Government to replace all paper money with new currency
The United States will print 2.6 billion dollars in new money, two thirds the size of current bills. Two carloads are expected in Chicago in early July to begin nationwide circulation, with fifty carloads needed to supply the country. The plan includes distinctive portraits on denominations from 1 to 10,000 dollars and a more uniform design to aid recognition.
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United States
Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury Department
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Hamilton
Jackson
Grant
Franklin
Mel Winley
Cleveland
Madison
Chase
Treasury
Stepping Out Into Life Graduation Advice Across Grades
A reflective piece urges graduates to pursue higher education amid rising standards and competition. It stresses planning careers, gaining experience, and seeking continuous learning to meet employer expectations. It highlights early work exposure and the value of practical preparation for adult life.
Public Education as a Path to Future Opportunities
A statement on the public education system as the inheritance of time and vision. It emphasizes that education provides wonderful opportunities, turning the past into future possibilities. The text urges that those who pursue higher levels of education and dedicate themselves to useful work will reap life rewards.
Good Manners For Outdoor Travelers Plea From Nature Association
The American Nature Association urges outdoor enthusiasts and campers to practice great manners on the road this summer. Leave nature as found, extinguish camp fires, clean up rubbish, and respect others’ rights to enjoy public spaces. The appeal seeks broad support from vacation seekers in the open air.
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American Nature Association
Pick and Axe Exam Teasers Spark Farce in 1900s School Life
A fragmented and humorous survey of school life during exam season questions in a period piece. The text riffs on examinations, student fear, and teachers with quirky prompts, naming places like Bessemer Township and Gogebic County while weaving in local dialect and mock dialogue about tests and daily life.
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Pick All Axe
Bessemer Township
Bessemer
Tiegelic County
Michigan
Iron Comunty
Wisconsin
Betore
Fragmentary Information Bureau Report With Emergency Notes
Disjointed OCR text from an Information Bureau entry references a tense emergency meeting about a threat or incident. Phrases mention glaciers, digging, and a detainee or suspect, with scattered dialogue and improvised terms. The readable segments imply a public safety focus and an eventual order to proceed with actions at a meeting.
Five Years Ago in Ramsay Ore Fell Man Dies at 25
A fall of ore at the Asteroid mine in Ramsay on Wednesday morning fatal to Charles Wick age 25 single. Rotary Club observed charter preservation night with Willard N. Parker of Madison Wis governor of the Seb Rotary district among Rotarians from Ironwood Ashland Crystal Falls and Marquette. Also notes on a wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Peter Nespodgan, a betrothal announcement for Goldswordy Martens and Clarence J Rombach of Chicago, and other county updates and social events from the region.
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Ramsay
Charles Wick
Wick
Ben Bessemer Rotary Club
Willard N. Parker
Madison
Wis
Seb Rotary Distric
Ironwood
Ashland
Crystal Palls
Marquette
Peter Nespodgan
Homer
Mere William CC. Martens
Thir Daugtter
Goldswerthy
Clarence J. Rombach
Chivcagn
St Poteet
EK. A. Ioarh
Wiesnesday -Veming
Teiste Tatmbey
Petition Circulating for Pardon of Black Hart
June 4 1904 reports Vietrane Mosher former Marquette prison warden circulating a pardon petition for Holshay known as Black Hart life term for stagecoach robbery at Gogeble Stattor and the killing of Hopker Fleetbein of Harvey Wis on the Perth side a store break in Wednesday night yielded 55 and Ofett eilver plus merchandise losses protests noted in the area
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Vietrane Mosher
Marquette Prison
Holshay
Black Hart
Gogeble Stattor
Hopker Fleetbein
Harvey
Wis
Partengers
Probate Court Session Admits Forthcoming Entries
State of Michigan proceeds at a probate session in the city office, May 9, with Judge Harry K. Bay presiding. The record notes the probate office in the County, detailing formal proceedings and official actions.
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Said Court
Possemer
Said County
Dtion
Harry K. Bay
Estate of Henry T. Cox Hearing Date Set
In the matter of the estate, Mildred Thuda petitions for administration to Frank J. Duda or an approved person. The 11th day of June 1929 at 10 a.m. is set for hearing at the probate office. Public notice to be printed weekly for three weeks in the Bessemer Herald. Judge Harry K. Bay. Deputy Hilja A. Saari.
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Henry T. Cox
Mildred Thuda
Frank J. Duda
Leach
Bessemer Herald
Said
Harry K. Bay
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Amenner
Mately
Ted
Jackoon
Nverlen
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Derek
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Tenner
Sethew
Pba
Cae'e Bank
Lonigans
Albert T. Reid
Albert Yl
Herald
Kaloneky
Weasau
Wiss
Thomelas
Sutherland
Junell
Crmes
Chai Iine
Antico
Hanotees
Bohemia
Germany
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Premwaud
Tey Isi
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Harrington
Longyear
Sophie Streets
Dewey
A. Melanson
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Nt’ We. Ata
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Milwaukee Journal
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