Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 21, 1941
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FIRST UNDER TEST: Hugh Cooper, Washtenaw county goat fancier, leads Michigan's first goat to go under test in the national Dairy Herd Improvement Association out for inspection. The animal, a Nubian, is registered and dropped twin kids when she freshened. She produces between four and five quarts of milk daily and shows a butterfat test of approximately 5 per cent. Standing at Mr. Cooper's right is Guerdon Frost, tester in Washtenaw county's D.H.I.A. group, No. 1, in which the animal is entered. The interested young man at the left is one of Mr. Cooper's two sons, who drink goat milk and say "it's great." Mr. Cooper plans to have several more goats under test in a few weeks.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 3, 1937
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Superior 4-H Club Gains Permanent Possession Of Trophy: When they were awarded the State Savings Bank for the general excellence of their summer program at Achievement Day exercises Monday, members of the Superior 4-H Farmers Club gained permanent possession of the cup. It was the third time they had won the trophy which is being held in the picture by Donald Gill. Members of the club are from left to right: Front row -- George Carver, Wallace Smith, James Forshee, Donald Gill, Robert Copper, Glenn Fishbeck, and Janet Mulreed. In the background, reading from left to right: George McKim Jr., Lester Williams, Hugh Cooper, Clark Spike, Erwin Steeb, leader of the club, Lucy Steeb, John Smith, Elizabeth Haas, Dorothy Forshee, Virginia Forshee, Doris Fishbeck, John Carver Jr., Dorothy Braun, Elizabeth Reddeman, Elwood Parker and Leona Parker.