensive geology work is needed before development. One firm has spent months surveying Nemo with airborne magnetometer and diamond drills.
Superior Court Judge Burgwyn told the grand jury the new Hertford County courthouse lacks air conditioning causing tempers to fray. The grand jury quickly recommended installing cooling facilities.
Rains interrupted harvest in lower Michigan last week and delayed fall planting while boosting soil moisture to adequate levels. Excess moisture covers many areas as farmers hope for good weather to finish corn before frost. Bean yields lag while late potatoes size up and digging rises. Elberta peaches and McIntosh apples harvest progress, with Red Delicious and Jonathan to start picking soon.
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