Clare Michigan Ordinance Grants Gas Franchise to Gas Corporation of Michigan
The city adopts an ordinance granting the Gas Corporation of Michigan a 30 year franchise to construct operate and maintain gas mains pipes and appurtenances within Clare Michigan for manufacture and distribution of natural and artificial gas. The ordinance details rights duties rates construction standards street clearance and city regulation including possible substitution to artificial gas if natural gas is unavailable and rate review by the Michigan Public Utilities Commission.
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Gas Corporation of Michigan
Michigan Corporation
Instite Lie
Clare
Michigan
Gay
City OF
Glare
Tully
Ity
Michigan Public Utilities Commission
Ware
Counell
City Council
Public Utilities Commission
SECTION IMR TREN ordinance approved and published
The ordinance section passed, ordained, and ordered for publication on June 24 1981 by Mayor R I Hethey and City Clerk Alex McKinnon. The document records the formal adoption and filing details of the city ordinance.
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Sree
Diagtasa
R. I. Hethey
Alex. McKinnon
Variations in Cream Tests From Separator and Conditions
H S Guthrie of Cornell notes factors that alter cream test results. Variations in separator speed and milk temperature change fat separation, herd makeup or added cows shift the test, and cleaner separators improve efficiency. Cornell bulletin 182 offers guidance, free from Cornell College of Agriculture in Ithaca.
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H. S. Guthrie
Department of Dairy Industry
Cornell University
Guthrie
Cornell eXtension
College Ofgriculture
Ithaca
New York
Dairy Bulls Prove Value in New Jersey Breeding
New Jersey dairy extension service cites strong proof for breeding value of three bulls. A Holstein sire sold to Newark Milk Co. averaged nearly 11,919 pounds of milk with 882.9 pounds butterfat from 22 daughters at age about three and a half. Locust Lane Guernsey bull Old Contemptible produced 16 daughters averaging 875 pounds butterfat. A senior Holstein sire from New Jersey Agricultural College yielded 13,500 pounds milk in ten months, 11 percent over dams at similar ages, son of a proven sire from Beltsville MD noted.
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Dairy Extension Service of
New Jersey
Henry Schmidt
Newark Milk Company
Guernsey
Locust Lane Farm
New Jersey Agricultural College
United States
Beltsville, Md
Quiteet
Quality Legume Hay Drives High Milk Yield in Michigan Herd
In Michigan a herd averaging 13 000 pounds per cow over six years showcases exceptional dairy performance. Owner Mr Hunt credits the quality of legume hay as key, noting well cured hay provides vitamins aiding mineral assimilation and herd health.
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Michigan
Hunt
Dairy Hints for Profitable Herds and Pasture Care
Cows in milk need abundant water at all times and many herds fail from underfeeding. Provide succulent feed to boost milk output and reduce grain costs. Check pastures for water or feed shortages and keep young stock growing. Emergency hays include soy beans oats peas Sudan grass and millets with soy beans ranking best. Proper culling lowers dairy surplus and raises profits. Wy Chaser priced at 6¢ per gallon at Anderson. Bring dan daily.
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Sudan
Gilmore News Briefs Include Birth and Accident Reports
Duane Herbert born to Mr and Mrs Roy Glass on the fifth. Mr and Mrs Roland Buskatt visited Clarence Bankers Sunday. Howard Bearse and wife injured when their car hit a culvert and overturned. Jim Wixon and Mrs Wixon suffered injuries in the crash. Martha Sandall of Alma and Blanche Bankey traveled to Wyatt. Mrs Frances Glass returned home to Rose City. Local Gilmore residents attended the Pythians ice cream social in Farwell Tuesday night.
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Gilmore
Roy Glass
Duie
Duane Herbert
Roland Buskatt
Clarence Bankers
Howard Bearse
Jim ‘Wixon
Blanche Bankey
Wyatt
Mrs. Sandall
Mrs. Staats
Chloe
Renner
Bay City
Frances Glass
Rose City
The
Pythians
Farwell
Winterfield Town Hall Hosts Sunday Services and Music
Winterfield residents are invited to Sunday 3:00 PM services at the town hall with musicians from Muskegon next Sunday. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs F M Wilson and daughter Opal along with Mr and Mrs M W Hart of Cedar Springs. Others attend the Farmers Club event at Frank Davis’s home and relatives visit in Saginaw and Coleman.
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Muskegon
F. M. Wison
Opal
M. W. Hart
Cedar Springs
John Sutton
Ora Corners
Floyd
Farmers” Club
Frank Davis
Lewis Wheeler
Walter Mainhood
Coleman
Clintom Foster
Irank Davis
Elmer Wheeler
Brute
Saginaw
Lake George Resort Weekend News Roundup
Royal Oak residents Rev. Ivan Welty and family vacationed at the Welty cottage while others visited Lake George cottages across Shorewood and Oakdale. Residents from Clare Alma Farwell Owosso and Mason joined guests, with motor boat outings and trout fishing noted among the weekend activities.
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Lake George Resort
Ivan Welty
Royal Oak
Welty Cottage
McIntosh
John Cameron
Shiawassee
Owosso
Joel Welty
Fort Wayne
Ind
Kelley Morgan
Port Huron
G. A. Silover
Tom Groves
Clare
W. H. Godwin
Farwell
John Murnigham
Howell
Shorewood
Lake George
Basil Baker
Fairview
J. R. Borst
Flint
Vesta Fawley
Alma
Harry
Elmer Kress
Myrle Fawley
Harrison
Frank Manning
Frank Thilly
A. Luce
Esther
James M. Wellman
Tom
Cy Winchell
Jay Bigelow
Mrs. Haskell
Shepherd
Struble Cottage
Spenny
Mason
Remus. Co
F. Byers
Lionel
John King
Carl Washburn
Harris
van Horn
Grand Lodge
Stilenbaugh
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Ander Sony
Winterfield
Tennessee
Stuart Bicknell
Retaire
Citizens State Bank Bldg
Pennsylvania
Cities Service Oil Company
P.M
E.C.T
WEAF
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Wilson State
Roy O. Woodruff
Budd Lake
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