Federal raids spook Caspian area over home wine possession
Federal agents raided five Caspian locations and Creesil Pulls, seizing wine moonshine and mash. Warrants to be served within days. residents fear arrests for possessing wine at home unless they obtain permits. Deputy Ray Hill will deliver warrants. cases to be heard in Marquette federal court.
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Caspian
Leo Remondini
Mary Bertameoli
Dominic Signorini
Louis Sehiwvco
Brank Pedrizai
Crevsiil
Linde Tat Lago
Joseph Chiorvo
Datck Vanets
Louis Frighetto
Ray Hill
United States Marshall
Marquette
United States
Fred W. Beltz
Internal Revenue Department
Detroit
County Farm News Delayed Planting by Heavy Rains
The county farm news reports extremely heavy rains last week delaying potato and corn planting. Fields remain under water and sunshine and dry winds are needed before work can resume. Several early maturing corn varieties were demonstrated at Maple Hill Farm last Friday. Managers should note preventive measures for Sleeping Sickness in horses and new agri bulletins available free at the office covering pest control, forage production, home garden crops, dairy management, and disease prevention.
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Maple Hill Parm
Sabericulture Office
Michigan
Tlome
Load Restrictions Lifted Across Upper Peninsula Roads
Truck traffic returned to normal on all trunklines in the state this week as Highway Commissioner Murray D. Van Wagoner lifted spring loading restrictions on Upper Peninsula highways. Restrictions had already been removed south of the Straits of Mackinac.
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Murray D. van Wagoner
Peninsuke
Straits of Mackinac
New C H I A Lines Form Dairy Herd Groups in Michigan
Six new C H I A lines start dairy herd improvement associations in Michigan, raising the total to a record 58. Counties adding groups include Hillsdale Livingston Barry Oakland Ionia and Presque Isle Cheboygan. Service note shows a playful exchange about wild ducks and a tame one.
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Michigan
Hillsdale
Livingston
Barry
Oakland
Ionia
Presque Isle
Cheboygan
Governor Milks Cow at Michigan Capitol Lawn
An eight year old totelstein cow named Delian was escorted by coeds to the capitol lawn in Lansing where Governor Loren D. Dickinson sat on a stool and milked her. The ceremony marked the start of Michigan National Milk Month observances in June.
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Tolstein
Delian
Michigan State College
Capitol Lawn
Lansing
Loren D. Dickinson
Michigan
U P Bureau to Meet Next Week in Escanaba
The 28th annual Upper Peninsula Development Bureau meeting will be held in Escanaba June 16 and 17, aligned with Detroit Board of Commerce northern cruise. Theme Selling Michigan to Michigan. Events include lunches, dinners, agricultural breakfast programs, and joint sessions aboard ship with Detroit delegates. Harold J. Lindsay and George F. E. Bishop coordinate arrangements. special entertainment for women attendees.
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Escanaba
Upper Peninsula Development Bureau
Detroit Board of Commerce
Michigan
Detroit
Harold J. Lindsay
Escanaba Chamber of Commerce
George FE. Bishop
Marquette
Bureau
Bray Candidate Debate Exchange Sparks Food Note
The candidate insists the nation must grow more wheat for mankind while a heckler interjects about hay. The exchange centers on food security and government priority as the candidate promises to address the heckler’s case later.
Iron River Road Official Fails To Fire Olson
Iron County road commission abandoned its bid to dismiss Paul Olson, mechanic in charge at the west side county garage. A hearing with road commissioners and witnesses found no cause for action, citing lack of evidence and Olson’s veteran status as a potential protection under the Veteran’s Act. Olson remained at his post amid the disputed move.
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Iron River
Iron County Road Commission
Paul Olson
West Side
Fairgrounds
Road Commission
West
Olson
Harry W. Wills
L.A. Henry
Leonard Lind
Matt E. Kosky
F. Lloyd Symmonds
Clarence Dwyer
Wills
Norman Trahair
Touring Michigan's Upper Peninsula Student Trips
Small cost again this year offers arrangements for student parties touring Mackinac Island Sault Ste. Marie ship locks Grand Island Pictured Rocks Copper Country Gogebic Me nominee iron ranges Tahquamenon Falls Porcupine Mountains Lake of the Clouds Bay de Noc and Green Bay country.
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Mackinac Island
Sault Ste. Marie Ship Locks
Grand Island
Pictured Rocks
Copper Country
Gogebic and
Menominee Iron Ranges
Tahquamenon Falls
Porcupine Mountains
Lake of the Clouds
Bay de Noc
Green Bay Country
Adopt Many Farm Bills Passed by Michigan Legislature
Lansing review of 369 bills adopted by Michigan's 60th legislature shows agriculture receiving broad attention. Bills sent to Governor Loren Dickinson include a milk marketing board with wide powers, a commission to promote Michigan apples, compensation for cattle killed by Bang's disease, repeal of bear damage compensation, mandatory truthful advertising of Jersey and Guernsey milk, adoption of the federal egg grading system, storage and warehousing regulation, labeling for tomatoes not vine ripened, limits on butter overrun, and defining captive fur bearing animals as domestic.
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Lansing
Michigan
Loren Dickinson
Jersey
Guernsey
Summer School Opens at Northern State Teachers College
The annual summer session at Northern State Teachers College Marquette opens June 26 and runs through August 4 with over 70 courses. Tuition is six dollars for Michigan students and ten dollars for non residents, with room and board offered locally. The University of Michigan participates with six two semester hour courses and a thirty five dollar fee. Recreational trips to Upper Peninsula points are planned for students.
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Marquette
Northern State Teachers College
Michigan
University of Michigan
Northern State
Upper Peninsula
Stambaugh Miner Killed in Chile
Stambaugh-Gilbert Christensen aged 26 son of Mr and Mrs Olaf Christensen of Trout Lake road was killed in a copper mine accident at Potrerillos Chile He was a Stambaugh schools and Michigan State College graduate employed by Andes Copper Corp He was married in Chile last October His fiancée traveled from Davenport Iowa for the wedding as he must stay to 1940 for a contract leave His body expected to arrive in New York City around June 20 and be brought to Davenport for burial
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Stambaugh
Gilbert Christensen
Olaf Christensen
Trout Lake Road
Potrerillos
Chile
Michigan State College
Christensen
Andes Copper Corp
South America
Davenport
Hlis
New York City
Michigan dairy industry fuels state economy with vast milk output
Michigan reports 915,000 producing cows yielding milk enough in one year to float ships. Dairying contributes seventy million dollars annually, about one third of agricultural income across 83 counties, highlighting its economic weight in the state.
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Michigan
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Minnesota
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Bessemer National Bank
Wnsur
U. P. Bureau
U. P. College
Bessemer
Washington School
East Sellar Street
North Moore Street
Barber School
Charles E. Stevens
Raymond J. Mullen
Mamie Rice
Board of Education
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