A Worthy Project for Michigan Relief Plan
The proposed State Emergency Relief Administration would provide practical help to thousands of out-of-school Michigan youths. For five years, unemployed graduates have faced a grim outlook, and parents know how idleness tests decency. Citizens are urged to support this movement to lift conditions and restore pride.
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State Emergency Relief Administration
Michigan
Read warns Lansing lobbyists face strict scrutiny
Lieut. Gov Elect Read declares a tough season ahead for Lansing lobbyists and urges clean tactics. He recalls past scandals when abuses prompted a legislative investigation and lauds preemptive restraint, signaling a push for reform and fair play in the next session.
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Thomas Read
Lansing
Read
Elect Read
Unity urged as Michigan road program faces rift
Governor-elect Frank D. Fitzgerald and the Legislative Council seek common ground on tax relief and lower government costs. They emphasize unity to support Michigan road building and maintenance, noting the November vote favored strong road funding. Road construction seen as employment and economic stabilizer during hard times.
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Frank D. Fitzgerald
Legislative Council
Governor Fitzgerald
Michigan
Congress Faces Recovery Test In Early Session
The new Congress convenes January 3 amid a nation in first real recovery pains after five years of low mood. Lawmakers will confront many proposed measures by professional political fixers as they debate a recovery program backed by experience. They should avoid raiding the public treasury under pretexts of priming the pump with tax dollars.
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Congress
Job insurance urged to curb future hard times
Unbiased observers say recovery requires safety measures after slump. With 17 million unemployed, industry must create new jobs or risk a dole system. Congress should aid by avoiding hamstring nitwit laws, letting industrial leaders back a workable plan without rear sniping.
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Congress
Lasting Stone Tribute for Paul Bunyon in Wisconsin
Paul Bunyon, legendary lumberjack figure, will be carved in stone over 30 feet tall at t farfeld Wisconsin. Ishpeming Iron Ore reports the statue erected by old woodsmen who recall tales of Paul and Babe. The monument honors his mark on the north woods and endures beyond wood.
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Paul Bunyon
Tarfeld
Wis
Paul
Babe
North Woods
Hunters say they shot deer before returning to Chicago
Fearful their friends would doubt their gun skills Herman Krueger and Henry W Mueller had a witness sign an affidavit claiming he saw them shoot the deer prior to returning with their game to Chicago per the Department of Conservation They appeared before license agent Charles W Munson of Republic They stated they would mount the deer heads and frame their licenses and affidavit to settle any arguments
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Herman Krueger
Henry W. Mueller
Chicago
Department of Conservation
Charles W. Munson
Republic
Freshening Breezes and Bizarre Echoes of a Busy Season
A collage of odd snippets touches on Christmas seals as health investments, tax quips about Bill and Franklin, and a stray wartime tone. The piece mentions Lieut Governor Read sparring with old lobbying customs, a Flint barroom incident involving a beer bottle, and colleges Michigan State and University of Detroit cutting athletic ties, along with a forecast of roadways crowded with ne'er-do-wells.
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Bill
Franklin
Read
Capitol
Flint
Hobbie
Upton
TVA
Michigan State
University of Detroit
Quotations and observations from notable figures
A collage of famous lines and witticisms from Bruce Barton Francis Bacon Aldous Huxley Will Durant Winston-Salem Journal Andre Maurois and others critiques of manners politics and science. The collection includes quips on wealth discipline family planning and humanitarianism with varied contemporary voices and dates.
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Bruce Barton
Francis Bacon
Napoleon
Aldous Huxley
Dr. Crookshank
Rosevelt
Detroit News
Will Durant
Stanley Baldwin
Huey Long
Andre Maurois
Utopia
California Sage
Winston-Salem Journal
Mehran Thompson
Michigan State College
Joseph Wood Krutch
Hell Catch Up Neighbor Dialogue in Arcanum Bulletin
A brief quoted exchange shows a neighbor asking for Freddie’s brother while Freddie answers he is indoors finishing a duet first. The snippet illustrates a domestic moment from the Arcanum Bulletin.
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Freddie
Arcanum Bulletin
Reward Offered for Lepusha's Return in 1909 Ironwood area
The Ironwood common council posts a $10 reward for Antone Lepusha dead or alive, with Jessieville residents adding $75. Lepusha vanished from Dominic Bonazza's Mud Creek camp on Navy 16 during a heavy storm. Also listed are lodge officers, new appointments, church dedication, bazaar profits, and real estate foreclosure notices from Gogebic County.
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Common Council of
Ironwood
Antone Lepusha
Jessieville
Lepusha
Dominic Bonazza
Mud Creek
Navy
Bessemer Lodge No. 390
E. W. Felling
William S. Baird
S. W
William McMinn
J. W
Alex Strom
J. Goldman
Treas
M. J. Walsh
Phil Bennett
J. D
C. D. Fournier Jr
Joseph Rindt
Soo Depot
Rudolph Halama
Michigan Chancery Decree Leads to Court Notice in Gogebic
In Gogebic County Michigan Circuit Court Edith Beracko sues William Coleman Amanda Coleman and Amanda Coleman in her own right in a chancery action. The notice states enforcement in pursuance of a circuit court decree and calls for related proceedings.
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Gogebic
Edith Beracko
William Coleman
Amanda Coleman
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Gogebic County Michigan
United Italian Realty Association mortgage notice records a November 28 1925 loan to Boggio Burla and Baratone in Bessemer Gogebic County. It details assignments including 1934 recording and 6 percent interest, with the balance due listed as 4300 principal plus accrued interest totaling 731.00 at the time of notice.
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Circuit Court
Bessemer
Gogebic
Michigan
Gogebic County
United Italian Realty Association
James Boggio
Peter Burla
Peter Baratone
Office of the Register of Deeds
Probate court sets April 3 1935 deadline for estate claims
In the Bes semer probate office on November 28 1934 Judge M E Nolan presided over the estate of Rachel Hautala deceased. The court orders creditors to present claims by April 3 1935 at ten in the forenoon for examination and adjustment. Public notice to run for three weeks in the Bessemer Herald. W B Fauhl Register of Probate. Germany gets most of its copper from the United States.
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Bessemer
M. E. Nolan
Rachael Hautala
Bessemer Herald 4
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