Isabella County Supervisors approve removal of meters in Mt Pleasant lots
Isabella County Board of Supervisors met in Mt Pleasant on November 10 1964. The board discussed parking meter removal in off street lots in the central business district and approved a ninety day trial in county owned land. Reports from Towns and Counties and Agricultural committees were presented and actions taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Board of Supervisors
County of
Isabella
Court House
Roger Galer
Elton Salisbury
Sherman Smith
Donald Sandbrook
Otto Larsen
David Millard
Karl Moss
Delmer Watson
Schmidt
Central Business District
Vogel
Tittabawasssee
Moss
Smith
Millard
Beutler
Midland County
Larsen
Honorable
Isabella County
Isabella County Board of Supervisors
Lewis Bowen
R. T. Kane
Irwin
Glenn Oren
Mt. Pleasant City
Salisbury
Coe
Lincoln
Fremont
Rolland
Broomfield
Deerfield
Union
Chippewa
Denver
Nottawa
Sherman
Coldwater
Gilmore
Vernon
Wise
House
Agricultural Committee
Oliver House
Ernest Irwin Agricultural Committee
Eckersley
Kane
Claims and Accounts Committee
Ronald Denlow
Edward Dexter
Erwin
Rye
Sher
Isabella County adopts rabies vaccination policy and budgets
The Isabella County Board approves continued rabies vaccination for dogs in 1965 with a $1.50 clinic fee. Owners with 1964 vaccinations are exempt for 1965. The report covers health, welfare payments, forestry space use by US Forest Service with $25 monthly rent, and bond and purchasing actions.
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Health Department
Isabella County
Ways and Means
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Honorable
Board of Supervisors
Welfare Department
Clyde Beutler
Paul D. Hamel
Oliver
Beutler
Bowen
Epple
Galer
Agricultural
Michigan Department of Conservation
Isabella County Cooperative Extension Service
U. S. Forest Service
Agricultural Committee
U.S. Forest Service
The Balky Horse Reveals Dresden China Creation
A tradesman s horse gains sticky white soil on its hooves, leading to kaolin discovery. Chemist Boettcher capitalizes on the clay, enabling the first European Dresden china factory to rival Chinese porcelain. This accidental reveal ends centuries of search for the Chinese method.
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Dresden
China
John Boettcher
Berlin
Augustus II
Saxony
Boettcher
Augustus