Obsolete politics and road habits draw mockery in Storm Lake letter
The Storm Lake Pilot Tribune of Iowa criticizes road hogs and political figures in a fiery letter from 1937. It laments centerline drivers, horn honkers, littering tourists, lenient parole boards, and labor unions backed by government. It also mocks northern influence and praises southern influence in Congress with Bankhead and Rayburn named.
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Garner
Texas
New York
William S. Bankhead
Alabama
Sam Rayburn
North
Congress
Washington
Hoys
Disie
Storm Lake
Iowa
Pilot Tribune
Mercer Resident Seeks Action to Keep Tramps Out
A Mercer woman writes the Iron County News urging tougher enforcement to keep tramps from Mercer. She notes rumors of vagrants being expelled from Hurley and moving to Mercer, calling for stronger county protection and police action to prevent their arrival within Iron county.
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Mercer
Iron County News of
Hurley
Iron County
Was He Promoted A Stambaugh School Board Member Resigns
A Stambaugh school board member resigns to take the school bus driver post leaving the board with a vacancy. The move is described as one job having the honor and the other the honorarium.
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Stambaugh
Telling Em: Bat Throw Sparks Umpire Clash
A Crystal Falls incident saw an angry baseball player hurl his bat at the umpire after a disputed call. The sports writer mocks umpire decisions and questions if bats might fly more often if umpires punished players for mistimed plays.
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Crystal Falls
C. F
Final account hearing in Dreuth minors estate
In Bessemer Michigan the Probate Court on August 31 1937 ordered that Mary Starrs final account in the minor Dreuth estate be heard October 6 1937 at ten in the forenoon at the probate office Public notice is to run in three consecutive weeks in the Bessemer Herald with the order signed by Judge M E Nolan and Register W B Fauhl.
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Bessemer
Said
M. E. Nolan
Anna Blasciakevics Dreuth
Mary Starr
Bessemer Herald
Anton Gugliemotto
George Nobert
Said County
M. B. Nolan
Probate order sets claims deadline for Gugliemotto estate
The Gogebic Probate Court fixes December 15, 1937 as the filing deadline for creditors to present claims against the estate of ton Gugliemotto. The order requires publication in the Bessemer Herald weekly for three weeks and designates the court for examination and adjustment of all claims. Judge M. E. Nolan signs as Probate Judge and Register.
Captain McNeely Cleans Up After Beer Bottles
Captain Bob McNeely of the Menominee fire department explains he did not break the beer bottles on Ogden Avenue. He swept up the shattered glass from a passing truck tail board to prevent tire injuries, while motorists mocked him for the effort.
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Bob McNeely
Menominee
Menominee Herald-Leader
Hurley Players Shine in Fairytale Clash at Flurley
Hurley team arrives for a game against Flurley as players from both sides take the field in a whimsical contest. The report highlights Hurley talent and the crowd's playful spirit at the matchup.
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Flurley
Freshening Breezes and Estate Mortgage Notices
A column mixes social quips and a formal mortgage sale notice. The mortgagee John Andelin in Ironwood, Michigan, seeks sale of Lot 2, Block 8, Norrie Addition Ironwood, Gogebic County, to satisfy a $362.31 principal plus interest and costs, with sale set for September 21, 1937 at the Gogebic County Courthouse front door.
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Herman Nikki
Sonja Maria Nikka
Ironwood
Gogebic County
Michigan
John Andelin
Office of the Register of Deeds
Bessemer
Gogebic
State of
Norrie
Probate notice of hearing in Bessemer Michigan
State of Michigan case records show the executrix hearing scheduled in Bessemer on August 18 1937 before Judge M B Nolan with William F Pellow serving as attorney. The notice appears in the Bessemer Herald dated 8 20 9 10.
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William F. Pellow
Executrix
Bessemer
Michigan
Talking in Color Marketing Tricks for Everyday Goods
Colorful advertising urges shoppers to eat breakfast of champions and rely on cigarettes, toothpaste, soaps, and other beauty aids to gain social favor and appear vibrant. It touts claims of skin appeal and party charm while promising bold movie climaxes and abundant dates.
Revival of Romantic 100s hats sparks autumn fashion cue
As cooler air returns, fashion editors predict a fall hats revival. The trend favors large, dramatic millinery with feathered birds perched atop and a look reminiscent of earlier eras.
Touring Michigan Pines and Roads to Copper Harbor
Residents travel north to the Straits and the Upper Peninsula noting scenic forests and winding routes. They praise northern hospitality and pride while acknowledging the effort of long trips and regional charm as they tour the peninsula and coastal areas.
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Straits
Upper Peninsula
Copper Genntrs
Reewenaw Point
Michigan
Jury Reforms Highlighted By Legislature And Court officials
A fragmented report outlines legislative changes to jury service aimed at improving trial fairness. It notes exemptions under old laws, the role of clergy, teachers, and state guard, and the need to elevate standards of jury trials while balancing efficiency and competency.
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Salem
Adda
River Reporter
Southern saddle politics shift after caucus vote
Washington developments show the South in the saddle as Senator Barkley of Kentucky defeats Senator Harrison of Mississippi by one vote, 38-37, for the party caucus chair. Senator Robinson dies leaving a floor leader vacancy and no clear North contender is named.
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Vyers
Washington
Joe
Man Helps Woman Escape From State Hospital
An Iron Mountain man aided a woman in escaping from the Newberry state hospital. Both were captured. the woman was returned to the hospital, while the man was jailed.
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Iron Mountain
Newberry
Class Motto Signals Graduation Night Message
A Missouri high school's graduating class adopts the motto WPA Here We Come proclaiming their upbeat outlook as they prepare to leave school behind. The playful line reflects the era and student optimism for the future.
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Missouri
Definition: Bankruptcy as hiding money and giving coat
A humorous lawyer quip explains bankruptcy as putting money in the hip pocket while leaving creditors with coat and vest. The wry line critiques debtor behavior and the improvised phrase reflects financial ethics.
Football Intrudes on Quiet Baseball Season Closing
Closing days of the baseball season are disrupted by football events. The clash between two sports affects schedules and local sports fans, with attention shifting from baseball to football activities in the region.
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