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F. P. Struhsaker

Also F. P. Struhsaker

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TypePerson
ErasModern era
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Person
Work
Secretary, Conservation Commission
Eras
Modern era
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conservationgovernanceenvironmentheritage

Summary

F. P. Struhsaker is named as secretary in the signature block of the July 10, 1952 Beaver Island cottontail-rabbit closure order.1

Evidence and limits

The same September 1952 issue prints Struhsaker’s name on adjacent conservation orders, but this record remains bounded to the printed office and the Beaver Island order. It does not provide a full biography, appointment history, or civil identity beyond the source attestation.

Open questions

  • What records identify Struhsaker and document his commission service?
  • Did he sign other Beaver Island or statewide orders in the same period?

See also

Footnotes

  1. Charlevoix County Herald, September 5, 1952, reprinting the State of Michigan order signed July 10, 1952. ↩

Sources

  1. State of Michigan, Order of the Conservation Commission — Cottontail Rabbits, July 10, 1952; Charlevoix County Herald, September 5, 1952.
    Names F. P. Struhsaker as secretary in the Beaver Island order signature block; the same issue prints the name on adjacent statewide orders, but does not provide birth or death dates. No public copy of this file is known; the archive holds one and can provide it on request.
    charlevoix · Charlevoix_County_Herald_1952-09-05

Added 1 August 2026 · revised 2 August 2026. Recent changes

Cite this article

Beaver Island Archive, “F. P. Struhsaker”, https://beaverislandarchive.org/people/f-p-struhsaker/, accessed [date], citing State of Michigan, Order of the Conservation Commission — Cottontail Rabbits, July 10, 1952; Charlevoix County Herald, September 5, 1952..

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