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MI Breweries Barred From Saloon Biz & Pioneering 'Township' Act | Mar 11
1912: After concerns about excessive alcohol consumption, MI Governor Osborn asks legislature to outlaw state breweries from also opening & operating a saloon. 1836: Gov Stevens T. Mason signed the Township Act to subdivide the state into political units, rather a new concept at the time which other states would soon move to adopt.
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1912: After concerns about excessive alcohol consumption, MI Governor Osborn asks legislature to outlaw state breweries from also opening & operating a saloon. 1836: Gov Stevens T. Mason signed the Township Act to subdivide the state into political units, rather a new concept at the time which other states would soon move to adopt.
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