Welfare Referendum Against State And County Relief Plans
Ingham County News argues against the new welfare setup linking funds to state control. It criticizes lack of local authority and calls for signatures to halt enforcement, seek a direct issue, and force local units to assume financial and administrative responsibility.
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Legislative Assembly
Murphy
Senate
House
State Supervisors Association
State Association of Superintendents of
Ingham County News
Michigan conservation trip sparks call for reform
The Michigan State Digest reports state officials Percy Hoffmaster Fred Westerman and H D Ruhl returned from a Mexico City jaunt funded by taxpayers. The piece condemns the trip as wasteful, labels the conservation department as a private empire, and urges legislative control and accountability.
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Percy Hoffmaster
Fred A. Westerman
Conservation Office
H. D. Ruhl
Lansing
Mexico City
Michigan State Digest
Michigan
Mexico
Ontario
Wisconsin
Minnesota
The
Conservation Department
Old Glasgow
Scotland
Union of Michigan
South
Abe Lincoln
Union of
State Departments
State Administrative Board
Skipping Grades and Its Pitfalls
Parents take pride in letting children skip grades but the article warns the advanced child loses peers for play and social growth. Upon high school graduation the youth may face adult competition in college and business, risking a wasted year during adolescence.
The Value of Home Ownership and Community Ties
A writer argues against belief that owning property is futile. He says belonging to a community gives pride and cultural progress, and home ownership provides security, autonomy, and family happiness through shared sacrifice and responsibility.
Bessemer Tops Ewen In Free Hitting Clincher
Bessemer defeated Ewen 10 to 4 last Sunday in a high scoring game at home. The contest turned after the fourth inning when two Bessemer runners reached on a claimed hit by pitch, drawing protests to the umpire and draining the Ewen club’s spirit for the rest of the game.
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Ewen Press
Bessemer
Ewen
Iawen
One-time BOELS lineman's desperate lateral save tale
A past Bessemer gridiron anecdote recalls a BOELS linesman who intercepted a pass near midfield and tossed it laterally to avoid a looming Indian pursuer from Ashland. The Indian seized the ball and sped toward the other end, only to be stopped by four Bessemer tacklers in a mid-field ambush.
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Bessemer
Shland
Ashland
Nyway
City adopts 113637 budget and borrows 24000
The 1932 city budget totals 113637 with a 24000 borrowing plan for past due bills and wages. The school budget is 90000. Davis store on Main Street closed last Friday and stock moved to the Ironwood store. Bessemer High beat Marquette 26 to 0 for its 17th straight win in three years, with a full lineup listed. A local dealer advertises a 1913 Chalmers 36 car features.
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Davis
Main Street
Ironwood
Bessemer High
Marquette
Bessemer
Turkal
Hayvala
Tarnaski
Lesky
Brody
Niemi
Gustafson
E. Serbin
G. Serbin
Chiomento
Benson
Williams
E. Fish
LaFond
Thibodeau
Petro
Hakala
Wii
City Sets Budget Totals for Next Year
The council set the city budget at 119 862 for the next fiscal year while the school budget totals 3113 000. Rev Ernest Brown will deliver his farewell sermon at the Methodist church Suelay before being assigned to Iron Mountain. A Ramsay school building sale to Castile Mining Co. brought 1000 dollars and the Puritan school to Emil Leonardelli for 410. The Massie Houghton case ends with Massie’s three rights in mineral rights and a perpetual surface lease after Houghton county pays back taxes totaling 11000. The mine valued property contains about 40000 tons of ore in sight.
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Ernest Brown
Methodist
Suelay
Iron Mountain
Ramsay
Castile Mining Co
Puritan
Emil Leonardelli
Massie-Houghton
Massie
Houghton County
Supreme Court
Local church assigns new pastor and stores reopen
Rev. Edward Bickford of the Methodist church is reassigned to Jessieville and will be replaced by Rev. W. O. S. Smith. Frank Caseletto bought Tony Manaretto confectionery stock at sheriff sale and reopened the store. Ruple Fraser left for Chicago to study dentistry. Township voters rejected a road bond proposition by a 1047 to zero result. Ironwood county fair attendance was light due to advertising gaps.
