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	Noble Roman'S Inc. Business Information, Profile, and History
		Noble Roman's already had nine units in the area and was planning to open another five within the year.
		Noble Roman's heavy debt and thin cash flow was reflected by its stock price, which had hovered around a low $3 during much of the early 1990s.
		By mid-1995 Noble Roman's was operating 66 company-owned stores and 14 franchises, a state of affairs that gave it ownership and control of more than 80 percent of the outlets in its chain.
	companies.jrank.org /pages/3065/Noble-Roman-S-Inc.html (2122 words)

	Noble Affiliates, Inc. Business Information, Profile, and History
		First Noble focused on increasing the geographic range of his drilling operations and began contracting for oil fields outside of southern Oklahoma in west and east Texas and in New Mexico, the origins of the company's West Texas division.
		In 1931, one year after Noble and Olson went their separate ways, an oil rig was moved to Worland, Wyoming, the company's first entrance into the Rocky Mountain region, and later that same year a rig was established in Bridger, Montana, where Noble developed a recently discovered oil field for the Ohio Oil Company.
		Noble's death in 1950 devolved ownership of much of Noble Drilling's and Samedan's stock, as well as all of Noble's producing properties, to The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, a charitable foundation Lloyd Noble had formed several years before his death and named in memory of his father.
	companies.jrank.org /pages/3062/Noble-Affiliates-Inc.html (2534 words)

	New Buffalo Township
		Pokagon, second ranking Potawatomi chief, a Catholic convert described as "the reality of the noble red man of whom we read", who may have lived near the mouth of the Galien river and had later established a tribal village in Bertram Township, sought and received permission to move his settlement to Cass County.
		The Michigan Central Railroad was chartered in 1846 to build a line to a point near the Indiana boundary and Lake Michigan.
		By 1880 the township's population was 1198, an increase of 376 people (46%) over the previous twenty years.
	www.newbuffalotownship.org /index.html (1821 words)

	Michigan Land Use Institute,sprawl,non-profit,nonprofit,non profit,research,land stewardship, land use,energy ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The rise of Michigan’s first full-scale wind farm indicates that the state is beginning to play catch-up in the fastest-growing sector of the nation’s energy development industry.
		She said that township officials and landowners only visited the wind farm for 45 minutes and that the only people they talked to were those the company introduced to them.
		But Julie Harker-Leigh, Noble’s local director of community outreach, who was born and raised in nearby Bad Axe, Mich., and returned to this area fifteen years ago, said she is confident that Ubly’s big new project will speak for itself once it’s up and running.
	www.mlui.org /pageview.asp?fileid=17027 (1930 words)

	New Buffalo Township
		Pokagon, second ranking Potawatomi chief, a Catholic convert described as "the reality of the noble red man of whom we read", who may have lived near the mouth of the Galien river and had later established a tribal village in Bertram Township, sought and received permission to move his settlement to Cass County.
		The Michigan Central Railroad was chartered in 1846 to build a line to a point near the Indiana boundary and Lake Michigan.
		By 1880 the township's population was 1198, an increase of 376 people (46%) over the previous twenty years.
	www.newbuffalotownship.org (1875 words)

	Leelanau Enterprise // News // 50 to 60 windmills proposed (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Noble Environmental Power, with offices in Bad Axe, Mich., as well as in Connecticut and New York, hosted a private meeting at the VFW Hall in Lake Leelanau last week, attended by dozens of Centerville Township property owners whose land may be suitable for installation of commercial-scale wind turbines.
		Centerville Township supervisor Leonard Kelenski, who attended last week’s meeting, reported that Noble Environmental Power representatives said farmers could earn between $8,000 and $10,000 per year for allowing the company to operate a wind turbine on their property.
		Centerville Township farmer Jerry Kelenske (no relation to the township supervisor), said he attended the private meeting with Noble officials in Lake Leelanau last week and was favorably impressed.
	www.leelanaunews.com /editorial.php?id=2060 (902 words)

