County Deliberation May Shape U S 2 Road Surfacing
The Ironwood Times reports state highway officials reversed a gravel plan for the 17 mile U S 2 stretch from Gogebic Station to Watersmeet and will pave nine miles in concrete. Readers question whether county delegations influenced the change and note the prior gravel plan.
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Lansing
State Highway Commission
U.S. 2
Gogebic Station
Watersmeet
the Times
Gogebic County
State Highway Department
Gogebie Station
Highway Commission
Lronwood Times
Communism in Michigan Claims Movement Behind Industrial Growth
An investigation by the Michigan Manufacturing and Financial Record argues a well funded communist movement operates across Michigan. It cites circulars, urban mobilization, and activity in cities like Detroit and other industrial centers as evidence of organized effort influencing labor and policy.
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Michigan
Averve
Slichigan
Troity
Suchivan
Red Novae
Wichivan
Hemi
Sequieth
Macias
Fiat
Deerert
Peninsule
Acre
Ely
Miao Viergar
Pick and Axe lore of Gogebic Range old timers
In Gogebic Range a fire hall hosts daily cribbage and checker games for long time settlers who braved blizzards since 1889. Local color legends attract writers seeking material while four veteran members share stories of hidden iron ore and frontier tales.
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Gogebic Range
Dollar Day in Bessemer planned with twenty stores
State of Michigan report notes a first community wide Dollar Day in Bessemer scheduled for Saturday with twenty stores participating. Also covered are the formation of a Bessemer Commercial Club with D J Kulaszewicz elected president and Rotary District Governor Harlow Clark addressing a luncheon. a patent probate notice follows detailing a petition to sell estate real estate with March 6 hearing.
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Bessemer
Elks Hall
D. J. Kulaszewicz
Matt Hakala
Puritan
Grand View Hospital
Harlow Clark
Marquette
Rotary Clubs
Bergland
Gogebic
Dissent Persists Over Marquette Mining Journal Support
Fragmentary text indicates ongoing opposition in Lansing to backing the Marquette Mining Journal, suggesting state hesitation or call for clearer endorsement.
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Ments
Lansing
Marquette
Poor Man’s Confession on Wealth and Happiness
A Detroit News interview quotes a poor man who says poverty offers no happiness, advising young rich men to pursue worthwhile work for service and meaning. He notes wealth brings burdens, contemplates sacrificing poverty for comfort, and reflects he did not inherit poverty but earned it.
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E. C. Adams
The
Detroit News
Sinking of Presque Isle Iron Co shaft progresses near Marenisco
Fifteen years ago on February 15 1913 reports say the Presque Isle Iron Co shaft near Marenisco is advancing at a satisfactory rate. The shaft depth stands a bit under 100 feet with development continuing.
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Presque Isle Iron Co
Marenisco
Bessemer Betterment Asseocta
Petition for Estate Administration in Pessem er Probate Office
In the Probate Office of Pessem er County on January 1 1925 Hon Harry K Bay Judge of Probate presiding. Martha Blaskowski petitions to administer the estate of John Blaskowski deceased. February 1925 at ten o clock in the forenoon is fixed for hearing the petition.
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Pessemer
Harry K. Bay
John Blaskowski
Martha Blaskowski
Probate Court Proceedings in Gegebic County
State of WNWichigan Probate Court asserts ongoing proceedings in Gegebic County. On January 27, 142s, the court convened with proper attendance to address matters of probate and estate administration.
Obscure Sign Directions Reported in Scattered Text
Fragmentary notes describe signs reading No Admit and Go upstairs with directions to follow a passage. The readable lines mention silence and a request for someone named Nim, but many words are garbled. The passage appears to guide movement but lacks clear context or complete sentences.
Events of the Week features chaotic headlines
A scrambled late week item page mentions figures like The Weatherman The Town Knocker and a dubious “guy who didn’t do it” amid fragmented notes. It reads as a sequence of odd descriptions without clear events or dates, presenting a collage of names and vague actions.
Probate Court sets hearing on 1928 estate petition
In Gogebic County Probate Court on January 27 1928 Judge Harry K Bay presided as John T Eggen petitioned for administration of his estate to Samuel J Williams or another suitable person. A hearing was set for February 10 1928 at ten o clock with publication for three weeks prior in the Bessemer Herald.
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Bessemer
Harry K. Bay
Andrew M. Johnson
Matilda Erickson
Bessemer Herald
Said
Mike Pogliano
Vera Pogliano
Harry K. Bays
Torsten J. Eggen
John T. Eggen
Samuel J. Williams
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Olds
A . Mye Ue
Pick & Axe
Paddy Hines
Herald
State OF Michigan
John Godlewski
Fred Otto
Conrad Hansen
Charcoal Ron Co
Supt. McRandle
Irondrome
Lily Johnson
Lillian Johnson
Alma Anderson
Esther Skarin
Hearts and Diamonds
Ed. Berg
R. C. Sulberg
Scrubby
Mercer
Lake Crowebie
Inca
Milwwaukee
Mibysahee
Sas
Cotins
Dessus
Baebes
Lisa St
Charles Anderson
St. Paul
Ronten
Frank J. Duda
Sam W Patek
Elaine
Frite Karrode As
Bank of Fremw
Petitioner Business
Aloss Beesserver, Milt Zak
Jetepe Zerbs Bayliss
Eelwin Bayliss
Eulahe Martin
Noah H. Martin
Quartermaster General’s Office
Washington ,D. C
St. Juegos Episcopal Church
Lafayette Square
Washington
Rand Corton Smith
Smith Colege
Northamso Tem
Happy Couple
Peadelphia
Mi Basties
Asae
Paes
al Os
Gust
Amy
Elesar
Milwaukee
Cits
Dan Bouvley
Essener
Winnipeg
Hilja A. Saari
Wnwichigan
Gegebic
Bessertin
Vist Oman
Mighela CO
Bessemer, Wakefield and
Sruccs
Crossng
Wakefield
R. C. Solberg
William S. Baird
Whatate
John A. Kallander
Bell Telephone Coo
Lou Fou
Ann Arbor, Much
Asatabula, Ohio
Battle Creek
Allen Cleveland, Ohio
Des Moines, Iowa
Nigat
Gdwhart
Ind
St. Louis
Spingfield
Iit
Toledo
Ohio
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