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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1934
Page
3
The annual meeting of the Upper Peninsula Insurance Agents association will be held in Eecanaba July 28. About 160 insurance men are expected to attend, with J. E. Byrne as president of the association.
Escanaba has taken full ownership of the bay shore park area by buying the former Sanders residence near Green Bay. The building is being torn down, trees are being planted, and landscaping work is underway on the site.
Marquette will host the opening of Asselin Creamery’s third Upper Peninsula store this month. The firm already runs locations in Iron Mountain and Felch and employs 36 people. Its products are distributed in nine Upper Peninsula and Wisconsin counties.
Brampton M E Sibole of Mari nette completed a greenhouse 76 by 25 feet near Brampton Delta County for vegetables flowering plants and shrubs. He plans to return to his farm and build another greenhouse next year plus develop a nursery on site.
In Michigan's Upper Peninsula near St Ignace a first aerial beacon will be ready soon. The tall steel tower rises on a hill above the city with a one million candlepower light to guide sea routes and air traffic, serving the Straits area and aviation.
A garbled report outlines a major GM management move involving executives and a veteran president. It mentions the Cadac Meror Car Centtury context and the Fisher brothers, with references to Tem Meicrs and a factory manager role amid corporate transfers and restructuring.
The state statistics show many motorists will use the two payment plan for 1934 license plates. Last year 415,000 persons bought plates with two payments. So far in 1934, 22.00 dollars have been used in the wind? the second largest class from the State College.
Greenland township plans a ten acre park and ball diamond in Onconagen County. Emergency relief pledges cover labor costs, with projected employment rising from twenty to sixteen forty four after formal approval at Lanting. William Stencon leads operations, aided by T E Mesener. A deed for the property is in Greenland township’s name, and Adventure Mining Company presented the project to residents through president W Parsons Tedd of New York.
Teague will receive diplomas at the campus program in Demonstration Hall on Monday June 11 with Dr. Ernest O Melby Northwestern University delivering the address on Education for Tomorrow. Baccalaureate services are Sunday June 10 with Dr. Edgar DeWitt Jones delivering He Whom a Dream Hath Possessed at Central Woodward Christian Church Detroit.
Detreit-Detrek's Tecnetville Trad es made its tactrum May 31. Abandonment of the interurban line between Six Mile road and Oakland avenue through Hasel Park to Royal Oak marked the passing of the last interurban service in Michigan.
Landing Governor William A. Comstock refused to act on a removal petition against Judge Joseph A. Sanders of the Common Pleas Court. The petition, filed by Detroit attorney James A. Bates, accuses the judge of official misconduct.
A Detroit warrant charges James K R Nickola former assistant prosecutor of Wayne County with larceny by conversion and embezzlement by an attorney. Judge John P Scallen signed the warrant. Nickola, now resident of Ionia, faces proceedings before the Detroit Bar Association pending before Prosecutor Harry S. Tertola.
A tumultuous six month period ends with Weber sworn in as the new chief executive of Sagiraswe after previous mayors resignations. Weathered officials note the rapid turnover as Phoenix in Rite oversees the transition.
Lansing reports a proposed constitutional amendment would cut weight taxes on passenger cars to 3 per year and 35 for each commercial vehicle. The measure, backed by a Jackson citizens group, would go to voters in November if enough petitions are filed with the Department of State.
The Department of State warns that 2.490 motor vehicle operators must renew or update licenses with a May 1 update. Many drivers have not reported address changes to police chiefs or sheriffs, increasing compliance concerns.
Readable fragments describe a local notice involving a public action or sale. The text mentions names and details but is heavily garbled with misspellings and broken phrases. No clear date, place, or outcome can be confirmed from the available segments.
Estimated 66 000 more will do tasks by August. A large number of idle care items are placed in service this year. From July 1 1938 to April 90 1934 US coffee consumption surpasses 16 000 000 bags. Shanghai mint produces 40 000 Chinese dollars daily.
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