Bessemer School Board June 7 1949 Proceedings
The Bessemer Board of Education met June 7 1949 in the high school library at 8 00 p m with all members present. Minutes approved. Bills allowed and orders drawn. General motions to accept door and window work for Barber School at 437 and to appoint Ton to English Speech and Social Studies per superintendent’s recommendation, carried.
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Negri
Hannah Allen
American Home
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Bessemer Food Shop
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Marjorie Swanson
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Chamberlain Company
Washing- American LaFrance Co
Board of County Road Commissioners
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Carl Pistnet, Inc
City of Bessemer Light Utility
Curtis Circulation Company
Hillyard Sales Company
Lillian Holappa Aqure
Togo Sookeel
Clara Kallander
Kelto & Velin
McCall's Magazine
A. C. McClurg Company
Michigan Bell Telephone Con
Northwestern Motor Bus Com
Steiger Building Supply Co
Athletic Assn
U. P
Motion
Barber
Motion Johnson Hardware
Mary Ellen LaChapelle Mae
John C. Winston
Mrs. Rice
Mr. Negri
Federally Funded Fish Hatchery Proposal Considered
Bill H R 961 seeks to authorize a U S Fish and Wildlife Service hatchery and several rearing ponds in the upper peninsula for experimental research on artificial propagation of Great Lakes fish. Conservation officer John Bugni reports a crippled woodcock that limped away, later found to be guarding nearby young. County lists of lake maps are available from local sources.
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Upper Peninsula
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Great Lakes
John Bugni
Michigan fish division lists county map availability
The conservation department s fish division in Lansing offers free individual county listings to help residents select maps, with additional maps provided at cost. Seven Michigan counties boast over 300 lakes including Marquette, Luce, Iron, Gogebic, Oakland, Schoolcraft and Barry. Deer in Traverse City area will receive a new repellent donated by a chemical firm, sprayed on trees and crops, aiming to deter damage while field tests assess its effectiveness.
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Conservation Department
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Lansing
Michigan Counties
Marquette
Luce, Iron
Gogebic
Oakland
Schoolcraft
Barry
Smith Brothers
Traverse City
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Carl Hemstreet
Michigan State College Extension Service
Ford Kellum
Washington
Bears as hunting pastime faced by blunt facts
The piece argues bear hunting is dull despite bravado, citing experiences of a Michigan official test program for repellents, notes on grizzly danger, and anecdotes from trapper A C Rowell and writer Stewart Edward White, contrasting legendary courage with real risk.
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Davy Crockett
Charles B. Roth
A. C Rowell
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