Protect the Signs Open Letter Appeals to Gogebic Youth
An open letter by Gogebic School Commissioner John G Watson urges Michigan youth to protect road signs, school houses, and public property in Gogebic County. The piece argues citizens own public property and warns that damaged signs risk injuries to others, highlighting the civic duty of teachers and students.
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John G Watson
Gogebic
Michigan
Wisconsin
Gogebic County
County Road Commission
United States
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No Royal Road to Success In Civilized Life
A 1923 commencement feature argues there is no easy formula to achievement. It emphasizes character, purpose, and self reliance, noting success comes from personal effort, preparation, and steady work rather than luck or a patented method.
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Hos
A. Lievemert
Uae
Those In School Mark Year End As Enrollments Rise
The article notes the U.S. public school enrollment since last September, estimating about 2,263,526 students nationwide with 2,250,326 in public high schools and 1,4813,433 in elementary schools. It discusses eighth grade counts near 1,624,703 and predicts 70 percent graduation from the cohort, plus mentions state fiscal and reapportionment issues and local Fourth of July comments.
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United States
Mike Yesi Ownership Case Noted in Wisconsin
A local report from Wisconsin details a case involving Mike Yesi related to property or business matters. The brief notes a legal or regulatory action, with surrounding context indicating a Tuesday event at a lake area in Lake Wis. further details remain unclear due to OCR issues.
Question Column Confessions Amid Household Banter
A playful Q and A column imitates advice chatter with Mrs Proper. The exchange features Mrs Proper replying to readers, while a family scene unfolds with humorous remarks about a father and a son and a noisy upstairs.
Fragmented verse and classroom aside in a cryptic notice
A fragmentary text chronicles a sad man vowing not to repeat a failed midnight depot wait and includes a teacher exchange about the three words “AM” “lish language” and “Correct,” all in a hazy classroom scene.
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William
JoJo Holland Seeks State Representative Nomination
One year ago June 23 1922 JoJo Holland state legislature member announced candidacy for representative at the August primary. Gogebu range league leaders Konnau's team beaten by Bessemer 4 to 1 Sunday Donald son homered for Bessemer off Pi.
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JoJo Holland
Konnau
Bessemer
Donald
Son
Bennetts Returns From Gross Ue Mich Teaching
Miso Gertrude Bennetts came back Wednesday morning after spending a year teaching at Gross Ue Mich. She held the post as an instructor and returns to her home base.
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Miso Gertrude Bennetts
Gross Ue Mich
Indictments and Local Moves Highlight Bessemer Notes
A 1903 Bessemer column reports a funds pledge for Independence Day events nearing completion, council votes to buy hall grounds for three dollars, the New Davis mine near Ironweed Nas halts output due to low demand, 15 tons of ore remain, Patrolman Adamzak suffers neuralgia, and P V Dishnow moves his family into a new Moore Street home.
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Bessemer
Helio
Hall Gro Unt
Tree
New Davis
Theity
Ironweed Nas
Mite
Stoes
Wm Adamzak
P. V. Dishnow
Moore Street
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