School Board Proceedings May 6 1925 Meeting Notes
The Board of Education met May 6 1925 with Stevens Hagerman Nemacheck and Mrs Massie present. Finance report approved. April bills listed including operations of plant and maintenance items. Motions passed to pay bills, repair Olcott Building steps, and rehire Mr Cobb as Superintendent for 1925-26. meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Stevens
Hagerman
Nemacheck
Massie
General Control
Western Union
Tet. Co
CR. Cobb
Mr. Hagerman
Nemecheck
Mr. Nemacheck
Olcott
Nemacharck
Fragmentary 1925 Meeting Notes and Ledger Items
The text records a July 1 1925 meeting with motions to adjourn and lists numerous vendors and payments. Several company names appear such as American Blue Print Paper Co and Michigan State Yes Co, alongside amounts like 34.03 and 22 11.06. The overall fragment suggests a board or committee minutes page with financial ledger entries and vendor appointments.
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Lessemer Stuum Laandry
Ns Soggor
United States Facility Co
Michigan State
Buds Lake Superiae
Marechal Wella Co
Lake Superior
Haugen & Bollere
Wedet Atte. OG
Thirege Tub. Co
Special Board of Ed Meeting May 27 1925
The special meeting of the Board of Education on May 27 1925 was called to order with members Truetther Hagerman Lintelmann Neitebeck Stevens Mussie My Anderson the architect present. He reviewed plans and specifications for a construction project at the new school and discussed seating and seating arrangements.
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Board of
Merting
Messrs
Local School Election Actions May 1925 Votes
The Martins of the Board of Education discuss and approve May and June bills. Bids from Berg Electric Co and Angelo Cavosie are accepted at contract prices. Commissioners named for the upcoming July school election. School inspectors appointed. Washington School designated as polling place.
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Slee Ae
Vingerman
Nema
Berg Electric Co. B
Hagerman
Angelo Cavosie
Mr. Hagerman
Massie
Messrs
Graham, Hagen and
Felling
Carl Solberg
Nemacheck
Washington School
Secretary Jane Q Massie Receives Notice
The fragment shows JANE Q. MASSIE as secretary with scattered names and figures from accounts or minutes. The readable portion lists THURSTON Manual Training Co and various entities, indicating a secretary entry in a formal document. No event or action is explicit beyond the designation.
Village of Tron Mountain Foster City Sold for 330000
Swan G. Peterson, a leading farmer, has bought Tron Mountain Foster City in Dickinson County from Morgan Lumber for 330000. The 250 population village, with 27 houses, a sawmill, hotel, post office, and store, will see Peterson run the post office and oversee a 240 acre farm. Peterson plans a summer resort amid its scenic virgin forest.
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Tron Mountain
Foster City
Dickinson County
Swan G. Peterson
Upper Peninsula
Morgan Lumber and Cedar Company
Peterson
Clerice
Sherlock Moves In New Neighbor Dispute On Porch Swings
A new neighbor quips about Bilkins having three daughters before noting porch swings were kept up to last week. The exchange highlights a minor domestic scheduling clash and neighborly tensions over outdoor furniture.
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Sherlock
1925 Model Customer Question Sparks Glass Windshield Debate
A 1925 model inquiry asks if the windshield glass is non break, while the auto sidesman boasts it will magnify a nail on the road and withstand the severest impact from catapulting pedestrians, probing durability and safety.
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Auto Sidesman
Easy for Aliens to Enter U S by Ferry from Canada
Roy Gibbons reports how new immigrants slip into the United States via Detroit Windsor ferries with minimal questioning. He describes inspectors relying on appearance and clothes, cites a 14 minute ferry interval and 1000 passengers per trip, and urges stricter checks, more inspectors, and cross border cooperation to deter unauthorized entry.
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Roy Gibbons
Detroit
Hteralls Jean
United States
America
Canada
Windsor
Brag o Changing World Phrase Echoes Philo Fact
A playful exchange riffs on philosophy versus fact as urban life hits a sour note. The speaker jokes that the current wind depresses him because it carries a saxophone from a neighbor, turning misfortune into music.
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Philo
Tom
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School Board
the Board of Education
Superior
Ae Wate Herald Pik. Co
Feo Wunbeor
DOE Bessemer Steam Laundry
Julius Bentzen Electric Co
Michigan State Tel. Co
Christie Lithograph Co
Pearce Graham
Apiaraga. CO
Ally & Bacon
Allyn Bacon
von Hrownh Music
Chavie
August Lintelmann
Johnny Shuing
Salisbury
N. C
Johnny
Treasury Department
Moret
Dtr
Magesmiih
Stevene Hattle Canming
Audraon
Sun Life of Canada
Ole J. Sondahl
Morse and
Galena Sts
Bessemer
Thurston Manual Training Co
Frickson Bros. Dairy
Americana Corporation
Houghton Mifflin Co
Denover Geppert Co
Filson Art Publication Co
Kulasaviez & Skwor
John Kallander
Arthur Lintelmann
U. S
Ellis Island
Ing
Chicago
PL L. Prentis
Elis Island
General Insurance
Surety Bonds Steamship Agency
Notaries Public
Adolph
J Gedda
Insurance Agency
West Mary St., Phares
Besseme d
Marenisco, Michigan
Ueaber
C. Hansen Lumber Company
Marenisco
Brago
John J. Frick
Omer
Standard Oil
Lead St
Sophia
C. R. Duda
St. Esther Bros
Ramsay, Michigan
Standard Oil Company
Wakefield, Mich
Indiana
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