Moose Transfer Suspension On Isle Royale Almanac
Coast guard cutter Crawford transfers moose from Isle Royale to the Michigan mainland are paused as the Diligence replaces Crawford. Nine moose moved to the Keweenaw Peninsula. remaining animals in Chippewa harbor corral to be released in the Upper Peninsula once calves are born. Conservation officials plan mid June transfers to Escanaba River Game Area, noting calving and pest concerns.
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Isle Royale
Coast Guard
Crawford
Buffalo
Michigan
Lake Superior
Keweenaw Peninsula
Diligence
Chippewa Harbor
Upper Peninsula
Paul Hickie
Game Division
Fort Wilking State Fork
Wickie
Keweenaw Point
Corral
Hickle
Escanaba River
Michigan State Parks Open for Summer Tourist Travel
Fifty six Michigan state parks are open for public use this summer with more than twenty offering electricity for trailer campers. Twenty two parks provide electricity for cooking lighting and radio at flat rates. Camping rules vary by county and park with eight day limits in Oakland Livingston Macomb St. Clair Ottawa and Bay counties and up to 15 days elsewhere. Permits are required from the park superintendent.
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Lansing
Michigan
Baraga
Bay City
Bloomer No. 1
Burt Lake
Dodge No
East Tawas
Grand Haven
Harrisville
W. J. Hayes
Holland
Inter- Jochen
Lake City
Ludington
Magnus
Mears
Wm. Mitchell
Muskegon
Orchard Beach
St. Clair
Traverse City
Wilson
Oakland
Livingston
Macomb
Ottawa
Bay Counties
Dodge No. 4
Bloomer No. 2
Palms Book
Movie Heroine Now Preaches Evils Of Dope
A former film star ruined by drugs has quit heroin and started a crusade against narcotics, delivering a bold message in the June 13 issue of The Detroit Sunday Times via The American Weekly.
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American Weekly
Detroit Sunday Times
Wisconsin to Lead Nation in Canning Peas Despite Less Planting
Wisconsin is projected to top U S pea for canning output again this year with about 108000 acres planted, down 10 percent from last year. Despite slower planting nationwide gains elsewhere, Wisconsin’s reduced acreage leaves U S totals only about one percent above a year ago.
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Wisconsin
United States Departments of Agriculture
Michigan
New York
Crop Reporting Service
United States Crop Reporting Board
More Fun In Catching Fish Says Ludington Sportsman
Ludington reports Harry Abrahamson head of the Fin and Feather club explains trout are released after capture using a crecl with a hole in the bottom. The larger fish are kept while smaller ones return to the stream to promote conservation and enjoyment of hooking and catching.
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Ludington
Harry Abrahamson
Fin & Feather Club
Abrahamson
No Unavoidable Accidents Say Florida Official
State Safety Director Asher Frank argues accidents are preventable and urges drivers to accept responsibility. He contends no crash is unavoidably due to road, vehicle, or driver failings, urging attention to errors behind every incident. Meanwhile Michigan lawmakers face adjournment June 25 with many bills unsettled and civil service reform under threat.
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Asher Frank
Florida
Mr. Frank
Michigan
Understanding Angina Pectoris and Its Heart Nursings
Angina pectoris is a painful heart disease caused by poor heart muscle nutrition. It stems from inadequate blood flow via the coronary vessels, leading to chest pain when these vessels fail to nourish the heart.
Eyes as windows to health reveal hidden afflictions
Oculist Dr Mor tis D Keller explains in Hygeia that eye condition shows thyroid status, diet, age, and potential diseases. Using an ophthalmoscope to view the fundus, doctors can infer heart valvular disease, carotid aneurysm, anemia, or exophthalmic goiter from retinal vessels and pulsations.
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Mortis D. Keller
Health
Fundus
The Letter C in Music Time History
The text explains that the musical symbol C did not originally stand for common time. In medieval times triple time was seen as perfect, written as O, and labeled Perfection. When imperfect time was admitted, the circle broke, giving C its later association with imperfect or common time.
