Bessemer Common Council Proceeds On City Affairs
Bessemer Michigan council debates employee layoffs weekly work, approves fire alarm box sites near Coleman farm and cemetery, moves Band Stand to Tourist Park, confirms lights, honors Mayor James with a formal resolution, approves licenses and bids, and adjusts committee roles and staff appointments in a June 7 1937 meeting minutes.
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Negri
Paul Re
Crenna
Mannisto
Coleman Farm
Public Grounds and Buildings Committee
Mary Street
James
Bessemer
Mer
Nick Re
Bessemer, Mich
Marer
Common Council
Coenen
Jankoviak
Firemen
American Legion
Alderman Crenna
Knight
Fire Department
Elks
Finance Committee
Old City Hall
Bessemer Cemetery
Joseph L
Adam Modjewski
Great American Indemnity Co
Albin Erickson
Gamewell Company
Lindeman
Emma
Mich
Peoples Bessemer Fund
State Bank National Bank
Albert L. Marzari
Pleads Guilty In Undersize Trout Case
Leonard Cocco of Bessemer township pleaded guilty in Justice A. J. Gedda's court to possessing undersize trout. He was fined $10, suspended on payment of costs. Conservation Officer John Steinmetz made the arrest in Wakefield township.
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Leonard Cocco
Bessemer Township
A. J. Gedda
John Steinmetz
Wakefield Township
Green Bay Woman Fined For Unplated Car
Irene Kossak of Green Bay Wisconsin was fined ten dollars by Justice A J Gedda on June 1 for driving a car without license plates. The fine was suspended on payment of costs. State Trooper James A Smith arrested her at Wakefield.
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Irene Kossak
Green Bay
Wis
A. J. Gedda
James A. Smith
Wakefield
Hurley Man Pleads Guilty to Reckless Driving
Tony Pachuta pleaded guilty in Justice Gedda's court to reckless driving on US 2 near Ramsay. County officer Artie Pertile arrested him. he was fined 25 dollars plus costs and chose three days in the county jail.
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Tony Pachuta
Hurley
Arthur Pertile
Ramsay
A. J. Gedda
Hastile
Two Divorces Granted in Bessemer Court
Circuit Judge George O. Driscoll granted divorces to two Bessemer residents. Marion Ballone from Albert Ballone and James Joseph Halama from Lorraine Jessie Halama were finalized in the proceeding.
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George O. Driscoll
Bessemer
Marion Ballone
Albert Ballone
James Joseph Halama
Lorraine Jessie Halama
26th Annual Meeting of Up per Peninsula Development Bureau
The 26th annual meeting of the Upper Peninsula Development Bureau will convene in Sault Ste. Marie on June 24 and 25.
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The
Upper Peninsula Development Bureau
Sault Ste. Marie
Ontonagon Circuit Court Opens June Term
Ontonagon Circuit Judge G. O. Driscoll and Court Reporter D. I. Patterson conducted the June term of circuit court in Ontonagon this week, with proceedings held at the local court.
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G. O. Driscoll
D. I. Patterson
Ironwood
Ontonagon
Circuit Court
Leave fawns alone urges hunters and tourists
The department of conservation warns against disturbing deer fawns seen in the woods. Most solitary fawns are not orphaned and the mother doe typically returns to care for it when left undisturbed.
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Department of Conservation
U P Ladies Golf Tourney Set for Crystal Falls Dates
The annual Upper Peninsula Ladies Golf Association tournament is scheduled in Crystal Falls on August 10, 11, and 12. Local players will compete for honors across three days with clubs and courses hosting rounds.
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Upper Peninsula Ladies’ Golf Association
Crystal Falls
Michigan Whitefish Catch Totals by Lake in 1936
In 1936 Michigan commercial fishermen reported whitefish landings by lake with Lake Huron at 1,059,651 pounds, Lake Michigan at 765,042, Saginaw Bay at 457,132, Lake Superior at 230,643, and Lake Erie at 1,368 pounds.
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Michigan
Lake Huron
Lake Michigan
Saginaw Bay
Lake Superior
Lake Erie
People Will Talk Poem by Samuel Dodge
A reflective poem notes that rumors and meddling tongues follow you as you travel. Generous, upright, or fair people may misjudge you, labeling you selfish or rogue. The advised path is to act freely despite abuse and ignore the chatter.
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Samuel Dodge
Witty snippets and wry quips from a busy column
A mash of humorous reflections on end times vacations education manners and work ethic with brief anecdotes about a Chicago man a St Louis preacher and tales from school life. The piece pokes at common beliefs traditions and human foibles through quick one liners and short stories.
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James E. Piper
Chicago North Western Railway Company
Alderman Knight
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Gold and Cinnabar Streets
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