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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1934
Page
3
The annual meeting of the Upper Pentacula Insurance Agents association will be held in Eecanabe on July 28. About 100 insurance men are expected to attend, with J. E. Byrne of Encanabea as president of the association.
Escanaba city has acquired full ownership of the bay shore park area by purchasing the former Sanders home near Green Bay. The building is being demolished, trees planted, and landscaping work underway on the site.
Marquette will host the third Assenn Creamery store in the Upper Peninsula this month joining Iron Mountain and Felch locations. The Norway based firm employs 36 workers and distributes its dairy products to nine Upper Peninsula and Wisconsin counties.
Brampton-M. E. Sibole of Mari nette completed a greenhouse near Brampton Delta County this month. The 74 by 2 foot structure will be devoted to vegetables flowering plants and shrubs. He plans to move his home to his Brampton farm and build another greenhouse next year to develop a nursery.
The first aerial beacon in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula will be completed soon at St Lenace airport on a hilltop site north of the city. A one million candlepower revolving light will aid aviation and act as a cattle beacon for Straits region navigation.
Greenland township in Ontanagen County awaits formal approval of a ten acre park within the Greenland area. Adventure Mining Company presents the location through president W Parsons Tedd of New York.William Brenewa, advocate for the project, leads operations with labor pledged by feral beet men and local workers. May rise to 164 workers after approval, with two deeds already secured for the Greenland property.
Detroit division reports on May 31 as Tesnerville Trad es makes its fact run. Abandonment of the interurban line from Sis Mile road to Oak land avenue via Hasel Park to Royal Oak signals the pacing of the last interurban service in Michigan.
James A. Kates, Detroit attorney, files a removal petition alleging official misconduct by a judge at Common Pleas Court in Detroit. The filing centers on alleged improper actions by the presiding official and prompts inquiry into judicial conduct.
A warrant charging James K. Nichola former assistant prosecutor of Wayne County with larceny by conversion and embezzlement by attorney was signed by Judge John P. Scallen. Nichola is a Bowa resident of Ienit. Indictment proceedings are pending before the Detroit Bar Association. Prosecutor Harry S. Terton the court.
Sagiras appoints its third mayor in six months as C Weber refuses to be sworn in amid ongoing friction with the commissioner. The city reels from rapid leadership changes and unresolved governance tensions.
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Graduates will receive diplomas at the campus program in Demonstration Hall on Monday June 11. Dr Ernest O Melby of Northwestern University will give the commencement address on Education for Tomorrow. Baccalaureate services Sunday June 10 feature Dr Edgar DeWitt Jones of Detroit delivering He Whom a Dream Hath Possessed.
In Lansing the Department of State was asked to approve a proposed constitutional amendment to cut weight taxes on passenger vehicles to 3 per year and 35 for each commercial vehicle. The measure, seeking signatures to trigger a November election, is supported by a Jackson group of citizens.
The department emphasizes 2490 meter vehicle plates and 410 chauffeur fees while noting that many permit holders overlook the need to report address changes to the veterans' office or sheriffs. May 1 marks renewal for operators and license holders. penalties rise for failures to comply under the flagnetal responsibility act.
State statistics show many motorists will use the two payment plan for 1954 license plates. Last year 415,000 people bought plates via two payments. Thus far in 1924, 372,000 have taken advantage of the plan.
Fragmentary text references estimated figures by August 1 and adds mentions of care in service. Notes a rise in US coffee consumption from July 1, 1988 to April 1990 totaling over 16,000,000 pages. Also states Shanghai mint output at 40,000 Chinese dollars daily.
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