Clare City adopts water works ordinance 1948
Ordinance No 189 establishes Clare water works as a city utility under the City Manager. It details construction, permits, tapping fees, service connections, pest rules, water waste penalties, meter readings, liens, fire use, and enforcement with immediate effect after approval September 7 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Clare
Commission of Sald
Commission
City Commission
Clare County
Appointment of Administrator for Rose B. Sutherland Estate
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders a hearing on September 27 1948 at 10 am in War rison for Avis Douglas to approve administration of the estate of Rose B Sutherland. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel. Judge George Bates presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
County of
Clare
Warrison
Said
Hou.t George Bates
Rose B
Avis Douglas
Clare Sentinel
George Bates
Probate hearing set to sell Clare estate realty
In Clare County Michigan the Probate Court at Harrison on September 20 1948 set a hearing for guardian Henry H. Wood to obtain license to sell estate realty. Judge George Bates presiding with Clerk George Bates announcing order for public notice via publication in the Gloria Somtine paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
George Bates
Henry H. Wood
M. I
John Laverty
Conservation Commission Sets Five Year Hungarian Partridge Ban
The director recommends a closed season for Hungarian partridge. The commission orders a five year unlawful hunting period from October 1, 1944, under Act 280 P A 1925. Also included are 1948 ruffed grouse limits and pheasant regulations across multiple counties with seasonal hours and possession limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Conservation
The
Conservation Commission
Hunting restrictions set for sharp tailed grouse and prairie chickens
A 1948 order bans hunting sharp tailed grouse and prairie chickens in most of the Upper Peninsula and surrounding counties until fall. In open areas the hunting window runs October 1 to 20, with daily limits of three and a total possession cap of six, or fifteen for the season. Signed August 2, 1948 by Donald B. McLouth and P. J. Hopfmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Commission
Director of Conservation
Lower Peninsula
Donald B. McLouth
Wayland Osgood
The
Director of
Upper Peninsula
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B. J. Sanford
M. D
H. J. Ballard
Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery
R. Clare
Mich
K. Hammerberg
Mg Hwan
Clarh, Michigan
Christina M. Schutt
Osteopathic Physician
West Fifth Street
N. B. Stirling
Dunlop
Clare, Michigan
Royal Akins Us-10
Clare, Mich
Blackerby
Charge Lake
Farwell
Bob’s Sales & Wearvies
Lare
Devoto and
Penasouth
Callihan’s
Auto Electric
North McHwan
Willya
Budd Lake
S. C. Mcarthur
M. D. Clare Hospital
G. C. Born Chiropractor
Clarh
West
Fifth Street
J. G. White
Optometrist
White’s Jewelry Store
R. H. Strange
Hye
Har
Myes
Mt, Pleasant
A. D
Alex McKinnon
Theo Wallington
George Mates, Dade of
Frobate
Aines Cony
Gears Bates
Prabsta
Order of the Conservation Commission
Harry H. Whiteley
P. J. Hoffmaster
State OF
Pp. J, Hoffmaster
Alcona
Benzie
Grand Traverse
Iosco
Leelanau
Wexford
Town
Huron County
Donald B. Maclouth
PJ. Hoffmaster
P. J, Hofpfmaster
Mt. Pleasant
Peter A. Oman
Clare County Treasurer
Ford
Dearborn
Ford Tractors
Edward J. Magnus
Clare Live
Wolverine Stock Yards Co
St Johns-Clare-Gladwin
Gaylord-Marion
Prince & Go
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