County farmers buy and build in Gogebic County
County Agent C E Gunderson reports on demonstration plots seeded across Gogebic County including Matt Hill’s farm Matt Rajala’s farm and several others. Ice: Ironwood Township pursues major dairy barn upgrades with stanchions ventilation and a concrete floor. The Bel la’s Beauty of Sunset Farm guernsey heifer joins Erick Holmquist’s herd as the first purebred addition.
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Gogebic County
C. E. Gunderson
Matt Hill
Matt Rajala
van Buskirk
Louis Pertula
Black River District
Jacob
South Bessemer
Herman Erickson
Chas. J. Olson
Guernsey
Erick
Nylund
Emil Mickelson
Mr. Mickelson
Michigan Law Requires Reading Declaration of Independence
A state law mandates that the Declaration of Independence be read in every Michigan public school at least three times per year, ensuring exposure to historic civic text and national founding principles across districts.
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Michigan
Skyscraper Planned on Fort Dearborn Site
A twenty one story skyscraper is planned for the former Fort Dearborn site highlighting a major redevelopment. The project signals a bold urban transformation for the area and signals continued growth in the downtown core.
Kidney and bladder irritation relief by Jad Salts
Urinary discomfort stems from uric acid affecting kidneys and bladder. A simple remedy suggested is four ounces of Salts in water before breakfast for two to three days to neutralize urine acids and soothe irritation. Jad Salts, a lithia grape and lemon acid drink, is touted as harmless and effective for kidney and bladder issues.
Publicity Committee Named for Mid State Fair
Clifford G. Olmsted of Midland chairs the publicity committee with Fred P. Smith of Romeo and Joseph E. Brown of Kalamazoo for the $5.00.00 Mid State Fair in Detroit from August 31 to September 9. The panel will keep a finger on the state’s pulse and inform Michiganians through newspapers about the forthcoming exposition. The fair is expected to be the most immense and brilliant Michigan has seen.
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Clifford G. Olmsted
Midland
Fred P. Smith
Romeo
Joseph E. Brown
Kalamazoo
Detroit
Michigan
Seeley Co Truss Expert To Visit Ironwood July 6
Seeley Co announces a Chicago truss expert will be at the Curry Hotel in Ironwood for one day only on Friday July 6. He touts the Spermat Shield as preventing rupture closure within ten days, claims surgical and medical treatments unnecessary, and notes government documents support the claims. The event includes a no charge demonstration with a representative present, and the home office is listed as 117 No Dearborn St Chicago.
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Seeley Co
Chicago
Curry Hotel
Ironwood
England
Spain
Seeley
United States
Washington, D. C
P. S
F. H. Seeley
No. Dearborn St
Etiquette Questions Answered In This Column
A reader column offers etiquette guidance on dining manners, including spills at table, passing duties, and who goes first in aisles. Questions from readers Mrs Be M B and others cover seating order after films and leaving theaters and churches.
Munising Girls Headed to Yellowstone on Foot
Misses Grace Masters Arline Miller and Brynhild Oas, noted Munising girls, left town Saturday afternoon with a small tent and camping gear for a walk to Yellowstone National Park. W W Out. Marquette Ed Hayes, an I W W organizer from Butte Montana, accepted a police invitation to leave Marquette and not return after being about to address a Finnish Workers picnic.
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Arline Miller
Brynhild Oas
Yellowstone National Park
Marquette
Ed. Hayes
Butte
Montana
Hayes
Legions urged to pay dues for financial independence
Maj. Gen. Robert Tyndall of Indianapolis, national treasurer of the American Legion, urges members to pay dues promptly to support post finances and the relief program. He notes the need for the organization to stand on its own feet and maintain independence. Tyndall’s career spans the Spanish American War, Mexican border service, World War I with the Rainbow division, and command of the 38th National Guard division.
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American Legion
Robert Tyndall
Indianapolis
Tyndall
General Tyndaff
Legionnaires
Legion
Porto Rico
One Hundred and Fiftieth
Forty-second
Thirty-eighth National Guard
Aisle Etiquette From An Obscure Recollection
A fragment discusses seating order with rules that a woman should precede a man in the aisle and that in crowded alleys one must leave a single file line. It notes a man may step into the aisle and wait for others to pass. The terse guidance reflects etiquette norms from an era.
Crystal Falls Superintendent Retires After 25 Years
Crystal Falls public schools retiring superintendent Crystal Falls W D Hill received a gold watch and chain at the alumni banquet held Wednesday evening. Hill began his tenure in 159s and served 25 years.
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Crystal Falls
W. D. Hill
Hill
Iron Mountain Sale Talks Seen Near Completion
Negotiations are under way for Citizens gas company to be sold to Wisconsin Public Service corporation with indications the deal will close successfully.
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Iron Mountain
Citizens Gas Company
Wisconsin Public Service Corporation
Gladstone Man Named Trustee At Eagles State Convention
James H. Murphy of Gladstone was elected a trustee of the state aerie of Eagles at the recent convention in Boyne City Michigan, honoring him with officer rank within the lodge.
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Gladstone
James H. Murphy
State Aerie of Eagles
Boyne City
Mich
New Wakefield Hotel Offer From Joseph Kerkes of Ironwood
Joseph Kerkes of Ironwood, owner of the New Wakefield Hotel, offers to build a hotel in Wakefield if the city commission or a citizens group secures a responsible tenant for a ten year lease on the property.
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New Wakefield
Wakefield
City Commission
Joseph Kerkes
Ironwood
Kerkes Building Palace Store in City
A local property and business item references the Kerkes building and the Palace Store in the city. Details are sparse but indicate noteworthy commercial properties involved in city affairs.
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Kerkes
Helpful health hints for nails and skin care
Health column offers tips on nail care advising against cutting cuticles and using an orange stick to push them back. It suggests soaking hands in salt water and salt amounts to flavoring for clearer skin. The piece also mentions wart tips with a brief, nontechnical note.
United Action to Quell Talks of Mine Strike Leader Expulsion Appeal
Rep Pat O Prien calls for united action in the Iron River district to quiet talk of a mine workers strike and to expel I W W leaders amid the labor unrest. The appeal frames a firm stance against subversive influence and urges local coordination."
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United Action
Iron River District
Pat O' Prien
First drowning marks start of Tron County swim season
Last week Tron County saw the season’s first drowning with an eleven year old boy as the victim. The incident underscores safety concerns as local officials urge swimmers to exercise caution and follow lifeguard guidance.
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Tron County
Two Small Tornadoes Hit Southern Minnesota Saturday
Two small tornadoes struck southern Minnesota Saturday causing heavy damage. No injuries were reported as emergency crews assessed the affected areas and secured damaged properties. Local officials urged residents to stay clear of downed power lines and debris while crews worked through the afternoon.
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Minnesota
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