Gogebic Parish Camp Opens Soon With Split Sessions
The Gogebic Parish Camp plans a boys session in June and a girls session in July with a Pioneer Camp for older girl scouts and an Ashland troop gathering June 12. Fees run 55 cents daily for scouts and 65 cents for non scouts, covering all but canteen. Special features include art class for girls, archery and Indian lore for boys, a diving helmet, and a waterfront led by Red Cross examiners. Registration specifics emphasize prior summers, limited slots, and postmark-based preferences.
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Gogebice Parish
Ashland
Harries
Ruth Christiansen
Eunice Arendsee
Laurium
Standing Cloud
Lake Galilee
Ore Camp
Marie Neitzel
University of Wisconsin
Buck” Noe'een
Neuve
Mr. Nelson
Red Cross
C.J. Harries
Buck" Nelson
Nature
Ohn Mulholland
Harry Coxey
Iam Reid
Parry Rostellan
Co L. Koons
Beatrice Powell
Marie Neitze
Jean Dennison
Nina Kennedy
Annette Christiansen
Jean Follife
Dilla
Farmers use a quarter of motor fuel in tractors
The report notes farmers consume about 25 percent of all motor fuel in tractors and farming gear. It also states 25 000 acres of denuded national forest land were planted with trees last year. A quoted exchange shows a man being questioned about tying his daughter, replying he is in love with her.
Failure proof banking structure voiced by bank leaders
Francie H. Sisson president of the American Bankers Association urged a nationwide banking system immune to failure. He argued that government supervision public patronage and bankers ethics must align with strong laws and responsible public behavior for a truly failure-proof banking structure.
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Francie H. Sisson
American Bankers Association
United States
Mr. Sisson
Roosevelt
Washington
Improved Pasture Pays for New Hampshire Farmer
A New Hampshire farmer, with county agent help, fertilized 6 acres of pasture at $75 and four weeks later turned cows onto the improved pasture. Over six weeks the herd produced 7,000 pounds more milk than the prior year, while the herd size decreased and feed decreased by 809 pounds. Milk value on the extra production amounted to $189, grain savings were $16, yielding a net income increase of $120. United States Department of Agriculture.
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New Hampshire
United States Department Agriculture
U. S Department of Agriculture
Advertising Aids Business Revival In 1933
New York bankers hear advertising counsel A W Diller explain at a conference that aggressive advertising can revive business despite tough conditions. He argues 1983 is a good year to advertise if firms stay in business and work to restore public confidence, noting ads reach readers who encounter compelling messages.
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New York
A. W. Diller
Bankers
Mr. Diller
How Banks Lend Money and Manage Credit
A country banker explains banking essentials from reserving funds to lend wisely. Loans go to borrowers able to repay on set dates, with credit built on accurate asset statements, solid endorsements, and sufficient average deposits. Banks avoid industry partnerships and keep loans liquid for cash repayment on schedule.
Will Rogers on banking crisis explained
Will Rogers says banks got into trouble because the public could not repay loans when they needed money, not solely due to bankers. He notes lenders extended credit during hard times, then faced repayment strain when borrowers defaulted.
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Will Rogers
Advertising Policy Changes in Hard Times
Francis H Sisson of the American Bankers Association argues against sharp cuts in advertising during financial strain. He warns that advertisers often treat ads as a faucet to turn on and off, which breaks continuity and delays effectiveness. He urges retention of long term advertising plans despite temporary conditions.
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Francis H Sisson
American Bankers Association
Highway Construction Widespread Across Northern Michigan
Road crews report extensive construction on US and M routes from Mackinac to Ontonagon and Keweenaw counties. Drivers urged to proceed with caution amid lane closures and widenings north and south of key towns including Wakefield Cedar River and Calumet. Through traffic diverted on US 41 near Three Lakes.
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Mackinac-Schoolcraft
Whitedale
Menominee-Dickinson
Baltimore River
Ontonegen Co
Chippewa
Luce County
Sidnaw
Tula
Ontonagon County
Wakefield
Cedar River
Fox
Negaunee
L’anse
Marquette
Baraga Counties
Three Lakes
i.’Anse
Barasa
Houghton County
Phoenix
Eagle Harbor Forks
Lac la Belle Forks
Keweenaw Co
Calumet
Amasa
Iron Co
Township Treasurers Face Liability For Public Funds
Michigan township treasurers confront a legal question over liability for taxes collected and kept in closed banks. County treasurers and prosecutors in some counties have ruled treasurers responsible after collection, with bondsmen notified. The issue stems from the belief that after funds are collected, the treasurer must pay out and is separate from the county’s oversight.
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Michigan
Elliott Roosevelt seeks divorce amid family visit
Los Angeles figure Elliott Roosevelt, son of the President, will allow his wife Elizabeth Doner to file for divorce on alleged incompetibility. They have been separated since last year after a January 16, 1932 marriage and share a son, William Denner Roosevelt. Roosevelt recently took a manager post at a West Coast airline.
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Los Angeles
Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Elliott
Elizabeth Doner
William H Denner
Philadelphia
William Denner Roosevelt
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Africa
Alaska
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Georgia
Tives
Besse
the Herald
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Bessemer, Mich
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