	Michigan Farm Bureau: AgriNotes January 25, 2001 Issue
		Michigan's growers of cherries and other fruits and vegetables are making a major departure from their traditional stance and preparing to ask Congress for inclusion in the next farm bill.
		That's why Michigan fruit and vegetable growers are making a major departure from their traditional stance and preparing to ask Congress for inclusion in the next farm bill.
		A federal judge in Michigan has granted a temporary restraining order preserving the national pork checkoff and preventing its termination until a preliminary injunction hearing is held Feb. 2.
	www.michiganfarmbureau.com /press/2001/20010125.php (3774 words)

	Noble - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Noble gas, chemical elements in group 18 (old-style Group 0) of the periodic table
		NOBLE, an acronym for North of Boston Library Exchange, a cooperative effort of 28 libraries
		Ross Noble, a British stand-up comedian, born in Cramlington, England
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Noble (205 words)

	Lexington, Michigan History
		Mary A. Fead Mitchell was born in the township of Worth, August 29, 1849, in a log house in the wilderness.
		He practiced law at Newberry, Michigan, and served as prosecuting attorney of Luce County from 1901-1913, and as judge of the eleventh judicial circuit from 1913-1928.
		He was appointed a justice of the supreme court of Michigan, February, 1928, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Justice Flannigan, and at the general election November 6, 1928, was elected to fill the unexpired term.
	www.usgennet.org /usa/mi/county/sanilac/lexington_michigan_history.htm (13562 words)

	Stockbridge Area Chamber Of Commerce-About The Area
		The township was formed by an act of the Legislative Council of the Territory of Michigan on March 26, 1835, and initially included what is now Iosco Township to the north and a portion of Lyndon Township in Washtenaw County on the south.
		The first land purchase in the township was recorded on June 20, 1833 by Eli Ruggles of Brookfield, Connecticut, while accompanied by his borther-in-law, Amos Williams, and Nathaniel Noble, an acquaintance who lived nearby in Dexter.
		It is situated on Michigan State Highway 106 on the boundary between Waterloo Township and Henrietta Township at 42°23'26?N, 84°15'02?W.
	www.stockbridge.net /about.htm (444 words)

	INDIANS IN WRIGHT TOWNSHIP (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kate Lickley of Grand Ledge, Michigan, widow of the late Ralph M. Lickley, had the faded plaque rejuvenated.
		John Marker and Mary Anita Marker and the painting of the Indian head was done by Mrs.
		John Marker the writer of the historical sketch of Hillsdale County, Michigan.
	www.waldronmi.com /history/indiansinwrighttownship.htm (1609 words)

	Print Version
		MDOT officials notified the township officials just after the last accident occurred that they would not be installing the left turn light at the intersection, but would be installing one at South Third Street and US-12, another bad intersection within the township.
		Noble believes one of the problems with the intersection is the speed at which vehicles are able to travel on the road.
		Noble reiterated the fact that he and the township will continue to work on getting a turn light installed at the intersection.
	www.nilesstar.com /articles/2005/12/29/news/ndnews1.prt (530 words)

	AgriNotes and News Dec. 18, 2003
		The formation of the governor's Michigan Land Use Leadership Council, of which MFB President Wayne H. Wood was appointed to, directed attention statewide to farmland preservation and urban sprawl.
		Michigan is one of 40 states where select applicants were approved by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Rural Development agency for 184 value-added agricultural product market development grants, totaling more than $28.7 million.
		Consequently, the Michigan Department of Agriculture (MDA) has designated any cattle, goat and bison farms within a 10-mile radius of the deer to be in a "Potential High Risk Area" for TB transmission.
	www.michiganfarmbureau.com /press/2003/20031218.php (4368 words)

	All Township Histories in La Porte County Indiana
		Pinney and Amenzo Mann in 1837; W.H. Beahm, a native of the county, 1839; and C.R. Burch, born in the county in 1840.
		This township consists of twenty-four whole sections, and six half sections, one tier and a half of sections of the congressional township thirty-eight are in the State of Michigan.
		Hanna township comprises all that part of townships thirty-three and thirty-four that lies in LaPorte county, and with the single exception of Union, is the largest township in the county.
	www.dunelady.com /laporte/all_histories.htm (15584 words)

