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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1939

Page

3

Bessemer Council Fixes Minimum Wages for PWA Project

The Common Council of Bessemer Michigan met May 29 1939 to adopt a resolution setting minimum hourly wage rates for trades likely to work on the PWA Power Plant Project. The vote adopted a detailed wage schedule including acetylene cutters blacksmith helpers carpenters electricians and other trades and declared these as the minimum for all project employees. The meeting adjourned after approving the wage scale and noting other local notices including a resignation at Suomi College and a 60th anniversary at Bethany Lutheran in Escanaba.

Common Council Bessemer Michigan Council Hill Otto Proctor Erickson Probelski Perotti Prucea Mannisto Crenne Buchko Alderman Probelski Ayres Lewis, Norris May PWA Prucca Shaormmi Ts Gx Ale Denen Canpantei Osim Uncen Seesena

Escanaba Hosts 28th Annual Upper Peninsula Bureau Meet

Escanaba prepares for the 28th annual Upper Peninsula Development Bureau meeting Friday and Saturday June 16 and 17 hosted by the city and the local chamber of commerce. sessions include a noon luncheon, speeches by officials from Ishpeming Lansing and Rogers City, tours, and breakfast round tables on agriculture and tourism promotion. The event features the steamer City of Detroit III cruise with 350 Detroit board of commerce members and a focus on Selling Michigan to Michigan. Fire reports note 1,988 acres burned in lower Michigan and 607 acres in the UP across 191 fires, with most blazes starting April 25 to 30 and warnings about discarded cigarette butts and matches as ignition risks.

Escanaba Upper Peninsula Development Bureau City of Chamber of Commerce Delta Hotel Abbott M. Fox Iron Mountain Bureau Sherman Hotel Hubert H. Shepeck Escanaba Chamber of 65 Commerce Cal. Floyd Evans William Carey Lansing William Treloar Ishpeming J. J. Herbert Manistique Herbert Marquette Robert Pelletier Chicago H. A. Riley Cadillac W. H. Shockley Menominee W. J. Duchaine R. L. McIntyre Edward Dreier Grand, Rapids Henry Bruemmer City of Detroit III Merchants Dock Detroit Board of Commerce Michigan Lower Peninsula Upper Peninsula

Carelessness in Michigan forests fuels fires warned

A Michigan conservation department bulletin notes carelessness causes over 90 percent of forest fires. A year-round campaign combats this risk across all department branches. During the last week in April, 115 woodland fires were reported.

Michigan Michigan Conservation Department

Origins and traditions of the aiguillette badge

The aiguillette origin stories include an aide de camp carrying rope and pegs for tethering a knight’s horse and the proverb that it marked the leader’s aide. It denotes the wearer’s role with distinctions by side and color among military branches and officials.

United States Marine Corps Army

Michigan Potatoes Drive State Farm Pride and Cash Value

Michigan embraces its potato crop as the key cash earner, with a ten year average annual value around 15.0 million dollars. In 1938 the state produced 30 million bushels, ranking second nationwide among farmers.

Michigan

U P Deputy Rahm Named Upper Peninsula Labor Official

U P deputy Paul Rahm an Iron Mountain attorney succeeds Michael F De Fant Negaunee lawyer as state deputy commissioner of labor and industry in the Upper Peninsula.

Paul Rahm Iron Mountain Michael F. DeFant Negaunee Upper Peninsula

Michigan's Bank Farms Rank in US Value and Land

Michigan ranks fourteenth nationwide in the value of farms while placing twenty sixth in total farm land area. The divergence highlights high farm values despite smaller land holdings within the state.

Michigan United States

Northern Park Fort Wilkins Near Copper Harbor

Fort Wilkins stands as the northernmost Michigan State Park, located one mile northeast of Copper Harbor at the Tin of the Upper Peninsula, in a region celebrated for its remote position and scenic shoreline.

Michigan State Fort Wilkins Copper Harbor Upper Peninsula

Probate hearing set for estate of Charles Gust Honkala

In Bessemer Probate Court on May 8 1939 Judge Nolan presided over the estate of Charles Gust Honkala. Impi Puro petitioned for administration either to her or another suitable person. A hearing is scheduled for June 7 1939 at 10 AM at the probate office with public notice to follow in the Bessemer Herald for three weeks.

Bessemer M. E. Nolan Charles Gust Honkala Impi Puro Bessemer Herald

Estate of Sarah Fell account hearing set in Gogebic Probate Court

Silvio L Mascotti register notes in Gogebic Michigan Probate Court that George B Fell administrator filed his account and petition for allowance in the matter of Sarah Fell deceased. Hearing date fixed for the forenoon of the 14th at the probate office with publication in the Bessemer Herald for three weeks prior. Judge M E Nolan issues the order.

Bessemer M. E. Nolan Sarah Fell George B. Fell Bessemer Herald

Probate notice for Bertha Dahlgren estate in Bessemer

The Probate Office in Bessemer directs creditors to present claims against Bertha Dahlgren deceased by September 20 1939 at 10:00 AM. The order appoints the time and place to receive examine and adjust all claims. Publication of this notice is to appear in the Bessemer Herald for three weeks prior to the hearing. M. E. Nolan Judge of Probate true copy.

Bessemer Gogebic County Michigan Board of Education M. E. Nolan Bertha Dahlgren Bessemer Herald State OF Michigan Gogeblic Grace Ripley

Probate Court establishes claims period for Grace Ripley estate

In Gogebic County at semer on May 11 1938 the Probate Court orders creditors to present all claims against Grace Ripley deceased by September 20 1959 at ten o clock in the forenoon for examination and adjustment of all debts. A true copy signed by Judge of Probate Silvio J Mascotti.

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Handy Man Iron Worker Kettleman Manniste Wargelin John Wargelin Suomi College Hancock Houghton County Bethany Lutheran Church Boards of Registration Washington Said City Barber School The A. D Mrs. Mamie Rice Aiguillette U. P Michigan’s Bank State OF Gogebic M. B Silvio L. Mascotti Circuit Court Gogenic Silvio J. Mascotti Washington School East Sellar Street North Moore Street Charles E. Stevens Raymond J. Mullen Mamie Rice
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