Flannigan Poised for Michigan Supreme or Circuit Bench
R. G. Flannigan of Norway announces in Lansing he will accept a toga and run for the circuit bench to fill Judge Stone’s soon to be vacated seat. The move may trigger a January convention and nominate Flannigan, a longtime Upper Peninsula power. The note ends with an unrelated testimonial about Champlain’s Cough Remedy from Chas. H. Warner.
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Upper Peninsula
Lansing
Toga
R. G. Flannigan
Norway
Circouit
Judge Stone
Marquette
Supreme Court
Flannigan
Michigan
Mr. Flannigan
Straits
Supreme Bench
Flannigen
Rabbit hunt tragedy on Gogebic range claims Anton Peterson
Anton Peterson of Iron Belt died after an accidental self inflicted gunshot during a rabbit hunt on the Gogebic range. He and Hans Lareen of Upson were nearby when Peterson laid his gun down and, upon picking it up, lifted it by the end of the barrel causing the weapon to discharge.
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Gogebic
Anton Peterson
Iron Belt
Ironwood
Hans Lareen
Upson
Peterson
Deer Licenses Issued In County This Year
County Clerk Luxmore reports 617 resident deer hunter licenses issued and nine non resident licenses issued in the county this year.
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Luxmore
Night Watchman Recovers With King's New Discovery
W J Atkins of Banner Springs Tennessee worked nights in a damp mill corridor and contracted a severe lung cold. After failed remedies he used one bottle of Dr Kings New Discovery and returned to work. It treats severe colds coughs inflamed throats and related illnesses. Trial bottle free guaranteed by Chas H.
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W. J. Atkins
Banner Springs
Tenn
Dr. Kings
Chas. H. Warner
Graded Salaries Set for Michigan Clerks in New System
December report from Lyising Michigan notes state department clerks will have graded pay starting January 1 from 800 to 1200 dollars. Auditor General Fuller says the act will be followed and a clerk efficiency system has been in place to rate workers. New hires begin at 800 and cannot be raised for six months.
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Fuller
Cough Caution a Fe poe So be by those at Raow
A fragmentary note mentions caution about coughing and a warning tied to a Raow location. Readable pieces refer to people present and potential health concerns but details are unclear. Further context is needed to identify subjects, places, or actions.
U S Copper Production Tops World in 1909
United States reports copper exports of 618,613,842 pounds in 1909, more than half of global output. The Geological Survey notes a drop in production costs from better methods and higher labor efficiency.
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United States
United States Geological Survey
Market Turbulence Cats Whiskers Amid Rumors And Reforms
The Thastork market showed wide swings in stocks not typical for the period. Rumors circulated about deal activity and window dressing ahead of annual reports. United States Steel plans preferred stock assignments for employees under profit sharing, replacing common stock for employee subscriptions at 50 feet January, with positive results in prior movements.
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United States Steel Corporation
Theod. Kohl Honored by K P Lodge as He Moves On
Theo Kohl agent for the C N W Ry in this city was surprised by K of P lodge members after Thursday meeting. They shared games and music followed by a light lunch. Kohl received a cat glass water set and will transfer to Herley as agent. successor unnamed. Friends regret their departure and wish success.
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Theo. Kohl
K. of P. Lodge
Ayscue Finds Relief with New Life Pills for Longstanding Ailments
Ingleside North Carolina resident B F Ayscue endured 15 years of indigestion and costly medicines before using Dr King s New Life Pills. He reports complete cure of constipation biliousness sick headache stomach liver kidney and bowel troubles. Sold by Chas H Warner. Jensen Lintleman offers Bavarian and German hand painted chinaware as Christmas gifts.
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B. F. Ayscue
N. C
Dr. King
Chas. H. Warner
Jensen & Lintleman
Snowfalls Quiet City Streets Bring Sleighing Prospects
All day yesterday a soft wet snow covered city streets leaving several inches of the beautiful white. The slick roads promise good sleighing as colder weather dries the damp snow and deepens the quiet scene. Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy is praised by druggists for cough relief and bronchial soothing with safe use for children. Sold by Bjornson & Brami Ramssay.
Fire destroys residence in Ramsay after candle accident
Fire last Sunday morning gutted the home of Mrs. Brown in Ramsay. A candle left burning while she went upstairs ignited the table and spread, with Ramsay lacking fire protection. It was unclear if Mrs. Brown carried any insurance.
Annual stockholders meeting of First National Bank of Bessemer
Notice set for January 11 1910 at 2:00 p m at the bank office to elect five directors for the ensuing year and to conduct related business. Walter I Truettner vice president and cashier signs the notice.
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First National Bank of
Bessemer
Michigan
Walter I. Truettner
Holiday Rates to the East Route via South Shore
Holiday rates advertised for travel to Eastern Canadian points via the South Shore and local stations. Mentions routes through Lower Michigan and invites interested applicants to contact Agente.
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South Shore
Lower Michigan
Opens New Theatre in Ironwood by Temple Circuit
Manager W F Kelley opened his new play house at Ironwood on Thursday. He plans vaudeville and may book strong road shows in the near future.
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W. F. Kelley
Temple Theatre
Ironwood
Kelly
Pioneer Riley to Visit Mesaba for Gogebic Ties
A communication from M. M. Riley of Riley Goldberg Classon Rice announces a Mesaba visit next week. He plans several days renewing Michigan acquaintances and forging new ties. Riley is a Gogebic range pioneer remembered by Mesaba residents from the Gogebic era.
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Enterprise
M. M. Riley
Riley, Goldberg, Classon & Rice
Mesaba
Michigan
Riley
Virginia Enterprise
Advertising to shift to newspapers after January first
Railroads plan to cut advertising in all media but will focus on weekly and monthly newspapers and periodicals. Big companies study the method and urge businessmen to rely on legitimate paper advertising for better returns and savings.
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Gertrude Perry As “Princess
Vetive” In “Graustark
Dr. Shoop
Geed Sleighing New
Ramsay
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Go
J. A. Vogtlin
Victor Talking Machines
Nickel
Diamonds
Ab Se
Eeeere
Wm. D. Tripplett
Suffolk Street
Edison Phonographs
Music Books
Parker
China
Kodaks
Chickering Bros
Lyon & Healy's
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