	Elk Rapids Township Early Settlers
		As nearly as can be ascertained, in 1846 Wadsworth came northward from Portland, Ionia County, Michigan, coasting in a small boat, and voyaging as far as the Pictured Rocks in Lake Superior and thence to Mackinaw.
		Stevens, Michigan was the first town in the county of Antrim.
		Dexter became the owner of extensive landed and timber interests in northern Michigan, and in association with Henry Horbart Noble established large sawmills and conducted extensive lumbering enterprises in Antrim and adjacent counties, while the firm also established a large general store in Elk Rapids, of which town they were numbered among the founders.
	www.elkrapids.com /Township/EARLYHISTORY/History-Home.htm (4136 words)

	Delta Township - History (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Fancy might say that the free waters of this noble stream has so long reveled in their own wayward course that they would hence be indisposed towards the unusual restraint to be put upon them.
		Be this as it may, the succeeding spring freshet swept away the frail dam, underminded the mill, and thus greatly augmented the labor of making reparation of this disparaging loss.
		By him we sent advice of our necessity for more provisions, and were happy to find, through the faithfulness of this kind messenger, a goodly supply of pork and beans sent on the next day, brought through on the back of a man dispatched by Mrs.
	www.deltami.gov /community/history/index.htm (1512 words)

	Alfred Noble
		His grandfather was Norton Noble, a veteran of the War of 1812, and an early settler of Livonia Township, having come here in December of 1832.
		Charles Noble, was active in local politics and became Inspector of Common Schools and Overseer of Highways around 1836.
		The Michigan 24th was transferrred to Camp Butler near Springfield, Illinois in February 1865, to guard draftees.
	www.geocities.com /histmich/noble.html (528 words)

	OAKLAND TOWNSHIP HISTORIC DISTRICTS COMMISSION
		Met with township officials, Susan Hoffman, Jim Creech, Sharon Creps and Carolyn Phelps during the year as needed.
		Obtain approval for the revised version of the Ordinance 37 to be in compliance with PA 169 as revised in 1992, the Michigan Historic Preservation Act.
		Continue to bring attention to the heritage of our township and important historic resources that are threatened or need preservation.
	www.oaklandtownship.org /OTHDSANNUAL2000.htm (990 words)

	Dickinson County, Part 4
		The next attempt at settlement in the township was made by two brothers named Murphy, In the spring of 1861.
		The first marriage in the county was that of David Beigart to Miss J. Staatz, in 1859, so that the Staatz family had the first birth, the first death, and furnished one of the contracting parties to the first marriage that took place in the county.
		The first church built in the count was by the German Methodists, who erected one of logs on Lyon Creek early in the spring of 1861, and which served the double purpose of being used as a church on Sunday and a schoolhouse during the week.
	www.kancoll.org /books/cutler/dickinson/dickinson-co-p4.html (2296 words)

	Holton Township drops liquor inspections - Muskegon Chronicle - MLive.com
		The township board voted unanimously Sept. 12 to remove that task from the ordinance enforcer, and will likely use area law enforcement such as the Muskegon County Sheriff's Department.
		In nearby Dalton Township, such inspections have been conducted at its four bars and party stores by the Muskegon County Sheriff's Department for years, according to Supervisor Scott Hladki.
		Noble said members of the township board have discussed the move during the past year, and "now just seems like a good time to stop," he said.
	blog.mlive.com /chronicle/2007/09/holton_township_drops_liquor_i.html (235 words)

	Plainfield Charter Township History
		The land was promptly settled and was organized as Plainfield Township in 1836.
		One of the earliest settlements in the Township was Plainfield Village on the north side of the Grand River.
		The part of Plainfield Township lying south of the Grand River separated from Grand Rapids Township and became a part of the township in 1847.
	www.plainfieldchartertwp.org /pcthistory.htm (806 words)

	Chesterfield executive union rightly disbanded - 10/06/05
		Scott Messer, the township's fire chief, responsibly and wisely decided that as a manager he shouldn't be represented by a union.
		Those are noble goals, but managers don't belong in unions and the troubles seen in Chesterfield Township are prime examples why.
		Department heads must have the flexibility to work outside of restrictive union contracts and their bosses, in this case the trustees, must be able to evaluate and act on their performance freely.
	www.detnews.com /2005/editorial/0510/08/A16-338890.htm (390 words)

