County Board Proceedings Sets Hospital Tax and Health Figures
The board discusses hospital financing under Act No. 350 of 1913 with a 0.45 mill levy for hospital real estate and construction, plus a 5 percent addition to the general fund for hospital maintenance. Hospital caseloads include 149 TB admissions, 29 deaths, and 347 general medical admissions with detailed procedures and x-rays. A report from Grand View Hospital covers laboratory totals and per capita cost, with committee referrals and a forthcoming continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Péter Raghols
State of
Michigan
Gogebic County
Lionwood
Bessemer
Wakefield
Railway Contract Nears Finish on Gogebic Range
The J. Marsh Construction Co undertakes finishing work on the Chicago and North Western line from Wakefield north to Thomaston with rail and ties to be laid after rock work. Completion is expected in several weeks, with rock cutting at Peters rock crushing plant first. Deputy marshal Hans P. Fuley served subpoenas in Hurley for grand jury witnesses in Lacrosse, tied to federal liquor cases. Mike Dranach and Steve Kerezman were fined for breaking the Verona city pound, facing fines and jail terms amid local enforcement actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Marsh Construction Coapaau
Chicago & North Western Railraid Company
Wakfield
Thomaston
Peters Rock
Wakefield News
Hans P. Fuley
United States
Hurley
LaCrosse
Robt. Erspamer
Hector McGillis
Roger Severini
Paul Santini
Tom Logier
Iron County News
Mike Dranach
Steve Kerezman
Ramsay
Justice A. L. Brackett
Verona
Dranach
Kerezman
Davidson Resigns Mining Engineer To Join State Service
Harold O. Davidson, long in charge of sinking the new shaft at the Geneva mine for Oliver Mining, resigns to become mining engineer for the state conservation department in Lansing. He will also aid in mine appraisal by the state geological department and expects to start next month. Local friends wish him success as he and his family leave Transpeed for the new position. Ella Sanford to visit Hurley for W C T U events October 27 and 28 at the Methodist churches with a public meeting that evening attended by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Harold O. Davidson
Geneva
Oliver Mining Company
Lansing
State Conservation Apartment
State Geological Department
Ironwood Times
Hurley
Ella Sanford
Sanford
Snowfall Hinders Gogebic County Dairymen
Unusually cold October and this week's snowfall worsen dairy farmers feed shortages. Farmers have bought over two tons of alfalfa. fall plowing in Gogebic County paused by snow. 25,000 pounds of Pyrethrum? Pyretel, received two weeks ago, aiding poultry efforts as tuberculin testing nears completion with 7,236 cattle tested across 1,427 herds. Poultry specialist R L Gulliver visits to start ten second-year cost-of-production farms. names listed with participating farmers. Efforts continue toward a municipal slaughter house with a Federal inspector, but funding questions delay progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gogebic
Andrew Niemi
Section 27
Gegebic County
R. L Gulliver
Upper Peninsula
Gogebic County
Poultry Department
Michigan State College
Dan Connors
Wakefield
Wm. G. Laughmer
Veroma
John Hill
Axel Coleman
Ramsay
Walter G. Swans
Mrs Sanford Visited Hurley in Recent Travel
Mrs. Sanford, a longtime state WCT A worker, has visited Hurley on prior occasions and has just returned from traveling abroad. She will likely have much of interest to relate, as noted by the Iron County News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Hurley
Iron County News
Diamond Dick Alive Lets Farmers Seek City Abattoir Deal
A farmer committee plus Federal Inspector Knowles and County Agent Gunderson urged Ironwood to establish a municipal abattoir. They sought a temporary arrangement acceptable to the Bureau of Animal Industry as inspections continue. The public market’s Saturday outlet helps farmers move produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
Wm. E. Erickson
Raymond Dick
C. E. Johnson
Knowles
C. E. Gunderson
Ironwood City Commission
Have You a Bad Back Declares Kidney Ailment Cure
An old advertisement-style testimonial claims kidney trouble follows a cold and promotes Dean's Pills as a stimulant diuretic. Dona Elliot of Beecher St asserts relief after using the product from Bessemer Pharmacy, with symptoms including dull ache, sharp pains, headaches, dizziness, and irregular kidney action. Product is marketed by Foster-Milburn Co. in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Bessemer
Dona Elliot
Beecher St
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N.Y
Not So Dumb Riddle in a Street Conversation
A child asks who is the biggest woman in town and learns of Mrs. Smith down the street. The child jokes about borrowing her stockings and returning them after Christmas, highlighting a humorous local exchange.
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County Board Proceedings
Hapcom
Grand View Hospital
A. FE. Kedner
Joseph Desonia
Patrick
Peterson
William C. Martin
Hnance Committee
John Holland
Michigan State Farm Bureau
Judiciary Committee
the Herald
H. Thomas M .D
Paul
Diamond
Wm. D. Triplett
Suffolk
Aurora Streets
Ironwood, Mich
General Insurance
Surety Bonds Steamship Agency
Notaries Public
Adolph
J Gedda
Insurance Agency
Nest Mary
Motor Car Service Garage
Gogeric Range
Anvil
Ironton
Ramsay North
Ironwood Wakefield
H. Johnson
Prop
Bessemer, Mich
G. Hansen Lumber Co
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