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Michigan Journal (1854–1868) Detroit "the first German newspaper in Detroit, that was founded in 1854 by two brothers: August and Conrad Marxhausen." [ 43 ] The Michigan Tradesman , Petoskey [ citation needed ]
Otsego was established in fall of 1831 by the Samuel Foster family from Vermont, [5] called Pine Creek by its initial settlers: Giles Scott and Hull Sherwood. A post office was established in 1832 under the name of Allegan, the name being changed to Otsego in 1835 with the organization of Allegan County, spearheaded by Otsego resident Dr. Samuel Foster. 1833 brought a school to the new town ...
George Edward Bardeen Sr. (10 Nov 1850 – 26 Jan 1924 [1]), a long-time resident of Otsego, Michigan, USA, was a businessman and state-level politician.He owned and operated the Bardeen and the Mac-Sim-Bar paper mills in Otsego, the Otsego Independents semi-professional baseball team, and was financially instrumental in the founding of Olivet College.
1960s era Allied Paper Corporation logo. In 1960 Allied Paper created a new organization for the marketing of business forms. This was called Allied-Egry Business Systems and was under direction of Jack Kennedy, former vice president for sales at The Egry Register Co. [15] Eight business forms companies had been acquired with plants in Kalamazoo, Michigan Dayton, Ohio; Denison, Texas; Kansas ...
Apr. 24—BOWLING GREEN — This school year when Otsego High School students said they were heading to their local credit union, what they really meant is they were just going down the hall.
Licensed to Otsego, Michigan, it first began broadcasting in 1958 with the WDMC call sign. In February 2021, WAKV changed their format from adult standards/oldies to classic country, branded as "98.9 Jethro FM".
The Pine Creek settlement known also as New Rochester was a community located at 42° 27' 24.30" N, 85° 43' 59.64" W [5] near the junction of Pine Creek and the Kalamazoo river in Otsego Township, Allegan County, Michigan. [6] It was approximately two miles west of the present day city of Otsego.
As of the census [1] of 2000, there were 1,719 people, 665 households, and 466 families residing in the township. The population density was 16.0 inhabitants per square mile (6.2/km 2).