Circuit Court to Begin Term December 1
The circuit court opens December 1 with 120 cases on the November term docket. Judge G O Driscoll will preside as 22 criminal cases appear including liquor law violations. Civil and chancery dockets total 67 with 31 cases stagnant for over a year. jurors report December 1.
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Circuit Court
G. O. Driscoll
Eilen Vukelich
Nate Charles
John Raich
Lawrence Luba
Joe Pierolaro
Mike Poglemo
Emil Braz
Vincent Agrieste
John Patyk
Alfred Tamminen
Tomenic Ragoni
Frank Acotila
Reine Suhonen
Joe Burnett
Steve Summers
Oither
Demetrio Constantino
Wiéillian Fritz
Frank Krapko
Cyrus Luther
Martin Schutte
Louis J. Page
Hugo Maki
Court House
Fourth T B Test Nearing Close In Gogebic County
Gogebic County hails nearing close of the fourth T B test campaign cattle owners urged to report missed herds to the agricultural office. About 1597 herds totaling 7683 cattle tested this year with about twenty reactors found placing Gogebic on the accredited herd list. Authorities warn against transporting untested cattle and note no indemnities from state or federal agencies if bovine tuberculosis is traced to imported animals.
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Gogebic
Agricultural Office
Ironwood
Federal Department
Wakefield
Gegeles County
Gogebic Boys Go to Chicago for International Livestock Show
Gogebic youths Robert Jacobson Besse Township Andrew Hendrickson Erwin Township and William Erikson Ironwood Township will travel to Chicago for the International Livestock Show from November 29 to December 5. They will stay at the M C A Hotel and are hosted by the International Harvester Company Armour and Company and Swift and Company. Thousands of club boys and girls nationwide are expected at the event, awarded this trip for outstanding club work.
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Chiago
Hey
Robert Jacobson
Besseep
Andrew Hendrickson
Erwin
William Srkson
Ironwood
Chicago
International Harvester Company
Armour and Company
Sw.ft and Company
United States
Working Jewelry Shop Sold to a Duluth Man
J. C. Working who operated a jewelry and watch repairing shop in Bessemer for two years has sold his business to C. H. Lutz of Duluth Minnesota. Lutz will run the shop and move to Duluth with plans to reside there. Lutz is described as an expert jeweler and watchmaker with several years’ experience in Duluth firms.
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J. C
Bessemer
C. H. Lutz
Duluth
Minn
Sunil
Mr. Lutz
Curtailment of Logging Expected in Upper Peninsula
At a Houghton meeting of the Upper Peninsula Loggers association fourteen leading loggers from across the peninsula discussed winter operations. Reports from Duluth cited an overstock of telephone poles and ties, signaling lighter cedar work in the district. Sawmill activity was cut to about 50 percent, with Upper Michigan and Wisconsin showing large log piles to begin the winter season. Loggers predicted operations would shrink to roughly the same fraction as last year, with labor plentiful but wages likely to fall further.
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Upper Peninsula
Wisconsin
Legion Club to Host Thanksgiving Tournament and Dances
Legion officials announced a series of events at the Gegoenm club starting November 2. A Thanksgiving tournament will feature prizes and turkey turkeys as part of the social activities. Saturday dances will invite one guest per Legion member and one per Woman's Auxiliary. Music opening night by the Nightingale Five.
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Gegoenm Alub Fous
Peel Armenies E Ty Charles Dada
Prlobie Wumans
Reah
Turkes A. Ducks
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Woman's Auxiliary
Nightingale Five
Gillies Recovers From Operation At Mayo Clinic
Donald B. Gillies general manager of McKinney Steel Co Cleveland is able to visit company properties again after returning from Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota where he was a patient for seven weeks following an operation.
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Donald B. Gillies
McKinney Steel Co
Cleveland
Gilles Reently
Mayo Bros. Hospital
Rochester
Ming
Matteson Leads Rotary Club School Seminar
A Besse Township Rotary Club noon meeting featured a reading of the constitution and by-laws titled a school. A. J. Matteson presided as the school professor and each member was asked to participate in the seminar discussion.
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Rotary International
Besse Tier Club
A. J. Matteson
Woman's Club Seals Sale and Italian Hall Grand Opening
The Bers mer Woman's Club health committee plans a Christmas Seals sale starting Thanksgiving to fund tuberculosis prevention. A new Italian hall at Senar and Case streets opens Sunday with a parade, speeches, and a grand ball soon after, hosted by United Italian Societies of Bessemer and area organizers.
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Woman's Club
Senar and
Case Streets
Ehemlnes
United Italian Societies of
Bessemer and Vicinty
American Legion
Donich Hall
Ghia Street
John Marchera
Coumnry Road
Moore Street
Mary Street
Sophia Street
Talis S-Yar Street
Willesin
Jean Holland
United Italian Relaty Association
Boys Glee Club to Present Minstrel Show at Washington Gym
The Boys Glee Club of Bessemer High School will stage its annual minstrel show next Tuesday evening at the Washington school gym. Directed by F C Gorman, the program includes the school band of 25 members making its first public appearance. The band has progressed rapidly, and music lovers will be surprised by the finished production.
