Potato Essay Winners and 4-H Club Growth Across Gogebic
Winners of the potato essay contest receive Green Mountain potatoes and treatment supplies. The article lists multiple clubs organized in Gogebic county with leaders, member counts, and planned projects including dairy, garden, and canning. It notes health vaccination requirements for Camp Shaw and outlines garden plans and future game schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironwood Association of Commerce
Agricultural Office
Alfred Thomas Marenisco
Jeanne LeMieux
Watersmeet
Sthe! Erickson
Hardings School
Bessemer Township
Gogebic County
Roosevelt
Miriam Tassava
Leonard Estola
Bonnie Garden
Albert Valentino
Bonnie Girl
Josephine Landretti
Anne Gerovac
Bonnie School
Erwin
Erwin Central School
Hugo Kivi
van Buskirk
Taimi Vitto
Puritan
Puritan School
Jeanette Kevern
Howard Kevern
Harding
Cleverland Dairy Club
Mildred Erickson
Airport Community Club
Signe Suvanto
Anvil Community Club
Irwin Shave
Anvil Emnasium
Silvio Parolari
Wilfred Coleman
James Perotti
AN Star
Tempi Sukin
Vis
Cloverland Gardeners Club
Sigrid Nasi
Sirs
Theodore Johnson
Douldlers
Wien
Funct
Marion Ropping
Anvil Girls
Doris Carlson
Rose Castle
Verona Rose Castle
Erwin Central
Elvis Salo
North Besse
Joe Honisko
Marchisco
Camp Shaw
Detroit
New Acts Shape Driver Rules in State Legislature
Two bills updated for motorists include Senate Bill No. 388 offering circuit court review for reinstatement after license suspension and House Bill No. 340 removing driving while improperly registered from automatic financial responsibility penalties. State officials note about 100000 drivers operate without licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tooth
Flynn Bill Exempts Farm and Industrial Supplies From Sales Tax
Governor Fitzgerald signed Senator Flynn’s bill to exempt goods for industrial processing or agricultural production from the 3 cent sales tax. The act reportedly saves farmers and manufacturers $500,000 annually, settling a two year dispute with the State Board of Tax Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Flynn
Gov
Felix H. Flynn
Michigan
State Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Associated Farmers
State Board of Tax Administration
W. J. Brown
Mason
House Taxation Committee
Cadillac
R. Wayne Newton
Lansing
Taxation Authority
Wm. Zonnabell. Helland
Farm Bureau Services
C. L. Brody
E. £. Ungren
Group Insurance for U S Steel Employees
U S Steel plans a massive group life insurance program after arranging with eight life insurance firms. The deal covers about 220 000 employees and is valued near 400 million dollars. Officials declined comment but signaled a formal statement forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Steel Corporation
The
Steel Corporation
Michigan Forest Fire Totals for 1934 Revealed
Michigan reported 3,038 forest fires during 1934 with total acreage burned reaching 53,016 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Peninsula Shown in Movies Highlight Regional Promotion
The Peninsula development bureau promotes tourism with 16mm films of the Upper Peninsula. Edward Dreier will shoot new scenes across the region this season to boost interest and inquiries. Noonday clubs and farm groups can borrow screenings. requests should be made a month ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G+ore
Bishop
Development Bureau
Land of Hiawatha
Edward Dreier
Upper Peninsula
Old Age Pension Bill Sets July 1 Start Under New Law
The 1944 Michigan legislature adopts an old age pension plan replacing pro rata aid with monthly cash payments. Eligibility requires five years in state, low income under a set limit, limited real estate, no recent felonies, and age over 3 years. A state bureau will oversee administration with $2,000,000 budget and federal matching funds. Anticipated 5,000 recipients averaging near five dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Henly
County Old Age Assistance Board
Jude
State Welfare
Grover C. Dilman
O Central
Lansing
Pension Bureau
Dillman
Site for Indianapolis chosen by governor's commission
June 7 1820 a commission appointed by the governor selected a site for Indianapolis marking a key early decision in the city’s founding. The action set the stage for future development and growth in the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Late Visit Sparks Dad’s Wry Reprimand
In a brief exchange, a young man asks if his father objects to his staying out late. The father replies that it serves him right for being out when he receives calls, signaling a playful family moment.
Careful Passing Reminder Advised for Drivers
Drivers in opposite directions should pass to the right and give each other at least half of the roadway. Many infringe on the other half of the main traveled portion. Drive carefully today.
The Beginning Sailor Exchange
A lighthearted dialogue moment features a couple debating a pun on better or worse. The wife insists the outcome was for the better, joking she could not have endured the other option.
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Gogeric
Gil Sewing Club of
Verona
PSTAN
Verona School
Bonnie Sewers
Mary Richmond
Counts Club
Josephine Lanchetti
Mamie Stevilla
Gougebic County +H Service Club
Elvira Ranta
Marion Kopping
Martha Erickson
Department of State
Bessemer
Ramsay
Office of Trustee
Edward J. Mahan
Adelard Parent
Arthur Koskie
David Rizzie
John H. Nelson
A. D
Nesto Erickson
U. S. Steel
Busan
Rusa
Wieter
Hiawatha
Muust
Ee Apport
Washington School
East Sellar Street
North Moore Street
Barber School
Raymond J. Mullen
Charles E. Stevens
Basil J. Buchko
Daniel J. Kulaszewicz
United States
John Marchello
Board of Education
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