Clare County Harrison Board of Supervisors April 1953 Sessions
The Clare County Board of Supervisors met at the Court House in Harrison on April 14 15 16 and 17 1953 for sessions to elect officers set committees and review road and sheriff accounts. Reports included road commission figures and a request to adjust per diem and mileage. statements from Sheriff and county officers were discussed with actions pending on airport matters and building bids.
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Court House
Harrison
Michigan
Board of Supervisors
Wm. A. Henderson
Austin
Campbell
Cooper
Darling
Ae Gee
Gee
Matlon
Haley
Holcomb
Stanley
Richardson
McKenna
Jones
St. Bebeby
Ray
Yeas
Read
Rinehart
Rutter
Seitter
Stockwell
Wallace
Berry Warner, Jr
Dan. Holcomb
Hall
Rolls
Seiter
Reed
Dee
Eaton
Sheriff's
Hinehart
Gronda
Road Commission
Moder
Trotter
Gronda Hall
Board of
Lupervisors
Coat House
Harrigan
Alpert
Oelockam
Hell
Allied
Clipper
Grondhy
Hill
Haley Jones
Oneal
Clare
Commission
Richard Bon
Hverette Allen
Inn
Ralph Eaton, Jr
W. Rinehart Orlie- Stockwell
Molenna
al Henderson
Albert
City of
Dan Hblomy
Prégent
Myers McKenna Oman
J. W. Rinehart
Mark McKenna
Leo Gronda
Onan
Abuatin
Hat Ile
Dan Holcomb
Myers
Kenna
New Chemical Dual-Action Seed Treatment Announced
A major U S chemical firm unveils a double-barreled seed treatment combining a fungicide and insecticide to protect seeds and seedlings. The product targets soil-borne diseases and subterranean insect feeders, and is being recommended for corn and bean crops with ongoing tests on other crops.
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United States
New Zealand’s Highest Peaks and Mount Cook Elevation
New Zealand’s highest peak is Mount Cook rising to 12 345 feet above sea level. The country has 223 peaks over 7 500 feet.
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New Zealand
Mount Cook
Dozens of Ways Brucellosis Spreads Among Cattle
The American Veterinary Medical Association lists twelve routes disease can spread to clean cattle. Importations from unseen herds are the most common source. Newly bought cattle from tested herds should be isolated 30 days before re testing. those from untested herds require immediate testing and a second test in 60 days. Transmission can occur via diseased hogs, vehicles carrying stock, and contamination from clothing, shoes, or contaminated water.
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American Veterinary Medical Association
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