Michigan gets many U P stars
Ann Arbor Michigan expects a large influx of out of state and Upper Peninsula athletes for the freshmen class next fall. Notable names from Cedar Rapids Shenandoah and Escanaba appear, with players from Illinois Ohio New Jersey and North Carolina among those likely to enroll. The piece highlights football and track prospects and lists several hopeful recruits from Battle Creek Kalamazoo and other locales.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Willis Glassgow
Shenandoah
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Washington
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Ashville
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Paland
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Prince Tom
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Edward McCaughey
Chicago
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Greenburg
Harry Schulman
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Gogebic Farm Tour Planned for August 3 in County
Plains are set to hold a Gogebic County Farm Tour on August 3 visiting five or six farms. Dairy Specialist J G Wells from the Upper Peninsula and Poultry Specialist O J Weisner will attend. Judging and fitting groups for adult farmers and junior livestock club members will be held. A noontime luncheon will conclude the tour.
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Gogebic County
J. G. Wells
Upper Peninsula
O. J Weisner
Livestock Club
Lincoln museum to house Poet's books and relics
A new Lincoln museum room will be dedicated to the Poet's books pictures and manuscripts with remaining personal possessions to be arranged.
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Tennayson
Lincoln
England
U P Farm Round Ups at Chatham
Plans shape for the seventh annual Upper Peninsula Farmers Round-up at Chatham on August. Morning tours of farms and a big picnic at Station grove precede speeches by Dr. Kenyon L. Butterfield and R. S. Shaw. Contests include a singing show with $100 in prizes, a dairy cow judging contest awarding a Holstein bull, a poultry culling contest, and barnyard golf.
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Upper Peninsula
Chatham
Station Grove
Kenyon L. Butterfield
Michigan State College
R. S. Shaw
Peninsua
Holloway Mayor Resigns Over Interference With Homework
The Holloway Ohio mayor, a woman, tendered her resignation claiming the office interfered with her homework. Local officials noted the move comes amid ongoing disputes over office duties and time management.
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Holloway
Ohio
Embezzlement Charge Highlights Wakefield Case
W E Fritz hires attorneys to defend embezzlement charges over about 278 dollars from Wakefield township funds during his supervisor term. Trial likely in August or November terms. potential sensational testimony could implicate other local officials in financial dealings. OPEN HOSPITAL SOON reports uncertain opening date and equipment delays as building nears completion. Dr. Prout returns from Mayo Clinic with updated hospital management ideas.
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Frank Hook
Wakefield
Byron M. Brogan
Ironwood
John J. Walsh
Marquette
Wakefield Township
Fritz
Wakefield News
New Wakefield Hospital
R. J. C. Prout
Prout
Mayo Clinic
Merchants to Close Early in July and August
A majority of city merchants signed an agreement circulated by clerks to close their shops at five o clock in the afternoon during July and August. The note mentions Saturdays and evenings before holidays as exceptions. The tourists camp at Lake Lavina is placed under E S Hagen, cashier of the Iron Exchange Bank, as manager for the season. The camp site was leased to the city then county, and the county park committee assigns Hagen to oversee the camp, praising his past efforts.
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Lake Lavina
E. S. Hagen
Iron Exchange Bank
Hagen
lIron County News
Golf Star Here Visits Ironwood from Wisconsin
Mrs J E Hamilton and her daughter in law Mrs George Hamilton of Two Rivers Wisconsin stayed with Mr and Mrs B W Shove on McLeod Avenue over the weekend. Mrs Hamilton is a Wisconsin golf circle leader and former champion of the Northeastern Woman's Golf Association of Wisconsin. She enjoyed the Ironwood course and plans a return visit for a week in August.
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J. E. Hamilton
George Hamilton
Two Rivers
Wis
B. W. Shove
McLeod Avenue
J. J. E. Hamilton
Shove
Wisconsin
Northeastern Woman's Golf Association of
Ironwood
Gogebic Holstein 6th Among Michigan Cows
In May 20 542 cows tested in Michigan a pure bred Holstein cow owned by C E Johnson Gogebic Cow Testing Association member ranked sixth in milk production with 2166.9 pounds milk and 75.84 pounds fat from 3 5 percent butterfat. Winners chosen from 77 Michigan Cow Testing reports. A correlation machine with fewer parts than a typewriter powered by electricity completed calculations in ten minutes, a former two hour task.
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Michigan
C. E. Johnson
Michigan State College Dairy Extension Department
Rats kibosh banana oil and bunk
A cryptic line mixes slang and mock bravado, hinting at a planned snub or trick. The speaker threads boastful phrases about catching someone off guard, using playful rhymes to suggest social tactics and readiness.
Gogebic Hay Crop Extremely Light
The ongoing drought has left Gogebic County farmers delaying hay cutting as the crop is unusually light. Many meadows show poor stands and last year’s feed is scarce. Dairymen may need to reduce herds to afford winter hay. Frosted corn and potato fields are recovering but need rain and warmth for a good ensilage crop. Crops overall show little growth with widespread pests and flies challenging livestock.
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Gogebic
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