Ironwood to Have Circus
Flaming posters proclaim Christy Brothers Four Ring Wild Animal Shows coming to Ironwood on Tuesday July 4. The enlarged troupe will transport tents and a menagerie by special trains with acts from around the world. Inside a vast canvas arena the show promises a modern hippodrome of four rings and hundreds of performers. Every child at the afternoon performance will receive a free pony or elephant ride.
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Christy Brothers
Ironwood
Christy Pirothers
Triple Zoological Gardens
Largest school attendance in 5 20 group Utah leads
Census bureau data from the 1920 decennial census shows 21,373,076 of ages 5 to 20 in the continental US attended school between Sept 1919 and Jan 1920. Utah toped states with 73 percent, Louisiana lowest at 53 percent. MA led 7-13 at 96.1 percent.
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Utah
Louisiana
Washington
Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
United States
Iowa
Nebraska
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Ohio
Delaware
Schol
No One Ordained To Die In Steubenville Car Crash
In Steubenville a touring car driven by Miss Bessie Phillipson plunged over a two and a half foot embankment looping seventeen times and landing in a street pile of wreckage. She escaped unharmed. The impact spooked two ice wagon horses who bolted. nearby children fled. One horse toppled into gates at a railroad crossing, averting a further catastrophe as a train approached.
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Steubenville, O
Bessie Phillipson
Steubenville
Arkansas farmer’s pets buried with him in grave
Edward Seth, a Walnut Ridge farmer, requested burial with his dog two chickens and a mule. A physician gave anesthesia to the dog and chickens and they were laid to rest with him, while the mule remained to mourn.
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Arkansas
Edward Seth
Walnut Ridge
Ark
Ives
Eisenmann Objects to Article About Don Kennedy Shows
A Ironwood clergy member Mr Eisenmann objects to a June 23 article about the Don T Kennedy Shows. He disputes the claim that the shows are led by city officials press and clergy as leaders in the amusement world and asks for an apology.
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Eisenmann
Don T. Kennedy
Lionwood
Ife
Ironwood
Notice to Contractors for Lead Street Improvement
Sealed proposals will be received at the Gogebic County Road Commissioners office in Bessemer Michigan until 10 30 a m CST Friday July 7 1922 by Wm L Guyer City Clerk for improving and widening Lead Street between Lamparts road and North Peck Street in Bessemer Gogebic County Michigan The work covers road shaping drainage structures and surfacing to forty feet wide with center twenty feet excluded Plans and bid forms available at the County Courthouse Bessemer District State Highway Office First National Bank Building Escanaba and City Clerk Bessemer Plans issued upon deposit of five dollars refundable on return A certified check of five dollars required for bid security.
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Board of County Road Commissioners
Gogebic County Court House
Bessemer
Michigan
Wm. L. Guyer
Lampart
Board of
County Road Commissioners
State Highway Department
First National Bank Bailing
Escanaba
City of Bessemer
City Notice Seeks Proposals in Bessemer Michigan
The city invites proposals with a payment of 2500.00 dollars to the City of Bessemer and reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. Dated at Bessemer Michigan June 28 1922 William L Guyer City Clerk.
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Bessemer
Michigan
Gogebic County
State of Michigan
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Census Bureau
City of
William L. Guyer
Wm. D. Triplett
Suffolk
Aurora Streets
Ironwood, Mich
Tone
Fisk
I RT
Otto B. Olson
America
North Western
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago and North Western Railway Company
The
Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Skud & Goldman
Bessemer, Mich
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