Camp Houghton Lake News Reports Spring Fever and Camp Life
Camp Houghton Lake notes a growing case of Spring Fever among cadets as worries of an early epidemic rise. Major Stacey visits for inspection while cadets anticipate possible company reorganization and ongoing First Aid training.
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Ox warble flies threaten Michigan cattle economy
An agricultural bulletin explains ox warble flies harm cattle in Michigan by causing stampedes and skin irritation, reducing hides value and milk yield. It outlines that larvae develop under the skin, that winter destruction of larvae prevents summer adults, and promotes farm inspections, chemical treatments, and neighborhood control campaigns to protect herds and incomes.
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Governor Acts Extend Mortgage Moratorium And Board Reform
The Governor signed acts extending the two year moratorium on real estate mortgages and land contracts. The Administrative Board faces abolition with plans to consolidate tax divisions and create unified corporate and securities oversight. A public parks transfer to the State Highway Department may save costs, while salary raises for top officials were defeated for April, with budget timing pushing adjournment into mid spring.
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Allocation: Papal addresses to Cardinals published at St Peter's
Allocation is the formal address by the pope to the College of Cardinals and through them to the church. Allocations arise from ecclesiastical or political needs and aim to safeguard papal principles and claims. They are affixed to the door of St. Peter's church.
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Swansboro Named After White Swan Found by 18th Century Captain
The town of Swansboro in North Carolina derives its name from a striking white swan spotted by English sea captain Daniel Bates who explored the area and settled there in 1718.
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