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Washington School
Bessemer High School
F. C. Gorman
Mr Gorman
Michigan State Facts From A Early 20th Century Release
Michigan lists eleven state police posts with Cheboygan moving from Gaylord to better protect straits. It notes 228 gray iron foundries, 33,000 employed, and Michigan’s auto industry scale. Prison productivity at Jackson, UM student spending, oil wells, road work since 1923, 6920 miles of highways, Detroit leading in metal beds and disinfectants production.
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Lansing
Michigan
Gaylord Post
Cheboygan
Osian
Isan
Tun Vrata
St. Clair
Jackson
University of Michigan
Detroit
Thanksgiving Day Proclamation by the Governor
The governor proclaims Thanksgiving Day on Thursday November 26 as a day of public thanks. The proclamation references federal and state duties and invokes the Great Seal, noting observance across the commonwealth.
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Araane
Lt & m Br
Early Shopping and Shipping Emphasized for Christmas
August Lintelmann of Ameri can Express in Bessemer urges early shopping and shipping to ease peak rush. He cites common delays from poor packing and incomplete addresses and advises clear legible addresses and not placing personal information on the package to protect identity.
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Arly
August Lintelmann
Bessemer
American Express Co
Mr. Lintelmann
Local officials set events for Lansing and Ann Arbor meeting
The Lansing and Ann Arbor local officials gather for annual functions with a charity focus. Speakers include Mayr and Kimmel as plans describe elaborate preparations. A large parade features a scenic peninsular view and wildlife exhibit, with a banquet shared by 75 members. The Elks schedule a Thanksgiving party and a charity ball next week to raise funds for charitable causes.
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Tso
Counties Urged to Aid State Road Construction
A garbled report indicates counties may be urged to aid financing of a state road building program. An administrator named Gmeshreek cited Greenville and a building group before an administrative body, requesting state and county involvement in a plan on M-6% between two towns, with authorities noting the need but seeking state action. The legislature requires use of state funds for oil construction and tax measures after January 1, 1926.
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Termer Gmeshreek
Greenville
Blding
Ces
Megard
Visitor count highlights state park tourism last summer
Nearly 1.5 million tourists visited 35 of the 34 state parks over the last summer season, according to P. J. Hoffmaster of the park service. The figure underscores growing interest in outdoor recreation and park access across the region.
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P. J. Hoffmaster
Oglebay Norton Takes Over Palma Book Iron Ore Property
Oglebay Norton Co. has sub leased the Palma Book iron ore property near the Hiawatha mine in Iron County Michigan. The move is viewed as a reserve hold rather than immediate mine development with rumors linking Oglebay Norton to the nearby Yate mine in Bessemer, a Char coal iron property signed for over a year.
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Palma Book
Hiawatha
Iron County
Michigan
Oglebay-Nortoun
Oglabay Norton Co
Bessemer
Charcoal Iron Co
Lumber firm blocks Black River road work near Bessemer
Gogebic county plans to widen and straighten the Black River road north of Bessemer face a setback as Connors Lumber Co objects to upgrading through timber lands two miles of the route. County engineer C F Winkler says condemnation may be used to obtain right of way if needed, while local demand for the project remains high. The original 1889 survey and state approval are on file in the road commission office.
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Gogebic
Connors Company
Winkler
Tiuber Firm
Lumber Company
County Road Commission
Road Commission
Black River Road
Clarence M. Ross
Cogebic County
Isdu
Conrad Carlson
County Register
Assault, Mastery Case In Court Inconclusive
A court proceeding in Tamsey led to a verdict of no cause for action in a suit by John Isaacson of Ramsay against Watson Basin and Montreat over a saloon brawl. Isaacson claimed Bushido and Needbar were aggressors. testimony failed to prove damages. Attorneys included William Lennon for Isaacson and Sallie Thomas J. Landers for taxpayers. Jury members listed as BK. W. Yelling, Leo Ofuelorc, Irvin Neault, William Waters, Muuedoe Adelman and GU.
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Levi S. Rice
Tamsey
John Isaweson
Ramsay
Waton Basin
Montreat
Fiurk
Isaacson
Avatter Srt
UG l
A William Lennon
Hurley
Lesaacson
Sallie Thomas J. Landers
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BK. W. Yelling
Leo Ofuelorc
Irvin Neault
William Waters
Muuedoe Adelman
GU. Ro Bissell
Groesbeck Declares No Special Session Planned
Governor Groesbeck denied rumors of a winter special session stating no issue justifies it. He said highway finance problems do not require new legislation and that current two cent gasoline tax and vehicle weight tax provide sufficient revenue to fund the highway program.
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Alex J. Groesbeck
Groesbeck
Blaha Resigns as County Read Commission Secretary
Joseph Blaha resigns from the county read commission's office at the courthouse due to ill health. He will spend the winter in the south, and Carl Olson, previously the hive clerk of the Charcoal Iron Co. at Marenisco, will succeed him.
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Joseph Blaha
County Read Commission
Court House
Yeethee
Blaha
Carl Olson
Charcoal Iron Co
Marenisco
Mr. Blaha
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