Readiness for Big Fourth of July Celebration in Ironwood
The Fourth of July plans read like a full town effort with strong support from soliciting committees. The Norrie band will provide afternoon music at the driving park along with dancing entertainment, and local Bprosperous societies promise a robust turnout. Rev H A Tuchholtz will speak as the orator, with out of town horses entering local races and purses up to 80 dollars. Lionwood hosts races and parlor events, while officials have yet to select judges. Cigar makers and home industry are urged to boost local economy and provide satisfying products.
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State Michigan militia reports strong condition after inspection
Col Robert J Buter returned from a tour of inspection of the Third regiment of the Michigan National Guard and reports the organization in fine shape. An armory is planned at Houghton to meet expected re-enforcements if the town furnishes housing. Colonel Bates attended the Interstate National Guard Association meeting in St Paul where a proposed bill would raise militia maintenance funds from 1,000,000 to 2,000,000 and a measure to bar anyone other than soldiers from wearing any part of the regular army uniform advances in Congress.
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Ironwood Cigar Brands Highlight Home Production Advantage
Ironwood earns notice for superior home made cigars, using carefully selected stock and skilled workers. The piece contrasts clean, wholesome production with other factories that use child labor and unsanitary conditions, urging smokers to test Ironwood brands. It emphasizes five years of growing trade for one firm’s lines and promotes loyalty to local industry.
No Summer Closing for U S Steel and Rail Demand
The article states there will be no summer shutdowns at United States Steel and other major firms. Demand remains strong as orders grow, railroads require more locomotives and cars, and workers continue with fair wages. It notes optimistic farmer conditions, ongoing mining, and a belief that wartime terms will soon end, boosting business.
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