Bessemer Council Approves Streets Calcium Chloride Purchase
The June 1931 Common Council meeting authorized the Frigaie and Street & Sidewalk committees to buy fifteen tons of calcium chloride for city streets. They also referred street grading to the Street & Sidewalk panel, accepted a new truck under contract with Gogedic Auto Company, and ordered communication with the Chicago & North Western Railway to curb unnecessary train movements through the city. The Studebaker insurance package was allocated to Frank J. Duda Agency, and depositories were set as Peggies State Bank and First National Bank with deposit requirements of 15 000 dollars to 25 000.60 dollars to be held by the City Clerk. A sale notice for the Stoughton truck was authorized.
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Bessemer
Couneil
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Hecker
Prector
Wrdetic
Skeer
Brusso
Berg
Cefto
Maccani
Negri
Skeor
Proctor
Motios
Skwor
Frigaie
Ceno
Brurso
Poter
Gogedic Auto Company
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Wydeth
Studebaker
Frank J. Duda
Becker
Brusco
Peggies State Bank
First National Bank
City of Bessemer
Ceso
Hayes
Becher
Sureee & Sidewalk Committee
Stoughton
Wyoming Brontosaurite Display At Yale Noted In City Meeting
City records describe motions on public works and fire department matters including disposal of hay at Coxy's farm and joint Fire and Police committee action. Debate over insurance for the old garbage truck and fire truck policy culminates in a reconsideration vote and adjournment with a mixed roll call.
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Board of Public Works
Skwor
Hagen
Coxy
School Board Proceedings Elect Three Trustees
The school board canvassed votes from the June 1933 annual election for three trustees two for three years and one for one year. Dr C B Stevens and D J Kulassewics were declared elected for three years and Frank Barnich for one year. Secretary John A Kallander signed the adjournment as all voting age.
Meeting of Board of Education June 19 1631
Board of Education session held June 19 with members Massie Hagerman Kellam Barazich and others. Official notes indicate deliberations among directors and administrative actions under their authority.
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Board of Education
Michigan Population Statistics from 1930 Census
The 1930 Census shows Michigan urban population at 3 302 075 and total population 4 842 325, with 68.2 percent urban. Rural population is 1 540 250 including 278 486 on farms and 764 814 off farms, while farm population declined 8.2 percent since 1920. Foreign born whites total 17.4 percent, Canada-born nationals 24.1 percent of foreign born whites, and 58 percent of net population under 35 grew. Illiteracy fell, school attendance rose, and labor distribution lists 1 927 49 gainful workers with major employment in autos, banking, metals, wood products, transportation, trade, and services.
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Bureau of the Census
Census Bureau
Canada
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Pepeatica
Benking
Interance
Board of Education approves June 16 deductions
James Nemacheck informs Mr Hagerman that the deductions of June 16 as recommended by the building committee be accepted by the Board of Education except for Defuction Number 5. Voting members Dr Stevens Mr Massie Mr Kallander and Mr Hagerman. Not voting Mr Baraich. Motion by Mrs Massie to adjourn. All voting aye. John A Kallander.
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Massie
Hagerman
Board of Education
Dr. Stevens
Me. Massie
Kallatder
Mr. Hagerman
Mr. Baraich
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Yale
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Martin Pienetti
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Frank J. Deda Insurance Agency
Hauta & Rayner Insurance Agency
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Peabody Museum
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School Board
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Kallander
Boards of Election
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Mrs. Massie
M. A. Hagerman
J. A. Kellamder
Frank Barazich
State of Michigan
Ford
Detroit
Pepys
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