Protect the Signs Open Letter to Michigan Youth
An open letter from Gogebic School Commissioner John G Watson urges Michigan youths to protect highway signs along the Cloverland Trail. The message laments vandalism by some boys, appeals to teachers and county officials, and urges responsible citizenship to prevent accidents and injuries.
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John G Watson
Gogebic
Michigan
Wisconsin
Gogebic County
County Road Commission
Solmite
United States
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Orosister
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Treevedl
Storm Fails to Halt 1923 Commencement
A 1923 commencement article argues there is no royal road to success and that true achievement comes from developing character and personal purpose. It stresses self-reliance, persistent effort, and preparation, noting individuals who shape their own destinies through deliberate work and discipline.
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A. Lievemert
Aldass
Enrollments and Graduates Across United States Schools
Estimates show 2,203,526 pupils in public schools since last September with 2,250,326 in public high schools and 4,? million in elementary. Eighth grade graduates around 1,624,703 and about 70 percent of those completing the high school years graduate. Three year high schools expect at least 100,000 to obtain jobs.
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United States
Schooos
Eicth
Amu An High Seh
Legislation on Gas Tax and Reapportionment Discussed
In the thirtieth district debate the gasoline tax bill is examined with claims of superiority to competing provisions. Governor Groesbeck's weightier measure is noted and a special Senate session is anticipated to push a reapportionment plan and highway funding reforms. Lt Behn hedges on Wayne county extremes in reapportionment.
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Beeb
Lot
Groesbeck
Erie
Iowas
USA
Bobi
Giareasbeeh
Behn
Wayne County
Vasser College Girls Vote on Marriage Preference
Ninety percent of Vasser College girls reportedly favor marriage, according to Cornig. The survey notes a strong inclination toward wedlock among the students, highlighting social expectations of the era.
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Cornig
Vasser College
Vasser
Mike Yost Meets Wis Wisples Far Side
Unclear clipped text mentions a person named Mike Yost and a Wisconsin locale. The note references a test or meeting and references a medical or dental context with uncertain terms. Details are fragmented and names and places are not consistently legible.
Question Column Commentary on Fashion and Teeth
A column presents a playful inquiry about fashion and appearance with mock quotes about smiles and a dress. It features light banter and a fictional adviser, Mrs. Proper, inviting readers to send questions for advice.
Noisy Staircase Disruption In Household
A mother questions the upstairs racket as Jimmy explains their father hurled heavy underwear into the hall, causing a domestic scene. The light domestic moment captures daily family friction and humor.
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Jimmy
Never again I wait at the depot for the midnight Scout
A narrator pleads to abandon a failed experiment and rejects waiting for the midnight Scout at the depot. The fragmentary text includes a dialogue about three words and a confused “wedish langage 2” phrase, with a partial refusal to answer.
Donts For The Fourth In Bessemer And Nearby
A fragmented Fourth of July note warns residents in Bessemer and the third ward to stay away from offices and ball games and to avoid certain crowds. It mentions a Legion club event and a sehafskoph match with weather cautions and references to free crackers. The text includes garbled lines about a fly and spider dialogue and a Rex theater night with a Broadway chorus show.
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Bessemer
Legion Club
Shaw
Meoore
PICTE Avoids Risk by Skipping 3 A.M. Grass Cutting
The PICTE crew routinely refrains from mowing at 3 a.m. citing risk avoidance. No evidence of nighttime maintenance is observed, suggesting a cautious schedule and adherence to safety practices.
Looking Backward Herald Files June 23 1922 notes
Joha Holland announces candidacy for state legislature representative at August primaries. Ironwouts team loses to Bessemer 4 1 in Gogebu range league with Donald homering off Pi cher Cook. Miss Alice Coad visits Ely grandmother Mrs John Graham. John Thors leaves for Ypstlant Michigan for daughter Edith graduation. Gertrude Bennetts returns from Gross Le Mich teaching assignment.
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Joha Holland
Lronwouts
Bessemer
Donald
Picher Cook
Alice Coad
Ely
Minn
John Graham John Thors
Ypstlant
Mtn
Bessemer Independence Day fund approvals and local notices
The committee for Independence Day in Bessemer reported funds raised up to date. A council vote approved transferring hall ground price to the city. The Davis mine near Ironweed closed due to sales issues and ore stocks stood at 15,000 tons. Patrolman Wm Adamzak was sidelined by neuralgia. P V Dishnow moved his family to a new home on Movure Street.
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Bessemer
Fllee
New Davis
Ironweed
Wm Adamzak
P. V. Dishnow
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