End of 12 Hour Day at Hand Belief in Gary
The article reports Gary as believing the end of a 12 hour day is near for the steel industry, with references to a letter from Gary regarding progress and outlook. Names such as H Lance and Rev. H Lance are mentioned, with broader context about United States Steel and allied parties. The readable fragments hint at union and industry tensions, though details are garbled and uncertain.
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Gary
New York
Futur Wak
United States Steel
H Lance
The
United
Danny
Sand Slide Fatality in Escanaba Tragedy
A sand slide in Escanaba Michigan traps a man identified as Isaac Mester. He was with others near a sand pit when the wall collapsed, burying him under sand and causing his death. Rescue efforts are described as chaotic as bystanders watched the unfolding accident.
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Escanaba Escanaba
Isaac Mester
Rene
Rey
Bean
Wegen
Exister
Raspberry crop boom sparks river dam talk
The article notes a predicted bumper raspberry harvest this year and reports a river dam hearing set for July 17. The Lickr and Toephone company seeks a permit to reconstruct and raise the Tron River dam, with earlier refusals and ongoing developments affecting the project.
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Tron River
Sachegie Company Am
Atd Inke
Adjutant General Faces Removal Amid Senate Battle
Disjointed notes indicate a clash in the office of the adjutant general as the Senate considers removal. The fragment mentions military authority and a contested action, with unclear references to Madison and officials linked to the case.
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Adjutant
Roy Ete
ETON
Madison
Army Surveyed World Air Route Aims Circulation Study
A U S Army survey examines potential global air routes for strategic reach and logistics. Officials discuss feasibility and implications for defense planning as agencies assess the role of air power in distant operations.
State pays out large bonds and taxes rise
The state treasurer reports a $285,278 payout in state funds and bonds, with the largest real estate bond payment to be made. Interest on issued bonds totals over $700,000 as tax collections fund debt service. The report cites bonds, mortgages, banks, and Elevator bonds with various interest and payment figures.
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Erest
Honan Bank
Dakota
Esate Mort‘cord
John Wank
Rochester to Erect New City Hall and Courthouse
Rochester Mississippi plans a new city hall and courthouse. A. L. Crawford, architect, presents tentative plans to the city council in two weeks. Pending approval, a special bond issue may be sought to fund the project with hoped for winter start.
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Rochester
YIC
Enurtal
A. L. Crawford
Erchiicet Whelen
Ji Ivahie
Pla
Dells Not Bought as Public Park by Wisconsin Legislature
Madison Wis The Dells of the Wisconsin River will not become a state park this session as the Senate defeated the Staudenmayer bill to appropriate 70000 for the purchase. Meanwhile a separate bill to appropriate 250090 for Northern Lakes park passed the Senate and may reach the Assembly. A two year campaign to acquire the Dells has stalled with no move this session.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin River
Senate
Staudenmayer
Crop Report Milwaukee Weather and Growing Conditions
Weather and crop conditions for the week ending Tuesday June 28 show hot spell with frequent showers. Corn advanced but heat caused some damage while small grains fair to poor. rye and barley in weak shape. alfalfa beginning regrowth. potatoes emerging. pastures poor due to lack of rain. daily production down. early peas canning underway. cabbage thriving and transplanting nearing.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Bart
Weather notes on fruit crops from Stewart meteorologist
The report lists fruit crop conditions in fair to good shape with heat speeding strawberry ripening. Currants are doing well, cherries are just starting to color, and Tyobreco plants show injuries delaying transplanting. Meteorologist W. DPD. Stewart files the update.
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W. Dpd. Stewart
Rare Malady Kills Girls at Iron River Wis
Rachael, year old daughter of Matt Jaakaln, dies in Iron River Wisconsin from a rare illness. Authorities report the sudden death follows illness in the family, with medical examiners continuing investigation.
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Iron River
Wis
Rachael
Vear Ald
Matt Jaakaln
Death in Oulu Amid Illness Weakened Tissues
An obituary note from Oulu records a death after a five day illness. The report attributes the fatal outcome to systemic tissue weakness linked to a disease described as parpura or tare disease, with bleeding cited as a contributing factor.
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Oulu
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Ato Oart
Wisconsin Pharmacal Co
Milwauker
Fred H. Hartwell
State Bank
LA Crosse
Spurgeon’s
Perfect Oil Co
King Sis
Markel Sauare
Lurille Mosely
Kansas City
Lel Dam
Ees
Denver
Toleane
Dells
Pat Dooo
Wm. F. Strauss
Pearl St
Erior
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R C
Rhode Island
South Side Hatchery, Inc
Caledonia
Minnesota
J. C. Gengler
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Tillman’s
Camp Stooes
Davenport
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