Minocqua Water Deal Faces Land Title Hurdles
The Minocqua Times reports the town plans a groundwater project costing over 20000 by the Lane Bowler Co. on land owned by A J Bolger across the C M and St Paul tracks. The town has no clear title and lacks permission to pipe across the railroad property raising risks of condemnation or halted work.
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Minocqua
Rhinelander
Bessemer
Lane Lewlker Co
Minocqua Times
A. J. Bolger
C. M. & St. Paul Ry. Co
A. J. Bolg
Lane-Bowler Co
Royal Power Plant
Truthful Shopper Dialog in a Storefront Scene
A clerk offers crossword puzzle books to a woman shopper who replies that she has no need for such aids, only a dining room and parlor. The exchange highlights household priorities over educational boosts in a domestic shopping moment.
Philosopher Ed Purdy on overburdened students
Philosopher Ed Purdy argues the modern school system piles excessive work on pupils. He notes many poor children are too tired to walk to school and must rely on their fathers’ car for transportation.
Rotary district split in two for better governance
The Tenth district of Rotary International will be divided into northern and southern divisions effective July 1. The split, prompted by growth beyond 35 clubs per district, places 21 clubs in the north and 34 in the south, with the southern division covering the upper peninsula and Wisconsin south of Green Bay.
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Rotary International
Upper Peninsula
Rotary
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Sault Ste. Marie
Lower Michigan
U. P
Bessemer
Crystal Falls
Escanaba
Gladstone
Hancock
Houghton
Iron Mountain
Ironwood
Manistique
Marquette
Menominee
Strategy. Himan and SmartlyExchange Glove Wife Advice
Strategy notes a wife buying more gloves than any woman on earth, prompting a humorous exchange. Himan fears being broken by gift-giving while Smartly suggests buying a diamond ring as a remedy. The lines capture a witty domestic moment.
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Himan
Mayors of Bessemer since 1890 listed in order
Since 1890 at least sixteen individuals have served as mayor in Bessemer. Notable totals include Andy Byrne with six terms and W H Knight with five. The list traces each mayor from 1890 through 1924, noting multiple terms for several leaders.
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Andy Byrne
W. H. Knight
Bessemer
W. J. Prince
John Holland
W. J. Trevarthen
Michael A. Gedda
J. W. Whiteside
CM. Ross
W. J. Pinkerton
Henry Hoffman
Wield Hatchet On Tuberculosis Fund
Lansing report states a senate committee cuts proposed bovine tuberculosis eradication funding in Michigan from 500000 dollars per year to 250000 dollars per year for two years. The bill sought continued support for disease control efforts amid the general war on appropriations.
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Lansing
Senate
Michigan
Heart disease tops U S death causes in registered areas
An eighth of deaths in registered U S areas are caused by heart disease, the leading cause of death nationwide. The statistic highlights the toll of cardiovascular illness across regions and communities.
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United States
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R. I
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Ernest Felling’s
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Second Ward
Bessemer Peoples Hall
First Avenue
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Third Ward
Charles Babicky
Sophie Street
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Constanto Guglemetti
East Longyear Street
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William L. Guyer
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