Michigan: Members of State Board of Agriculture, 1930s
Members of Michigan State Board of Agriculture, 1930-39
(may be incomplete!)
Dora
H. Stockman 1920-31
Clark
L. Brody 1921-59
Melville
B. McPherson 1922-33
William
H. Berkey 1930-47
Charles
E. Downing 1934-39
Benjamin
H. Halstead 1934-39
James
J. Jakway 1938-43
Lavina
M. Masselink 1938-43
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
Members of Michigan State Board of Agriculture:
Events and Candidates of the 1930's (may be
incomplete!)
- 1933 Apr 3:
Charles
E. Downing (Dem), elected;
Benjamin
H. Halstead (Dem), elected;
A.
J. Rogers (Rep), defeated;
Melville
B. McPherson (Rep), defeated;
Frank
E. Bennett (Socialist), defeated;
Charles
W. Crum (Socialist), defeated;
William
J. Johnston (Prohibition), defeated;
Judson
Black (Prohibition), defeated.
- 1935 Apr 1:
Clark
L. Brody (Rep), elected;
William
H. Berkey (Rep), elected;
Clarence
B. Smith (Dem), defeated;
George
W. Bolling (Dem), defeated;
Angus
Kennedy (Socialist), defeated;
Nahum
Burnett (Socialist), defeated;
Roy
McComb (Farmer-Labor), defeated;
Harry
Baumunk (Farmer-Labor), defeated;
Herbert
E. Persons (Commonwealth), defeated;
Carrie
M. Londsberry (Commonwealth), defeated;
John
S. Sweet (American), defeated;
Henry
S. Deering (American), defeated.
- 1939 Apr 3:
Melville
B. McPherson (Rep), elected;
Forest
H. Akers (Rep), elected;
Benjamin
H. Halstead (Dem), defeated;
Albert
L. LaLonde (Dem), defeated;
Nahum
Burnett (Socialist), defeated;
Will
Cheeseman (Socialist), defeated;
Walter
S. Haynes (Commonwealth), defeated;
Charles
R. Lanphear (Commonwealth), defeated.
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