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The Ypsilanti Daily Press
Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, Michigan
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Mrs. Nelson Clough Sr. of 328 Oak St. jokes about charging admission as neighbors view the game—bears, deer, rabbit—brought home by her sons from a hunting trip in Eckerman, near Newberry. The sons and companion George Denman successfully hunted three bucks, a doe, jack rabbit, and four bears, with Mr. Clough Sr. managing camp.
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The successful huntsmen were her sons who had returned from a week's hunting trip at Eckerman, 30 miles east of Newberry, bringing three bucks, a camp doe, jack rabbit, three cubs and a mother bear.
Nelson, Jr., shot the large bear; Charles, a cub and three point buck; LeRoy, a cub and jack rabbit; Clyde, a cub and nine point buck; Raymond, an eight point buck and the camp doe. George Denman, Fenton, brother-in-law of Raymond Clough, accompanied the group and Mr. Clough, Sr., was in charge of the camp and cooked for them.
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Eckerman, 30 Miles East Of Newberry; 328 Oak St.
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Saturday Afternoon
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Sons of Mrs. Nelson Clough Sr. return from a week's hunting trip in Eckerman with three bucks, a doe, jack rabbit, three bear cubs, and a mother bear, each son contributing kills; George Denman accompanies, Mr. Clough Sr. manages camp.