Bessemer Captures Home Opener On Massie Field
Bessemer defeated Ramsay 8 to 2 in an Interstate League game last Sunday at the new Massie Field. Ramsay errors and three costly Bessemer hits fueled four first inning runs, with Honkala striking out 15 over nine innings and Joe Pertile collecting four hits.
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Bessemer
Ramsay
Massie Field
Curley Johnson
Joe Pertile
Malosh
Giachino
Koski
Chouinard
Pertile
H. Ippolie
Ave
Nelson
Reihsen
Soffietti
Johnson
Bessemer Yatchak
Salonen
A. Ippolite
Niemi
H. Ippolite
Sawaski
Nurmi
Honkala
Yatchak
Gorski
Ippolite
Ppetite
A. Ippoelite
H. Ippoelite
Malash
Jeske
Chouinared
Ramsay—Yatchak
Cossi
Ramsay Po Malosh
Weeuewee H. Ippolite
Amald Chouinard
Nwa
Weweereres
Wewwrnne
Weseereeere
Weereereee Rune
Grand View Hospital Gains State Tuberculosis Funding
Under a new law Grand View hospital now receives 1.50 per day from the state for each tuberculosis patient instead of 0.75. About fifty tubercular patients are at the hospital.
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Grand View Hospital
Gogebic County Weight Tax Receipts Jump in Q2
Second quarter motor vehicle weight tax collections for Gogebic county reached 43 652 44 dollars doubling the amount from the same quarter last year.
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Gogebic County
No Domestic Blueberries Grow in the Upper Peninsula
A concise note states that no blueberries are cultivated domestically in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, reflecting regional agricultural limitations and production status.
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Upper Peninsula
Massie Field Grand Opening Brims With Local Color
Massie Field opened last Sunday with flag raising first ball ceremony and a lively exhibition game attended by 255 paid guests. The park features a smooth fast surface, 800 grandstand capacity, running track and modern amenities drawing praise from local officials and Ramsay opponents. A melee between Battling Pollacko and One Punch House sparked a brief scuffle, while Bob Robhsen and Honkala impressed as early standouts.
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Massie Field
Bessemer
Lerngue Park
Massie
Lou Gehrig
C. E. Stevens
Ralph Olson
WPA
E. J. Oas
N. D. Massie
Chicago group buys Winegar town site in Wisconsin
A group of Chicago men purchased the town site at Winegar Wisconsin and plan to dispose of houses and lots. The local sawmill at Winegar has been closed for some time.
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Winegar
Wis
Chicago
Matt Laitlaw Resigns as Boshart Paper Rep Move to Hancock
Matt Laitlaw resigns as representative of the Boshart Paper Co. of Duluth and moves his family from Ironwood to Hancock on Sunday to take the position of manager at the Finnish Lutheran Book Co.
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Matt Laitlaw
Boshart Paper Co
Duluth
Ironwood
Hancock
Finnish Lutheran Book Co
Tavern to Open on US-2 in Thomaston
Mrs. S. Laberdie plans a tavern on US-2 across from Grand View hospital in Thomaston. A new frame structure replaces the fire-destroyed building from earlier.
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S. Laberdie
Thomaston
Us-2
Grand View Hospital
Virgin Forests In Park Proposed Here
Michigan locals pushed for a national park on the Upper Peninsula spanning 128000 acres in Gogebic and Ontonagon counties. The plan would include part of the Porcupine Mountains and Lake Gogebic, preserving virgin hardwood timber and remaining vast original forests.
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Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Gogebic
Ontonagon
Washington
Porcupine Mountains
Lake
Peninsula
Michigan Lawyers To Meet In U P In August
President Roscoe O Bonisteel of the State Bar of Michigan announced the largest meeting of Michigan lawyers to be held in the Upper Peninsula at Blaney Park Schoolcraft County on August 6 and 7. Invites went to all lawyers in the eleventh and twelfth districts for a working meeting responding to northern state interest in bar activities.
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Roscoe O. Bonisteel
State Bar of
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Blaney Park
Schoolcraft County
Bonisteel
Coach Gharrity Named Head At Jordan College
Menominee Martin P. Gharrity former Shewano Wis high school coach was named head coach of all sports at Jordan College succeeding Leo J. Brunelle.
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Menominee
Martin P. Gharrity
Shewano
Wis
Jordan College
Leo J. Brunelle
Camp assignment lists CCC enrollees to Boni fas and Duck Lake
CCC enrollees sent to Camps Boni fas and Duck Lake near Watersmeet last week included Marshall Mattson of Bessemer Russell Gustafson John Kavechan James Re and Robert Webber of Bessemer township.
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CCC
Bonifas
Duck Lake
Watersmeet
Marshall Mattson
Bessemer
Russell Gustafson
John Kavechan
James Re
Robert Webber
Bessemer Township
Blues to Meet Gogebic Nine at Hurley Game
The Superior Blues of the Northern League travel to Hurley to face an all-Gogebic range baseball team next Thursday at 4 PM.
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Hurley
Superior Blues
First Inning Stage Fright Beats Ramsay
Bessemer schedules two weekend games Lac de Flambeau Indians visit Massie Field Saturday at 3 30 p m as part of firemen tournament program Saxon hosts Bessemer for a Sunday Interstate League clash with third place at stake Bessemer seeks win to tighten grip on fourth position. other games include Ironwood Monarchy Ramsay Montreal Davis Iron Belt Penokee.
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Bessemer
Lac de Flambeau Indians
Massie Field
Saxon
Flambeau
Walter Hendrickson
Sellar Street
Sons of the Legion
Ironwood M’‘s
Ramsay
Montreal
Davis
Iron Belt
Penokee
Monarchs
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Chouinnard
Nuurmi
Goerski
Oussi
Lake Superior District Power Co
Lake Superior District Power Company
J. Shaylor
Elmer J. Kuivinen
Peoples State Bank
Bob Robhsen
Ramsayites
James Chiamento
Putitan
Bessemer High
New Massie Field
Pollacko
Adam Modjewski
Bruno
John A. Kallander
Bessemerational Bank
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bay Town
Tavern
U. P
Raymond J. Mullen
Bessemer, Mich
Escanaba, Mich
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