Reindeer Thrive On Cut-Over Land In Upper Midwest
Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan study a Norway sourced reindeer project claiming high gains on moss rich swamp lands. A Michigan herd of sixty grown to over 100 percent with calves, under conservation supervision, suggests a profitable use for idle cut-over land and potential relief for lumber tax burdens.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Norway
Lake Superior
Newberry
Mich
Hyvery
New York
Bergensfjord
Hafton Christiansen
Dr. Christiansen
Albert Stoll, Jr
Michigan Conservation Commission
Upper Peninsula
Department of Conservation
United States
Ore Movement Nears 1918 Record At Head of the Lakes
Ore movement this year from Head of the Lakes nears the 1918 record with total shipments estimated around 26,500,000 tons by August 1. July shipments expected near 10,400,000 tons overall, with Escanaba contributing about 1,100,000 tons. If Escanaba figures are confirmed, total MeCanaba shipments reach roughly 3,100,000 tons to date. The report compares July 1923 to July 1922 and season totals to last season, noting the strong performance across docks and months.
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Escanaba
Mecanaba
Land grants of U. S. Railroad described in history study
Tom Contin presents a second paper on the land grants tied to the Marquette, Houghton and Ontonagon system. The work traces the chaotic titles, multiple constructions from Marquette to Anse and Bay de Noc, and the eventual sale and legal battles over claimed lands. The article covers the M H O and related entities, including the Michigan Land and Grain Co and ownership shifts to Henry Ward, with mention of Ford era implications and a noted wedding in the same column.
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Marquette
Loughton & Ontonagon
Thomas Cutlin
Michigan Historical Society
Lame Grant Vietory
Upper Peninsula
Tvon River
Ton River
Jackson
Iron Mountain Railroad Company
de Noquet
Marquette & Ontonagon
Bay DeNanquet
Lake Sunérforming
Ishpeming
Lake Michigamma
Houghton &Ontonagon
Michigan Land & Jrain Co
Lord Bragsy
England
Innis
General Law
Cwns
Henry Ward
Shiase Osborn
Mr Ward
Mr. Osborn
Reds
Osborn
Aigrary
Ford
Comin
Toair
Our Oldest Citizen Answers Last Call in 1880s Style
Christine Tedin, long a community figure, dies after a paralytic stroke. Born in Sweden in 1882, she lived in America with family nearby and leaves sons AL CE Kaustin, and Christines, with three grandchildren. The town mourns as neighbors recall her life and hopes for eternal life.
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Christine Tedin
Paneer
Hudin
Manadlell Street
Mig Chrisling
AL CE Kauslin
Presto
Mayaug
Card Cledin
Misa Chivistins
Pladlip
Miss Uta
AL At
Tein
Mane
Flor
Manas
Alese Goa
Lue
Faniyy
Dronwool
Vloyd
Medin
Atiiran
Mintelltis
Cork
Ctebestine
Witd
Gran
Ane
Anid Starvid Wodin
Utis
Guy Ani Maurine
Biel Hess
Aranidseo
Telia
Ur Fatea
Wedding Notice for Milwaukee Couple in Hurley
Ler Kister assists Frank Alke as Mr and Mrs Metinért plan a small wedding trip to Milwaukee. They will visit Bh Vail and Prairie Dublea in Chilean god Milwaukee with a future ceremony in Hurley. M Welfeniden of Milwaukee, a relative of the bride, attends.
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Ler Kister
Frank Alke
Mre
Bh Vail
Mie
Néapulis
Prairie Dublea
Milwaukee
Hurley
Ais
M. Welfeniden
Milwauk
Schedule of Upper Peninsula county fair dates
A fragmented notice outlines the schedule for Upper Peninsula county fairs across multiple counties. It highlights planning from extension divisions and emphasizes dairying and diverse agricultural exhibits. Lists fair dates by county with scattered place names and Sept dates, reflecting regional farming activity.
Wakefield Per Capita Tax Exceeds City Averages
The article argues Wakefield imposes a very high per capita tax, citing an annual per capita tax of 130.50 dollars and a household share around 697.50 dollars for a five-person family. It notes Wakefield ranks among the highest per capita taxes in the United States and suggests skewed tax burdens favor one class while burdening others.
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Wakefield
United States
Wakefletel
Troy
Lyon Nilien
Sessian
Calf Club Boys Tour Wisconsin
Calf Club boys and girls from Upper Michigan will tour Wisconsin dairy hubs as part of the Pigto Annual Farmers Round-Up at Chatham August 18 to 24. The trip, backed by Michigan Agricultural College and the Upper Peninsula Development Bureau with $1,000, aims to showcase modern dairy operations and promote dairy as a profitable regional industry. A. G. Kuttunen will lead the boys with several agricultural agents joining. route includes Appleton, Fond du Lac, Madison, Milwaukee, and Waukesha with overnight stops and visits to dairy plants.
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Winconah
Chatham
Michigan Agricultural College
Upper Peninsula Development Bureau
Upper Michigan
Talmiant
Middle Western
Beyx
A. G. Kuttunen
Ning
Tivelye Pony Agricultural Agente
Pat Powers
Wisconsin
Waukesha County
Bruy
Waukeytn
Tuusihiy
Tanesyiley
Atkingom
Aleit
Sturt
Senja Nevala Wins City Damages Verdict
Senja Nevala obtained a verdict against the city for 2000 dollars in a civil suit arising from injuries when a horse and wagon allegedly struck her as she walked on city snow. The jury awarded 2098 dollars to Nevala with court costs and attorney fees. Attorneys Jonox and Patek represented Nevala. city officials and counsel handled the defense.
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Senja Nevata
Sheely
Trynwood
Bela
Uetlon
Damiy Olin
Jonox d& Patek
Nevyola
H. M
President Harding Dies After Stroke at 7:20
President Warren G. Harding died Thursday night in his bedside room at the army hospital in San Francisco after a stroke ended his battle with bronchial pneumonia. Mrs. Harding was present, two attendants summoned. Vice President Calvin Coolidge took the oath of office at 2:47 this morning, becoming the thirtieth president. Funeral plans not yet set, but burial expected in Marion, Ohio, where he once published a newspaper.
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Tromyvood
Warrran OG
Warding
Dunger
Nano
Did
Jungle Man preacher opens Lake Michigan Institute session
The Lake Michigamma Upworth Jungle Institute opens next Sunday with Rev. Musser opening the first session at 6 20 am. The event draws a larger Upper Peninsula church delegation and features The Jungle Man speaker. Bishop Obmatoad of the Marquette district attends as a principal figure, with Morning Watch services slated through the week. The local churches will be represented by Rev Kuhlman and several district delegates. Fred Sheldon dies at 65 after long illness. funeral held at Riverside church with Rev Harrison officiating.
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Rev
Musser the Jungle Man
Lake Michigamma Upworth
Inshop Theadare
Hens Darnon
Detroit
Stey
George W. Obmatoad
Marquette
Vali
Upper
Pen
Institute
Rov
Detratt
Thwart A. Mugger
Bynday
Tes
Kuhlman
Irera Kuhlman
Lorance May
PhiUlp May
George Hielards
Marlin Kulimin
Ray Gribble
Fred Sheldon
Welook
Thurtay Methodiat
Harrison
Riverside
Shaniton
Fi Otwek
Sand Rock
Sea Ton
Northwestern Talkand Company
Witera
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U. . Railroad
Tom Contin
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Lowley
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Michigan Agricultural Cohere
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