Can the County Afford It In Gogebic County Debate Over Grant
In Gogebic county outside Imawod, residents discuss a proposed $8,000 county grant to Ironwood Junie College to finish the school year amid widespread district financial strain. Supporters say it aids education, while skeptics warn it sets a risky precedent to fund a noncounty institution and strain county finances.
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Gogebic
Imawod
Ironwood Sch
County Board of Supervisors
Ironwood Junie College
Hazards of Winter Driving Cited by Automobile Association
The Automobile Association warns winter driving raises accident risk due to leaves on roads and slippery pavements. Brakes chains and cautious speeds matter, with drivers urged to allow for slick surfaces and reduced visibility.
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Meric2za Automobile Association
Strance
Hterens
Navin's belief urges Tigers to prove in spring
The article discusses Frank J. Navin and his expectations for the Tigers, noting the national league context, the season's pace, and his insistence that the team must meet a bold goal. It highlights his confidence in the club and the season ahead.
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Carly Qee
Esorpe
Amrbrissas
Stres
Frank
Mr. Navin
Damaging American Iron Policy Sparks Debate in Congress
A chaotic dispatch reports U S authorities debating use of foreign steel in public works programs. Officials argue such measures would aid German workers while harming American labor, with Congress weighing the statutory implications and public works funding.
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Jen — & Geermmar
PWNS
Harold N. Dukes
Wall. Tieen
R . Cruel Farcher
Act of Congress
Sears
Foreign steel bids spark second German piling purchase
The PWA has again sourced German steel piling for its projects as bids run 15 percent below domestic quotes. A prior order of 1400 tons for an ocean terminal at Morehead City, N Y drew little attention among American producers. The current 500 tons of a special Z-section for the Tri Borough bridge in New York triggered protests from civic officials in New York and Washington and from organized labor.
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PWA
Morehead City
N. Y
Tri-Borough
New York
Washington
Pick and Axe: Dark Advice for Hunters Turns to Tragedy
A grim satire urges dangerous anti social behavior during hunting season with tips on self harm and accidental shooting. The piece cautions against risky acts and mocks reckless actions while highlighting the lethal potential of mishandled firearms. It references Michigan State Digest style guidance.
Freshening Breezes by Fred D Keister
A humorous column mocks varied topics from hustling lifters to prison wisdom and government corn contracts. It notes a farmhand husking 42 bushels in eighty minutes, a farmer trapped in a wire fence, and quips about the Dionne quints and social standing while poking at mail chain schemes and a quirky postal gripe.
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Ohio
Soviet Republic
Postal Department
Progress of Man Shows Path From Labor to Machines
A narrative on how humanity evolves from manual work to using inventions that handle tasks including clothing production. It reflects on the invention of machines as a means to ease labor and questions what future work or purpose remains for people once machines assume many crafts.
Christmas Seal Sale Opens on Thanksgiving Day
And now in closing the Christmas Seal Sale starts Thanksgiving Day. It is a worthy enterprise and deserves your support.
Bessemer Boosters Rally for Minnesota Wisconsin Game Trip
Eight teen players and two coaches left early for Madison after the community raised nearly $400 to send the championship Bessemer football team to the Minnesota Wisconsin game. The article lists the travel party and notes other local life events from the era, including obituaries, society news, and local governance recounts.
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Bessemer Boosters
Madison
Halama
Carpenter
Ferdinand Georgie
Raymond Pokela
Walter Mikulich
Eino Aho
John Chisholm
Walter Partanen
Frank Marconeri
Richard Cochran
Evard Serbin
Marco Gotta
Charles Balzarini
Herman Bartelli
Emil Genetti
Joseph Lesky
Gene Maccardini
Ronald Gilbert
Edwin Gustafson
Leo Maccani
Probate Court Sets Claims Deadline in John Domini Estate
In Bessemer Michigan the Probate Court, before Judge M. E. Nolan, orders creditors of the late John Domini to file claims by March 1, 1938. Public notice to run for three weeks in the Bessemer Herald. W. B. Fahl, Register of Probate, and William F. Pellow, attorney, handle administration.
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Bessemer
M. E. Nolan
John Domini
Put Heaton
Dar
Bessemer Herald Au
Logging plans for winter around Bessemer and Bergland
In 1810, L Billings, superintendent of logging camps north of Bessemer for G A Bergland, states this winter will log.
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L. Billings
Bessemer
G. A. Bergland
Community needs moral guidance and youth recreation
The speaker argues communities must protect the interests of boys, girls, and unemployed people by building civic and industrial well being programs. He warns crime, ill health, and lost morale cost millions and urges action now, stressing courage and wise guidance for all ages following Newton D. Baker.
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Newton D. Baker
Life’s Ideals and Living Beyond Law and Taxes
A Wayne Herald piece argues that leaving the world better requires more than obeying laws and paying taxes. It urges individuals to inspire others, act with courage, and contribute spiritual and material service to shape a better world.
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