Dead Hon Witter J Taster and long state life detail
The State reports the death of Hon Witter J Taster of Jenenviln at age 7, detailing his birth in Sidney Vining Delaware county New York and a long provincial career. It traces his education across Michigan university Tecumseh White Higeot and Detroit, his legal studies, and his professional progress with various mentors. It also notes his role as director and president within his community and hints at political involvement, plus a separate Michigan crop report summarizing February results, wheat status, and state agricultural experiments aided by the agricultural college.
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