Clare County Board Minutes Highlight Regional Fiscal Edges
Clare County supervisors convened October 1928 in Harrison and Clare to discuss county funds, bank bids, road projects, and county fair expenses. Reports from Sheriff and Agricultural Agent were received. bids from Clare County Savings Bank led at 4 1 2 percent, with other banks offering lower rates. The board approved travel funds, drainage improvements, and a $125 payment for a sinkhole repair, with adjournment to December 1928.
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Harrison
Michigan
Board of Supervisors
Clare County
Said
Reginald Sharp
Arnold
Burnett
Burns
Carpenter
Crawford
Origier
Dawson
Derby
Finch
Gardiner
Geiger
Graves
Heber
Keyser
Stanley
Moder
Phimsey
Sharp
Spohn
Tryon
Ward
Zimmerman
Yeas
Cook
State Board of Equalization
Heter
Keysor
Harrison, Mich
County Road Commissioners
Clare Co
Ben Carpenter
P. D. Gibson
Ridmond Woods
Crigier
Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau
Bay City
Hether
Spahn
Mich
Clare County Fair
Henry Gardiner
Bep
Clare Co. Savings Bank
John Burnett
R. J. Hether
Citizens State
State Savings Bank of Harrison
Farwell State Savings Bank
Avid
Clare County Savings Bank
Justice
Frost
Aship
Sam’ Bruce
Robert Burns
Thimsey
Veas
Carpenter Did Not Vote. : Honorable Board of Supervisors
Muskepon River
Leota
Co. Road Fund
James Gray
Bunny
Der
Ways
Redding
Doubleday Bro & Co
Joseph Hoag
W.s8
McAllister
Clare County Cleavers, Baty
Clare How
Furni
Gregory
Cleaver
Doubleday Hunt Dolan Co
Doubleday ‘Hunt Dolan
Carl Holbrook
Michigan State Industries
Nelson Bailey
Julius
Scheaffer
Redding Township
Committee On Miscellaneous Accounts
Charles Koch
Chas. Koch
J. Robert Brown
Glare County Agricultural Society
Aaron
Clare County Agricultural Society
Henry Miltner
Frank Dusenbury
A. S. Youngs
John Quinn
C. W. Perry
Fred W. Schaaf
R. B. Savidge
T. C. Holbrook
Thomas Fair
A. BE. Wylie
E. Hammond
T. C. Holbroo
I. H. Dodds
Joseph Hudson
D. © . Mater
G. Be &E. T.hammond Ie
Horace Foster
Clare Coulter
IF. H. Dodds
James P. Gibbs
A S. Young
Arthur Bailey
Une
Campbell & Foster
Ban
Edmond Woods
Committee On Miscellaneous
Wm. Murph
Henry B.wieber
John W. B
Jack Scott
Arthur Sharland
Clare Go. Cleaver
Don L. Schaaf
John Bringold
Hoosier Mfg. Co
John Mastin
A. S.keyser
Bed Carpenter
Perl Tryon
Hughes Bros
Citator Publishings
Winifred Dodd
Doubleday Bros., & Co
T. T Dwyer
R. J. Hebher
Doubleday Bros. %& Co
L A. Potter Stamp
L. x Potter Stamp Co
Doubleday Hunt Dolan
Clark County
Clark County ‘Cleaver
M. Fanning
Hwd, & Furniture Co
Keritinel
Doubleday
Bent. Delon Co
Cows Costs and Profits in Medina County Study
Ohio State University economists detail five years of records from twenty Medina county dairy farms totaling 188 cows. Average annual net cost per cow reaches 208.35 dollars after credits. feed, pasture, labor, and other expenses push up costs while milk value yields about 810.0 dollars per cow with profit near five dollars. Profitable cows produce at least nine to ten thousand pounds annually.
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Stttement Rural Econoutists
Ohio State University
Medina County
City Built on Islands Amsterdam in the Netherhinds
Amsterdam in the Netherhinds is a city built on 90 islands connected by 3850 bridges. The description highlights its unique canal network and architectural layout as a defining feature of the metropolis.
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Edmond Woods
Thomas Groves
Ward
Finch
Carviac
Robert Burns
Cook
Hether
Derby
Burns
Phimsey
Amsterdam
Netherhinds
Reducing Costs and Losses in Dairy Production
Dr. A T P Woods of the U S Department of Agriculture cites three keys to dairy efficiency fertility from manure better than dairy products feeds boosting fertility monthly milk checks helping farm workers year round The dairy family grows richer gradually through improved bookkeeping and steady labor.
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A. T P. Woods
United States Department of Agriculture
Doctor Woods
Ohio
Off Flavored Milk From Poor Ventilation And Odors
Guard agafist off flavors in milk during cold weather when barns are closed. Excess odors from nearby sources or crops can taint milk. proper ventilation and sunlight help. Feed after milking to avoid odor transfer. Remove offending objects or storage odors to preserve milk quality.
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Agafist
R G. Connelly
New Jersey State Agricultural College
Dairy Notes On Milk Handling And Herd Culling
Dairy notes warn against mixing warm and cold cream and advise cooling before blending. They stress clean separators, proper ration variety without feeding irregularity, and that cows perform best in mild weather with adequate feeding. Poor producers should be culled via herd testing associations.
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Wow Testing Association
Smiles as Guiding Motto Echoes From 1928 Text
Fragments from 1928 Westen Newspaper Union round a moral cue about facing life with a smile. The brief reads like a collapsed inspirational note urging resilience, confidence, and a positive outlook amid struggle.
Planning meals for health and balance in menus
The text argues for varied foods to balance nutrition across days, pairing concentrated items like fats and proteins with carbohydrates, and using soups and salads to stimulate appetite. It also provides a Date Nut Pudding recipe with butter sugar eggs flour milk dates and nuts.
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Nutrition advice from a 1928 Western paper
An editorial urges surveillance of school nurses to aid undernourished children and warns against gentle neglect. It stresses affordable, wholesome feeding over sweets, recommends milk and varied proteins, and advises diplomacy to ensure children eat properly while noting many well-to-do homes have sickly, undernourished kids.
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