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The Leader and The Kalkaskian, January 15, 1981  (PDF | Google Viewer)
The Leader and The Kalkaskian, November 06, 1986  (PDF | Google Viewer)
  • trees where farmers "get in over their heads" by planting seedlings while having a difficult time marketing trees. The result will be that farmers have no money to keep up their fields. Michigan State University Cooperative Extension agent, Donald
The Leader and The Kalkaskian, November 27, 1986  (PDF | Google Viewer)
The Leader and The Kalkaskian, December 25, 1986  (PDF | Google Viewer)
  • company to deal with." Cotton said. "I'm not really happy with the State of Michigan." Don Johnson, director of the Michigan State University Coop- erative Extension Service, said farmers now have to find a crop there's a market for to fill the acreage
The Leader and The Kalkaskian, February 14, 1985  (PDF | Google Viewer)
  • . Featured speakers were Dr. David Johnson of Michigan State University and Robert Wagner of the Northeast Michigan Council of Governments. Also speaking were landfill authority member Mike Huntley and chairman of the Antrim County Planning Commission Richard
The Leader and The Kalkaskian, June 08, 1989  (PDF | Google Viewer)
The Leader and The Kalkaskian, January 27, 1983  (PDF | Google Viewer)
The Leader and The Kalkaskian, December 22, 1988  (PDF | Google Viewer)
The Leader and The Kalkaskian, March 11, 1982  (PDF | Google Viewer)
  • . An Interview with Phillip Crowley Prosecutor says family violence is greatest problem BY BOB DALTON (Note: Kalkaska County Prosecutor Phillip J. Crowley grew up in Ionia and graduated f r o m Michigan State University in 1971 with a degree in general business
The Leader and The Kalkaskian, March 24, 1988  (PDF | Google Viewer)