Why Not Lighten the Load Tax overburdened Michigan buyers
The Herald notes sales tax receipts for the year ending June 30 exceed 5.5 million dollars and nine months into the current year show six million, surpassing all of 1936. It urges cutting the sales tax to one or two cents on the dollar to ease the burden and curb state spending.
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Michigan
Bangor
Nation's Auto Pageants Draw Crowds Across Cities
Nationwide automobile shows draw tens of thousands of buyers as markets wobble amid political shifts. Early sales hint at a strong year while designers tout mechanical upgrades, new rear suspension, quieter shifting, and upmarket upholstery with mohair velvet rising in popularity.
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America
New York
Ann Neagle
Archduke Franz Joseph of
Austria
Find joy in work and simple duty like Father Damien
The piece argues against envy of others and luxury, urging contentment with one’s lot in the United States. It highlights how fame and reward come from diligent work, not material comfort, citing Father Damien’s fidelity to a small leper parish on Molokai as an example of giving over receiving.
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Jones
Italy
Germany
Spain
United States
Kettering
Chrystier
Edison
Lincoln
Father Damien
Molokai Island
Pacific Ocean
Controversy Over Ontonagon River Diversion by Copper District Power Co
The Ontonagon river controversy examines how the Copper District Power Co diverted most of the water away from Sand and Agate falls, wrecking scenery and public fishing grounds. Critics question state policy, riparian rights, and public ownership versus private gain, citing prior reports and legal precedents. The piece calls for state action to protect public rights and recreational assets.
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Ontonagon
Copper District Power Co
the Utilities Commission
Ben East
Conservation Department
Board of Supervisors of
Ontonagon County
Ontonagon River
Michigan
Tahquamenon
Pine River
Public interest case urged to advance to court
The piece urges a swift legal challenge over public rights to the use of conserved lands, arguing the conservation department must take an aggressive stance as guardian of the public domain and recreational heritage. It criticizes delays and presses immediate action.
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Conservation Department
Wtai Alatas
Grand Rapids Press
Wedding writeups unfair to grooms, Ontonagon view
The Ontonagon Herald society editor argues wedding columns overemphasize the bride and bridesmaids while the groom is often overlooked. A satirical example depicts a fall wedding where a groom and his attire receive detailed praise, followed by a trip and references to the couple’s happiness.
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Ernest Metsala
Ontonagon Herald
Ernest
Congregational Church
John Angfellow
Lizzie Luvsum
Joseph
Ontonagon
Mr. Anyfellow
Missus
Anvil man jokes on Christmas days and old jokes
A dialog from the Grand Rapids Chronicle satire panel features an Anvil man surprised by 21 shopping days to Christmas and a Commissioner debating world finance via razor blades and the Duke of Windsor. The exchange riffs on Frank Sparks, Maine, Havana Harbor, and Tom Dewey’s 1944 presidential prospects.
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Gus
Duke of Windsor
Grand Canyon
Frank Sparks
The
Herald
Frank
Maine
Havana Harbor
Vermont
Tom Dewey
New York
United States
Grand Rapids Chronicle
Personal Congratulations to Harold and Margaret
A brief note offers humorous guidance on farewells inspired by William F. Godson's Seven Points of Departure. It outlines seven simple steps to say goodbye and leave with proper timing and courtesy.
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William F. Godson
Reader's Digest
Prize for Best Crack of the Week Named
The closing segment awards Peter Rabid for the week. He quips that most of his friends are people, a playful line that highlights his humor.
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Peter Rabid
Looking Backward Highlights From Decades of Bessemer History
Five sections summarize past local events from 1902 to 1932 in Gogebic County. Notices include deaths, appointments, and elections, with details on individuals such as Dr Delbert Bennett, M L Dezendorf, Michael Nolan, and Elizabeth Pemberthy, plus local changes in courts, banking, and mining.
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Delbert Bennett
Detroit
Bessemer
de Tour
Mich
Bennett
M. L. Dezendorf
Monroe
Newton Steel Co
Trenton
Frank Roman
George Wealton
Sophie Street
John Pazdernik
Robert Moore
Temple Theatre
Mr. Johansen
Gladstone
Mary Blaha
Gordon Luxmore
Sam
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Company
Gogebic Range
Ashland
Ironwood
Hayes Bros
Publication Order in Platt v Platt Case
State of Michigan confirms nonresidency of Flora C Platt in this divorce case. Court orders her appearance within three months and a filed answer within fifteen days after service, else the bill is confessed. Judge George O Driscoll presides at the November 8 1937 session in Bessemer.
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Bessemer Herald
Theorge O. Driscoll
Thomas J. Landers
Ironwood
Michigan
Flora C. Platt
Bessemer
Said
George O. Driscoll
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