Quote on monopolies and bread by Ford
A Ford quotation asserts that monopolies harm the country both when controlling jobs and when controlling bread. The remark likens market concentration to essential goods, highlighting the dangers of restricted competition and the impact on the public.
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Ford
Change In Highway Department Names Acting Finance Director
Lloyd B. Reid 36 former assistant maintenance engineer becomes acting finance director of the Michigan highway department succeeding Russell A. Anderson who died after surgery for appendicitis. Reid has served since Murray D. Van Wagoner became commissioner on July 1 1933. Also notes quips about alligators snakes and gossip and a remark about a hardworking man bored with life.
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Lansing
Lloyd B. Reid
State Highway Department
Russell A. Anderson
Reid
Murray D. van Wagoner
Looking Backward 1897 1907 1927 Ironwood Bulletins
A chronicle of local notes from Ironwood and surrounding towns. It covers visits of Miss Outhwaite and Miss Sedgwick to Miss Frances Nelson in Ishpeming, Fourth of July plans, mining accidents, lighting contracts, weddings, school graduations, fires, and community events across years 1897 1907 and 1927 with numerous names and places.
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Outhwaite
Sedgwick
Frances Nelson
Ishpeming
Bessemer
Ironwood
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C. BH. Bennett Frances Kluck
Iron+wood
Mich
Aloyd D'S Coffee House
Lord Nelson
Corenhagen Son
Ort
Cottage Grove
Ore
Geo. Spurr
Chicago
Conroy
The
Central
Sabitnig Alcona
Pewabic
Quinnesee
Electric Company
Edward Daniels
Peninsula
Calumet & Hecla
Sophia Leichner
Julia Costin
Ashland
Abram Jackobson
Iron Mountain
Joe, K. Sanderson and Son
Clifford, Wia
F. J. Hager
Maggie Ryan
Medford, Wis
F. A. Healy
George Beddow
H. E. Mislke
Saxon
Upson
Fras
Geo, Downer
Milwaukee
Richard Trethewey
Ironwood Township
Hessle Woolcock
Tha
Ben Trethewey
McLeod Avenue
Isaac Wilcox
Edna Barnaby
John HB. McIntyre
Nogales
Arizona
St. Ambrose Church
Ironwood High School
Luther L. Wright School
Mary Maude
Arthur
Thomas Christopher Bond
Byron M. Brogan
Kathryn Agnes Carr
Herman F. Dietrich
Marshall William Gleason
Frances Healy
Helen Evelyn Hough
Dudley Calvin Houk
Hulda Theresa Johnson
Ada King
Vallie Walter Kumm
Eva May Lofberg
Werner Reinhart Larson
B.D. Nelson
Sigrid Olson
Park River
N. D
Edward Whittaker
Gogebie Street
Melfrey Tobin
Mansfield Street
Union Hospital
Dominic Fassino
Frank Udell
Grand Rapids
M. E
Eva Rowell
Thomas Rowell
Lake Street
Percy Draw
A. E. Henley
Axel Bergquist
Norria Street
Adolph Johnson
Sutherland Street
the Times
Spring Creek
Frank Davis
Frank Nadolney
Green Bay
Wis
Sanders
Wick
Suffolk Street
Aurora
L. C. Houghton
California
Newport Mine
H. A. Pinkerton
Robert
Earl Marley
John Gorrilla
Terra Haute
Ind
St. Mary’s of the Woods Academy
Claire
Vincent
Cyril
Little Rock
Ark
Betty Goudie
James Goudie
Greensboro
N. C
North Carolina College For Women
Waldo Parker
City
North Brookfield
Mass
Parker
Axel Runstrom
Carl Swanson
National Kindergarten School
Evanston, Ill
Ruth Runstrom
Evanston
Alpena, Mich
A. R. Hahen
Mra. Runesirom
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