RADIO FREQUENCIES
Michigan
Present Frequency in kc.
New Frequency March 29, 1921
WELL – Battle Creek
1420
1400
WBCM – Bay City
1410
1440
WHDF – Calumet
1370
1400
WJBK – Detroit
1500
1490
WJR – Detroit
750
760
WMBC – Detroit
1420
1400
WWJ – Detroit
920
950
WXYZ – Detroit
1240
1270
WKAR – East Lansing
850
870
WDBC – Escanaba
1500
1490
WFDF – Flint [...]
MINES AND MINING COPPER
Source:
1. Lake Superior News and Miners’ Journal, July 11, 1846. Two months in the Copper Region by Charles Whittlesey. Revised from first publication in National Magazine. February, 1846.
See also: RG 70-5 Records of the Department of Commerce, Securities Bureau. Securities Applications, Box 257, [...]
Public Health Code HB 4070
Dept Public Health RG 86-79
House Committee on Public Health RG 81-13
Property Tax Law
PA 195 of 1889 p. 230-265.
KINTZING PRITCHETTE
Came to Michigan under the favor of Governor George B. Porter, c. 1831. Appointed Secretary of State by Mason. Was a gentleman, neat and exact in dress, above medium height, straight, clean shaven, and a pair of spectacles added to the dignity of his port. Richard R. Williott of Detroit says “I remember his [...]
PRISONERS OF WAR – WORLD WAR II
See RG 66-73 – Records of Ionia County
Box 6 – Records relating to Emergency Farm Labor Program and Prisoner of War Camp, 1944-1945.
See also PICTORIAL HISTORY OF MICHIGAN, Vol. II, page 220. For view of prisoners of war (German) lined up for inspection at Fort Custer.
PRIMARY SCHOOL FUND
RG 60-8
Register of school lands in Michigan, n.d.
Opinions from Attorney General, 1845-1929.
Appraisals of primary school land, 1842.
Certificates of sale of school lands, 1841.
Survey notes of primary school lands, 1837-1865.
Notices of assent and agreement to pay for university and primary school land, 1838.
Notices of public sale [...]
WILLIAM POYSEOR
Missionary in the Crystal Falls area.
1.Iron River REPORTER, December 10, 1929.
Governor Papers
1930
B303
Poupard, Joseph Alias Laboisse of Detroit
Estate 1792
Poupard, Agatha Reaume (wife) of Detroit & Excutrix
Montigny, Louvigny (Executor) of Detroit
Date of Will Sept 1792
Trader in Upper Canada
POSTAL SERVICE
Mail 1860
GII
B32
F32
Grand Traverse area mails and weighs 100 pounds per week packed on men’s shoulders for 73 miles.
Photograph Collection
BUILDINGS – Post Office
Grand Rapids
Collect mail from the street cars every hour. August 17, 1908.
POSTAL SERVICE – 1815-1816
Source:
SA-Cass Letter Book. Pages: 96-7; 101; 104; 128
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