Tri State Dairy Congress Plans Near Completion
Plans for the Tri State Dairy Congress in Ironwood on March 20 are nearly finished. A long speaker list signals a major regional dairy gathering with leaders from Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan. Attendance is expected from Upper Peninsula farmers plus Duluth and Superior delegates. Awards certificates medals and trophies will be given by Michigan Agriculture Commissioner Powell.
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Ironwead
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Duluth
Superior
Powell
Tri State Dairy Congress in Ironwood Planned
Gogebic county farmers and professionals are urged to attend the Tri State Dairy Congress with invitations programs and return postcards to confirm attendance for the noon banquet and evening session. The morning session starts at 10 19 o clock in the Ironwood Memorial building with a three-part program and a dairy exhibit featuring three top animals. W F Schilling of the Federal Farm Board will join the speaker lineup on March 20 at the Memorial building.
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Gogebic
Gogebic County
Tri State
Ironwood Memorial Building
Memorial Building
Ironwood
Ironwood Commercial Association
Tri-State Dairy Congress
Agricultural Office
W. F Schilling
Federal Farm Board
Township votes against salary plan for treasurer
Sessemer township again rejected the change to pay the treasurer a salary rather than fees. In a special election Monday 485 voting against and 371 for, the measure lost by 111 votes. It carried in Rameau Anvil precinct by five but failed in Puritan district by 119. A 1927 defeat is noted along with a detailed precinct table and a farmers’ group meeting with Lake Superior District Power Company officials on line extensions and service terms.
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Sessemer Township
Rameau-Anvil
Puritan
Seenents
City to Buy Cemetery Land
The city council, after handling monthly claims and canvassing votes from Monday's primary, authorized a committee to contract with Mrs. P. Stelmach for five acres of land beside the cemetery. The initial payment is $900 with another same amount due within the year for cemetery use. The council also reviews Midwest Public Utilities Co. gas plant plans in Bessemer with City Attorney Pellow consulting state authorities on the utility's stability.
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P. Stelmach
Midwest Public Utilities Co
Bessemer
Pellow
State Public Utilities Commission
One Game Law Violation Reported in January County
The state conservation department records a single game law violation conviction for Giogeblc County during January in its monthly press report. Frank Hendrickson received a one day sentence for allegedly vetting edaler as part of the case.
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Giogeblc County
State Conservation Department
Frank Hendrickson
eDaler
Gogebic dairy herds named to national honor roll
Ten Gogebic dairy herds in the Dairy Herd Improvement Association of the Upper Peninsula earned national honors by producing an average of 200 pounds or more of butterfat per cow. Of 85 area herds, two averaged over 200 pounds, nine between 160 and 200, and others between 100 and 160. The honors reflect long term testing and better feeding practices as owners worked to improve herd quality.
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Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Upper
Horwood
Derry
Stambaugh and Falls Five Win in Double Overtime
In a district tournament showdown Stam baugh, USPL champions, defeated Wakefield after two overtimes 25 19. Wakefield led 10 01 at halftime and tied the game with five seconds left in regulation. Crystal Falls beat Ironwood 19 11 in the other game. Bessemer and Iron River, byes, meet tonight with finals on Saturday.
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Tronwood
Wakefield
Stambaugh
USPL
Wakeield
Iron River Stambaugh
Hurley Stabbing and Shooting Reported at Local Stores
One man was stabbed to death in his Bonnie location home as a husband killed his wife in a quarrel. John Patritto, a Hurley merchant, was shot and seriously wounded in his store and hospitalized with reports of potential recovery. Gogebic and Iron county sheriffs joined to round up suspects and witnesses, including a Bessemer man, while a jailed suspect faced a hearing.
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Gogebic Range
John Patritto
Gogebic County
Iron County
Mike Bale
Bonnie
Salo
Ironwood
Kindergarten Teacher Whyne and Robby Lunch Dilemma
A fragment from a preschool note describes a teacher and a child named Robby in a lunchtime setting. The text hints at tummy discomfort and a playful or garbled exchange, reflecting a quiet school moment and a caregiver's response to a child's needs.
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Robby
Whyne
Northwest Italians to Convene in City Weather Review
By Rev. C. M. Fraser the report notes February brought above normal temperatures with frequent light snow and cloudiness. A severe cold spell starting the 13th lasted five days followed by a mid winter heat surge, unlike any prior in memory, with California readings hitting five degrees. Temperature highs ranged 43 to 59, with several days above 50, while snow depth fell from 33 inches to near 9 inches leaving fields sparse. Snowfall totals for the winter reached 149.8 inches, with more possible in March. A thunderstorm on the 22nd hinted at approaching spring. the writer attributes changing weather to deforestation and farmland expansion.
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C. M. Fraser
Pacific Coast
Alaska
California
Huge Italian Convention Planned for June in Bessemer
A major three day gathering of all Italian lodges and societies across Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota will be held in Bessemer in June. The event aims to unite Gogebic range Italians with open air mass led by Bishop Nussbaum and speakers including the Italian ambassador to Washington and the Italian consul in Chicago.
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Bessemer
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Northwest
Gogebic Range
Piave Park
Tronwood
Ironwood
Hurley
Wakefield
Milwaukee
Chicago
Mesaba Range
Joseph Gentile
John Marchello
Washington
Bishop Nussbaum
Marquette
Electric Lines For South Bessemer Meeting
Warmers in the South Bessemer district are urged to attend a meeting at Harding School on Friday evening March 7. JH O Neill from the Lake Bu porter District Power Cement will discuss extending rural electric lines into South Bessemer.
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South Bessemer
Harding School
JH. O'Neill
Lake Bu ‘Porter
Bouth Heesemer
Menominee Proposes 34-Question Poor Relief Audit
Prosecuting Attorney K O Doyle presented a 34 item questionnaire to the county board to detail the history of aid cases. He explained relatives bear most support liability, with public funds backing only unrelieved cases. Menominee County spends about 40000 yearly on poor relief, and the form seeks full disclosure of health, property, relatives and their occupations.
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Menominee
K. O. Doyle
Menominee County
Why Am I Alive Poem Sends Editor Joke
A newspaper editor received a poem titled Why Am I Alive and replied that the writer is alive because they mailed the poem rather than delivering it in person. The fragmentary text includes scattered phrasesabout marriage and warnings from a servant.
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