Names Adorn Berlin Hotel Rooms In Historic Plan
The Ishpeming Iron Ore reports a Berlin hotel idea to replace room numbers with names drawn from landmarks and decorate rooms with related images. It notes a similar concept proposed for the Mather Inn by Warren Manning, plus a look at forestry potential in Wisconsin and large deer shipments via the Mackinac Strait.
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Berlin
Ishpeming
gUette
Germany
Jahpeming
Mather Inn
Warren QQ. Manning
Cambridge
Upper Peninsula
Roome
Dowgiana Houghton
Michigan
Peter White
Christmas Tree Cut Is Heavy In U. P.
The Upper Peninsula harvest yields balsams and spruces prized for beauty and lasting quality. Foresters note heavy cutting and shipping can still allow forest growth with careful management, while demand and costs affect prices and markets for the holiday season.
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U. P
Ypres
Getrigertal
Federal
Fsatte
Tees
Gp Orsanaily
Seth Mer
Upper Peninsula
Iatand Steel to Ship Ore for Grand Coulee Dam
Iatand Steel company will mine ore from the Greentwood and Morris mines on the Marquette range and ship 21 000 tons to the Pacific northwest for Grand Coulee dam construction. The contract, awarded by the federal government, is valued well over 1.6 million dollars and involves beet piling of ore for use on the project.
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CROER
Greentwood
Morris
Iatand Steel Company
Marquette Range
Pacific Northwest
Iatand
Grand Coulee Falls
Columbia River
Sault Ste. Marie Church Progress in Chippewa County
Work on the new community church at Hal bert Chippewa county advances as funds arrive. Logs prepared, Rev Alvin Deten of New Haven presides on circuit, with many small contributions nationwide. The building will be unique within a 50 mile area near Brimley and Newberry.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Halbert
Chippewa County
Alvin Deten
Newhovev
Brimley
Newberry
Iron County Park Commission Plans Historic Memorials
The Iron County Board of County Park Commission outlines a plan to create memorials honoring pioneers who contributed to the county's development. The county and chamber of commerce discuss a year of work to modernize and preserve parks with well equipped facilities and potential sites for memorials.
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Sbaim Oi
Asec Oa Hwoth
Cnuba Chamber of
Oere
The
Siscestionois Moe
Thar Mh
Det Awrney
Ftks Teo
Maion
Farmer Elevator Plans Backed with Private Capital
The article notes support for a farmer's elevator financed by private capital in Eecaseba and a municipal restroom project at a central downtown location, both endorsed by local authorities.
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Eecaseba
Blaney Park Closes For Winter After Successful Season
Blaney Park Bear Creek Lodge and the Ian and the cottages on Blaney Park’s vast domain ended their 1934 season on December 15. Visitors from nearly every state filled facilities at times to capacity. The estate and gas station stay open in winter, with woodland patrols and ongoing ornithological studies, and the resort will reopen May 1, 1935.
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Blaney Park
Bear Creek
Coluth Tavera
Bear Creek Lodge
Ian
Death of Loren L Prescott Removes City Leader
Loren L Prescott, 64, a prominent Menominee businessman and social figure, died in Menominee. A Mar inette, Wisconsin native, he studied engineering at the University of Wisconsin and worked in the petty business with his brother Fred M Prescott. He served as interim chief and held posts at the Prescott plant in Milwaukee, and was a longtime officer in local enterprises and civic groups.
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Menominee
Loren L. Prescott
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Mr. Prescott
Marinette
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Pety
Iete
Fred M. Prescott
Virginia
Mina
Ve. Cs
Prescott
Witwaukee
Sault Ste. Marie Shipping Totals and Probate Court Notice
Figures show 47 981S.161 tons of freight handled at Sault Ste. Marie during navigation. Yearly totals near 2.239.337 tons, about five percent higher, with upper peninsula tonnage generally accepted. Also includes a probate court order in Michigan for the estate of Albert Enrico, hearing set for January 16, 1935, and public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Traverse City Herald.
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Adeeguidd
Board of Education
Township of
Bessemer
Ramaay
C E. Anderson
Fol
Anderson
Erickson
Fink
Mahan
Parbeent
Madc
Bersemer
Henry Berg
Clarka
Sal
Frank Fitsgerald
Clorks
BE. Anderson
Nesto Erickson
Avcesceucaa
Jake Pink
Cee E Nee
Mohan
Adelard Parent
Truster
Herald Publishing Co
Veisat
A.B. Wakevainen
Ramsay School
Hal Ramsay Mercantile Co
Anvil School
C. Maensen Bumber Co
Woo
Ressemer Pharmrev
Tara Lake
Disc
Pwr Ca
Girht
Power & Puse
Miehtroan Bell Pelenhane Co
Tells and Service Co
Youngstown Mines Corp, Water and Light
Corrigan, Meivrey Steel Co
He Ake Eh Ae
Tieqi the Michela Company
Schroeder
Deave
Chet Deton
le Lee
Graham
Johnson
Jan
Mo R
Mainterance
Repartys
Vital Damens
Rath Sallie Seas
Pi Che
Tate
Ashe
Ramsay
Rivmsay
Dorothy Scavard
Beessemer Township
City of
Uel
City of Bessemer Association of Insurance Agents
Bessemer National Bank
Michigan
Reasemer National Bank
Public Library
Sault Ste. Marie
Sault Ste
Mscie
Osen
Upper Peninsula
M. KE. Nolan
Albert Enrico
Anna Enrico
Tessemer Herald
Wad
M. J. Nolan
Canal Traffic as Indicator of Regional Business Health
The article notes the canal system as a reliable barometer of business in agriculture states and the Midwest and Northwest. It compares the government Bip canal at Sault Ste. Marie to the combined tonnage of major global canals, highlighting its substantial annual volume relative to rivals and other major routes.
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Midwest
Northwest
Sault Ste. Marie
Panama
Sues
Kiel
Welland
St Lawrence
Manchester
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Marquette County
Stevens Point
Mackinac
Wieconala
Sophie
U. P. Briefs
New Log Church
Iron
Iron County Board of County
Mase
Man
Edo
Trent
Cecal Chet
San
Pe Vx Iene Aimee
Lake Superior
L. L. Prescott
Tagore Nes Mead Tyecott Saamil
Mdmir Sarpur
State OF
Gegebic
Beesemer
Said County
Woop. Paul
Treadway
New York
American Weekly
Detroit Times
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Lower
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