Veterans Bureau completes survey of rehabilitated trainees
The Veterans Bureau reports a very satisfactory employment picture for rehabilitated vocational students. About 2 689 men have been rehabilitated, with only a negligible number unemployed. District No 3 shows one unemployed man, District No 7 notes favorable conditions in Ohio Kentucky and Indiana, and District No 1 reports Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan in good condition. District No 12 lists six unemployed. others did not seek or accept employment or await further training. Employers show many more opportunities than positions filled. Continued on page 8.
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Veterans’ Bureau
Charles R Forbes
Veterans’. Etureau
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Campaign to replace scrub cows in upper Michigan
A campaign to eliminate 3 000 inefficient or scrub cows in Michigan's upper peninsula starts January 1 next year. E G Amos says plans were adopted at a Marquette county agents conference and work will be driven by regional associations already formed in Dickinson Gogebic Delta Iron and Marquette counties. Scrubs will be replaced with dairy cattle averaging 8000 pounds milk per year to boost profitability and compare with the state's current average of 4000 pounds per cow.
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Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Upper Michigan
Marquette
E. G. Amos
Dickinson
Gogebic
Delta
Iron
Marquete
Hic
Mit
Michige
Amos
Prizes Offered For Best Essay On Highway Safety
Gogebic County officials announce a county contest with prizes for grade children and teachers. Students up to age 14 in fifth through eighth grades may write about highway safety in 50 words. Teachers submit lesson plans 1090 to 3000 words, due December 18, to be judged by the County Board of Examiners for cash prizes and potential Washington trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County School Board
C. R. Cobb
Bessemer
A. W. Clevenger
Wakefield
J. C. Watson
National Highway Education Board
United States
County Board of Examiners
Gogebic
Gogebich County
Washington
Gogebic County
American Legion to Elect Officers at Peter Gedda Post
The Peter Gedda Post of the American Legion will hold a session on Tuesday evening December 5 for electing new officers for the coming year and a board of directors. A report on finances will be presented. Current officers include Commander Herbert Hagan and Vice Commander A F Lyon Campbell. The board roster features M Abelman and J A Blaha among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gedda
American Legion
Legion
Herbert Hagen
A. F. Lyon- Campbell
John J. Donich
George A. Stolbere
Wim. F. Pellew
Edwin Eells
Chaplin
William Wigg
Solomon W. Patek
M. Abelman
H. J. Hansen
J. A. Blaha
J. J. Knobloch
L. J. Tobin
Louis Otto
L. G. Kalasavicz
Wendell Bennetts
Peter Scavarda
Edwin Lillrose
James bill seeks sale of Montreal River Lighthouse Reservation
Congressman W. Frank James introduces legislation to authorize selling the Montreal River Reservation at Little Girls Point to the Gogebic County Board of the American Legion for $1. The site would become a park and home for invalid Legion members, with reversion to the United States if park use ends. bill forwarded to Interstate and Foreign Commerce.
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W. Frank James
House of Representatives
Montreal River
Little Girls Point
Gogebic County
The
American Legion
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
House
James
Legion
County Legion Board
Senate
United States of America
Congress
United States
Gogebic
State of Michigan
Gugebie
Ramsay Community Council Formed With 40 Attend
Ramsay residents organized a Ramsay Community Council Tuesday evening with P. S. Williams as temporary chair and Frank Brighenti as secretary. About 40 people from local organizations attended. The council aims to improve Ramsay through education civic improvement athletics and library work with monthly socials at the school and new activities as needed. Officers elected for the coming year are President P. S. Williams Vice-president Mrs Arvo Wakevainen Secretary N. E. Gauthier Treasurer Miss Ingrid Jacobsen. Committees will be named soon to begin work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsay
Ramsay Community Council
P. S. Williams
Frank Brighenti
P.S. Williams
Arvo Wakevainen
Alley Season Opens December 11 For Bessemer League
The 1922 23 Bessemer bowling season is set to begin December 11 with a six team league. Captains will meet Sunday afternoon to draft a schedule and finalize league rules. Teams will likely come from McKinney Steel Rexall American Legion Bessemer Herald and one more local firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
McKinney Steel
Rexall
American Legion
Bessemer Herald
Cry
William O Lee Seeks Speaker Pro Tem for 1923 Legislature
Port Huron Michigan resident William O Lee a second term Civil War veteran and the oldest member in the house is active in state affairs and emerges as a candidate for speaker pro tem in the 1923 legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protem
William O. Lee
Port Huron
Mich
Bessemer Boy George Ball Dies Suddenly at 22
George Ball aged 22 son of Mr and Mrs John Ball died this morning at his parents home Longyear Street after a brief illness of about a week. Born March 3 1909 in Bessemer he had returned from Marenisco where employed on the county road. He leaves a sister Mrs Arthur Mann and the funeral will be at Ironwood cemetery with arrangements pending.
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George Ball
John Ball
Long, Year Street
George
Marenisco
County Road
Bessemer
Arthur Mann
Ironwood Cemetery
Arcole Guzzi Returns Home After Shooting Incident
Arcole Guzzi, accidentally shot while deer hunting weeks ago, has returned from Ironwood to Anderson hospital where surgery to remove the bullet was successful. His eyesight is not expected to be impaired by the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcole Guzzi
Ironwood
Anderson Hospital
Guzzi
Representative John Holland Attacks Gogebic TB Testing
State representative John Holland criticizes the counties cattle tuberculosis testing and shipping system. He urges disposal of tubercular cattle within Gogebic and calls for veterinary competence, local control, and safer slaughter methods, warning of county farmers facing losses and urging legislative intervention.
Cauldwell Plays for Kelly-Duluth in Packers Game
H. P. Cauldwell played with the Kelly-Duluth football team against the Green Bay Packers on Thanksgiving Day. Kelly-Duluth lost by a score of 7 to 0.
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H. P. Cauldwell
Kelly-Duluth
Green Bay Packers
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John Parkes
Toelana
White House
Harding
Ku Klux Klan
Bill
Ramsay People Organize Council
Arour
J. Ogden Armour
Department of Agriculture
Farm Bloc
A. M
Holland
John Holland
Herald
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Duluth
Michigan Agricultural College
East Lansing
America
Cauldwell
Green Bay
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