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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
16
Executive Manager F. N. Shepherd argues the public misperception of bankers stems from rare abuses and political rhetoric. He asserts most bankers acted ethically during the crisis, with only a small fraction harming depositors while millions remained financially secure and grateful to their trusted institutions.
The Federal Reserve System and the Comptroller of the Currency will raise trust department examinations to the level of commercial bank reviews. Experts will head trust examiner staffs in all twelve districts, with pilots in Boston Atlanta Richmond and Chicago. State and national banks will face unified supervision, standardizing trust operations nationwide.
W F Doyle of Menominee will not seek a second term in the state senate and will resign to become sales manager of a local manufacturing firm. He vows to keep fighting state sales tax liquor control and state store policies as a private citizen while pushing legislation to lower small loan interest. His partner Ray Derham of Iron Mountain has not stated his plans for the election year.
Clarence F E Lott longtime Marquette County prosecutor announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for the state senate from the thirty first district comprising Iron Marquette Dickinson and Gogebic counties The Iron Mountain attorney Ray Derham undecided on reelection Lott a Ki P Lott son from Iron River began law practice in Marquette County thirteen years ago a Northern State Teachers College and University of Michigan graduate served in World War II and has been active in the American Legion trialed on Republican tickets at Negaunee he stated his decision to run.
Kenton-Houghton county will dedicate the new and augmented Duncan township high school on June 15. Twenty eight graduates will receive diplomas at the commencement. The building combines the old high school with the Golden Craw school moved four and a half miles to join the consolidated school. Attendance at Kenton has risen about 280 percent in five years. Escanaba state fair grounds to be improved under SWD program with 56 workers starting June 1.
The turning basin in the Menominee river between Menominee and Marinette will be widened by 200 feet and lengthened by 75 feet. Col H M Trippe announced the project with C A Goodman of Marinette donating property and allowing removal of part of the Sawyer Goodman dock. Estimated cost is 83000 dollars with federal funds allotted, promising a greatly improved harbor for the two cities.
The city of Menominee will match local funds with property owners along Sheridan road to complete a large breakwater on Green Bay. Federal investment totals almost $30,000 through June 1, with $4,000 to $10,000 more needed locally. Owners have pledged about $5,000 contingent on city participation. The seawall aims to improve harbor protection and provide safe anchorage for yachts and small craft.
Republicans of Michigan plan an 80th anniversary gathering on July 6 and 7 drawing about 100000 from across the state to the oak shrine. National leaders including Henry P. Fletcher will keynote, with Michigan governors and congressmen attending, signaling a major campaign kickoff.
Michigan tax commission raised iron ore mine valuations by about five percent above appraisals. The total for three ranges reached 446.155 million, up from 266.440 million last year. May Lake Superior shipments totaled 2,458,831 tons, far above 344,288 tons in May a year earlier, with port tallies showing activity across Marquette, Superior, Duluth, Ashland, and Two Harbors.
Charles E. Lawrence, general superintendent of the western Menominee range properties for Pickands, Mather & Co., retires after more than five decades in mining work on the Michigan iron ranges. W. G. Hanon succeeds him as assistant general superintendent. Lawrence began as a clerk in 1881 and advanced through multiple roles at Republic Iron, Pickands, Cleveland-Cliffs, and other mines, culminating in leadership at Iron River.
Iron mining companies of St. Louis county Minnesota have withheld a portion of their first payment taxes for 1933 on properties involved in looming tax delinquency suits. The withheld amount roughly equals the sum held back in the latter half of 1932. First half payments were due May 31.
A vintage recipe describes maple loaf made from 2 cups maple sugar 1 cup rich milk 1 tablespoon butter cooked slowly to a soft ball in cold water then heated to stiffness. Add nuts if desired knead on a greased surface form into a loaf and slice.
The article details fork types from dinner to lunch, tea, and serving forks, noting their specific meal roles and utility. It mentions the evolution away from an old array, urges readers to inventory their forks, and ends with a recipes note for Cream Toast using butter.
Melt butter in a double boiler add flour and seasonings and stir until smooth. Pour in milk gradually and cook until thickened. Stir in chopped egg white. Pour over toast and top with sieved egg yolk. A simple savory breakfast idea using flour salt pepper and milk.
A brief recipe notes whisked egg white stiff, mix shredded coconut with 1% cups milk and vanilla, fold in the white, add vanilla, drop spoonfuls on a buttered pan and bake in a moderate oven until lightly browned.
Use dates for the bodies dried currants for hands and feet marshmallows for heads and date pieces for features and hats these playful figures make festive place cards or decorations for children's parties HERALD WANT ADS PAY.
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