June Graduates Face Tough World and Jobs Gap
A 1938 editorial urges graduates to seek work promptly and build a start in the real world. It argues that ingenuity creates niches and stresses early action, hands-on experience, and perseverance to overcome unemployment and shifting job markets.
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Waler Pitkin
Illinois Iowa farmers oppose compulsory crop control dissent
A Macomb Illinois mass meeting features Tilden Burg arguing against compulsory crop control and government dictation of farming. The piece notes widespread support for soil conservation and marketing controls, praising cooperation while urging resistance to political factions.
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Iowa
Macomb
Tilden Burg
Sciota
Washington
Beer statesmanship and the post Prohibition code
The Brewers moved to separate beer from liquor after repeal, adopting an independent code to conduct business within laws and cooperate with authorities. They pledged support for properly constituted authorities to eliminate anti social conditions in the beer trade and to back the retailers who sell beer.
Brewers Foundation backs Kansas beer law enforcement
The Kansas Gazette reports that the United States Brewers Foundation sent a representative to Kansas to aid enforcement of state liquor laws. He met sheriffs county attorneys and the Kansas Attorney General, promoting cooperation to shut down beer operations that sell to minors or after hours. Their campaign, with local officials, yielded evidence leading to closures of whiskey joints and a pledge to continue enforcement efforts.
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United States
United States Brewers’ Foundation
New York
Attorney General
Brewers’ Foundation
the Gazette
Willian Allen White
Emporia
Nans.) Gazette
Military Ball rolls along seventh milestone tonight
On US-2 near the high school the social scene promises the latest fashion and the first big traffic jam of 1938. Two Lane sisters perform with an indoor Sons of the Legion drum and bugle corps and a colorful crowd calls for a night of music, noise, and fun as the event unfolds.
Lake Pork and Beans: Mercer resort's unusual lake name
An odd lake in Mercer's famed resort area is officially titled Lake Pork & Beans. The name stands out among the region's many water features and reflects local character.
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Lake
Pork & Beans
WINS FIRST PRIZE AT POOL HALL
A local punning note recalls a man offering a dollar to the laziest man in the pool parlor while a fellow on a billiard table mutters a salty remark. The item melds humor with hometown color.
Freshening Breezes by F. D. K. Jr
A light column ponders changing social mores. It riffs on girls and politics, notes a European trend of children wearing gas masks affecting Halloween disguises, and ends with a quip about a hitchhiker who signs his back with a political message.
The Latest Ailments Advertised By Manufacturers
Printer's Ink notes about 40 new plaque ailments promoted by manufacturers in the past year. Among the names are Acid Blues, Bird-Cage Mouth, Bridge-Table Slump, Floor Pox, Headline Jitters, Lobsteritis, Prairie Squint, Radiosis, Transportation Fatigue, Vacation Figure, and Five O'Clock Shadow.
Bessemer Names New Schools Chief Amid Memorial Day Echoes
Elmer J. Oas of St. Peter Minnesota was chosen as Bessemer's new superintendent at a special board meeting. Memorial Day events featured a large parade with city and township Legion and Auxiliary members, school bands, firemen in uniform, and a strong Eagles turnout. W S Baird delivered the cemetery address. Gogebic County's first CCC contingent, 63 members, departed for Fort Sheridan to train before camps.
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Elmer J. Oas
St. Peter, Minn
Bessemer
Board of Education
Eagles Lodge
W. S. Baird
Gogebic County
CCC
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Bessemer City
Township
Anton Costello
Arthur Korpi
Vincent Cosgrove
Axel Hardy
Joseph Kosmicki
Roy Carlson
Leslie Cox
Lawrence Nobert
Fred Negri
Donald Tubbs
John Chovan
Reino Pohjala
Urho Taivalmaa
Charles Korhonen
Peter Ostapinski
Anvil
Fort Brady
Notice to Contractors for Supt residence in Ramsay MI
The Board of Education of Bessemer Township Michigan invites proposals for erection and completion of a superintendent's residence at Ramsay Michigan based on plans by architect C J Anderson. Bids due by 5 PM Friday June 1935 in the Superintendent's office H O Johnson. Copies of plans available from architect. Board reserves right to reject all bids. Dated Ramsay May 18 1935. By order Walter Kuusisto Secretary. Fossil coral found near Petoskey Alpena and Rogers City shows Michigan once covered by tropic seas.
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Sherbecks
Dorchester
Wis
Guy Couch
Fred Otto
John Jarzombeck
Conrad Carlson
John Holland
Walter Hotchkiss
Ashland
George Beaudette
Blumenkamp
North Moore Street
D.s.s.&a
William Wroblewski
Rice & Cohen
Silverman
Puritan Hotel
Bessemer
Joseph Vogtlin
Charles Scavarda
Andrew Wiklund
Board of Education
Bessemer Township
Michigan
Ramsay
C. J. Anderson
H. O. Johnson
Walter Kuusisto
Petoskey
Alpena
Rogers City
Gogebic County
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