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Edward Bickford
Jessieville
W. O S. Smith
Frank Caseletto
Ruple Fraser
Tronwood Township
Ironwood
Wakefield and Ironwood Party Nominations and Local News
Republican county convention at Wakefield Primary school nominates Olson Johnston Luxmore Wester Cooper Rupp Conrad Carlson Houle Haggerson Monroe for sheriff clerk treasurer register of deeds prosecuting attorney surveyor circuit court commissioner coroners representative. Democrat convention at Swanson's hall Ironwood nominates Shea Kluck Brannis Jacobs Rice Tobin Lillrose Peterson Finnegan. Deaths include Mrs Conrad Carlson and Mrs C A Broughton guest from Knoxville. Yale mine pumpman A P Rogers Jr. injured after 40 foot shaft fall. New York Candy Company closes store.
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Wakefield
John E. Olson
Albert A. Johnston
John Luxmore
William Wester
S. 8. Cooper
George Rupp
Conrad Carlson
I. X. Houle
W. J. Haggerson
J. S. Monroe
Swanson’s
Ironwood
Dennis J. Shea
John Kluck
John Brannis
John Jacobs
L. S. Rice
James Tobin
John Lillrose
Adolph W. Peterson
John F. Finnegan
Final Account Hearing Set In Minor Estate
Mary Starr filed a final account for the estate of Anna Blasesakevies Dreuth and others minors. The court orders October 6, 1987 at 10:00 a.m. for hearing at the Bes semer Probate Office and requires public notice via three weekly issues in the Bessemer Herald. judge M E Nolan presides. W B Fauhl registers.
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Bessemer
Said
M. FE. Nolan
Anna Blasesakevies Dreuth
Mary Starr
Bessemer Herald
Young Antlered Deer To Be More Plentiful In Michigan
Game authorities say northern Michigan hunters will see more young antlered deer this fall due to milder winter and better springs. Last season in parts of the state deer kills favored older animals, a change linked to the harsh 1935 36 winter that caused widespread starvation, with fawns hit hardest. Spring 1936 births should yield males with eight point antlers during the coming season.
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Michigan
Upper Peninsula resorts plan trolling service for anglers
Anglers from the downstate Great Lakes have visited the Upper Peninsula and reported the resorts offer complete trolling services next summer. The U P Development Bureau notes the area presents the best sport on the chain of lakes with reliable trolling facilities for fishing visitors.
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Upper Peninsula
Great Lakes
Yeats
Upper
Peninsua
Jakes.u. Po Development Bureau
Freshening Breezes in Labor and League Quips
The notes joke that flirtations with stenographers bring trouble for cashiers whose husbands are the staff. It urges smart young men to seek government positions as their path to success without penalty. The League of Nations is mocked for shifting from umpire to scorekeeper, explaining its quiet period.
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League of Nations
Navy or Notre Dame Dream Appears in Spring Notes
The column reflects on sports page hype amid hopeful chatter this season. It notes the Sino-Japanese war and World Series drawing attention, contrasting naval service with college football at Notre Dame for a fuller, more entertaining experience.
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Grand Rapids Chronicle
the Chronicle
Navy
Notre Dame
Republicans Arrive in Bay City for Rally Quartered in Hotels
Bay City hosts Republican vanguard arriving by train to the city. The Michigan State Digest notes enough party members to fill local hotels, while a Democratic friend quips a telephone booth might suffice.
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Bay City
Michigan State Digest
Fishing log reveals sizable catches by Chicago anglers
A sermon from the TSS87 guide lists anglers and catches: J. Frank Lawrence of Chicago caught 79 bass in May. K. J. Flint of Menominee, 105 brook trout on June 5. G. F. Jennings and Hl. Jones of Chicago 20 black bass and 130 walleyes. H. L. Birchard of Milwaukee with B. S. Young and Il. Hubbard of Oconomowae 113 muskellunge. a Chicago party of eight fished eight days for 2,500 pounds total fish.
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Chicago
Audit-Free Week Ends With No Deficit Allegations
A closing line notes a full week has passed without an audit accusing anyone of shortages or financial missteps, underscoring a calm period in oversight. No names, places, or dates are provided in the readable fragment.
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Rupert W. Wrobleski
Maurice R. Burt
American Press
Herald Field
Chalmers
R. H. Thompson
C. A. Broughton
Knoxville, Tenn
G. L. Loope
Colby Mine
A. P. Rogers Jr
Yale
New York Candy Company
State OF
Gogebic
M. E. Nolan
W. B. Fauhl
Herald Publishing ‘Co
Mery
Newt
Shee
Wichigan Bell Telephone Company
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