	Noble County Biography Ref. Page
		Frederick Secrest was born in Guernsey County, Ohio, in 1824, and came to Noble County in 1855.
		Perry Kemp was born in Morrow County, and came to Noble County in 1850.
		Daniel Pettay, a native of the province of Quebec, was born in 1796.
	members.tripod.com /debmurray/ohio/nobbioref-10.htm (4497 words)

	abc12.com: Wind-energy project is scaled back 7/06/06
		Once the transmission issue is worked out, Noble plans on putting up the other 25 turbines and several others in the near future.
		But a member of the group who challenged Noble on the scope of the project and who does not want to be identified says the delay proves the company put the project together hastily.
		Noble hopes to have the seven turbines up and working in September.
	abclocal.go.com /wjrt/story?section=archive&id=4339514&ft=lg (327 words)

	Colfax Yesterday & Today
		This is township 15 north, range 9 west, Congressional survey, and is bounded on the north by Grant Township, on the east by Martiny Township, on the south by Austin Township, and on the west by Big Rapids Township.
		The township is drained principally by Ryan Creek, which flows west through the northern part of the Township.
		On the northern boundary is Pickerel Lake; and in the northeastern part of the township are Colby Lake, Cook Lake, Mud Lake and Twin Lakes.
	my.core.com /~bakeflem/ColfaxYester&Today.html (428 words)

	Chase
		He was a member fo the Michigan National Guard, serving in Company A, 34th regiment.
		She was a graduate of Traverse City High School, class of 1915, and attended Albion college for a year, terminating her studies there on account of ill health.
		She died on December 27, 1931 in Monroe Center, Michigan and is buried in Monroe Center Cemetery.
	www.angelfire.com /fl2/familytree/chase.html (715 words)

	Salary Database
		The data is used to provide townships with a comparable measure on which to base compensation and benefit packages.
		Compensation data can be compared to 10 other townships based on population, SEV and on a county-wide basis.
		It is hopeful that in the future MTA will be able to provide this information here on the website allowing township elected officials the opportunity to do their own inquires.
	www.michigantownships.org /salarydb.asp (350 words)

	Plainfield Charter Township
		Flood Mitigation Planning Project: The Township is happy to announce that we have received final approval of our Floodplain Mitigation Plan from the State of Michigan and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
		The Community Development Department's Planning Division's revised Plainfield Township Zoning Ordinances and Zoning Map were recently approved by the Board of Trustees, and they are now available for download.
		The Township's new Farmer's Market features locally grown produce, arts and crafts, flowers, plants and baked goods and is open every Thursday, 3:00pm to 7:00pm through October 30th.
	www.plainfieldchartertwp.org (367 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Nation -- Wrongly released inmate pleads guilty to murdering couple in Michigan in ...
		MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. – A man who killed three people after being mistakenly released from prison pleaded guilty Friday to murdering two of them, a pregnant woman and her husband.
		Selepak, of Chesterfield Township, admitted torturing and killing Scott and Melissa Berels, whose bodies were found Feb. 16 in their home.
		Berels family spokesman Randall Juip scoffed at the idea of Selepak having noble intentions in pleading guilty.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/nation/20060714-1156-michigankillings.html (350 words)

	Alden & Helena Twp. Michigan History
		The township of Helena was originally organized as a part of Milton Township by the Board of Supervisors and Grand Traverse County.
		Milton Township was divided by the Board of Supervisors of Antrim County in 1865, and all that portion west of Torch Lake was called Milton, while that part on the east side of the lake was named Helena in honor of Helen M. Thayer, the first pioneer settler in this area.
		When the Chicago and West Michigan railroad was built through the town in 1891 the name was changed to Alden, in honor of William Alden Smith, who was connected with the railroad and was at the time President of the Grand Rapids Savings Bank.
	www.ole.net /~maggie/antrim/alden.htm (2920 words)

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