Land of Hiawatha extends hospitality to Michigan press
The 1930 Michigan Press Association summer outing gathered at Blaney Park in Schoolcraft County in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Attendees enjoyed golf, bridge, and scenic tours, while Blaney Park underwent rapid development turning a former lumber town into a year round resort with a hotel, golf course, airport, and Paul Bunyan camp. The project also includes reforestation efforts with University of Michigan and Michigan State College involvement as forests grow.
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Northland
Michigan Press Association
Blaney Park
Schoolcraft County
Upper Peninsula
Wolverine
Stewart Edward White
James Oliver Curwood
Land of
Hiawatha
Paul Bunyan
Porcupines
St. Ignace
Sea
Detour
Ironwood
Menominee
Fort Wilkins
Celibeth
Blaney
Z Golf
Blaney How
Paul
Babe
Big Ole
University of Michigan
Forestry Department of Michigan State College
Blaney Park Banquet Showcases Large Reforestation Plan
The Upper Peninsula Development Bureau hosted the Michigan Press Association banquet at Bear Creek Lodge in Blaney Park. Claude Riley introduced BE G Amos who outlined a private reforestation project covering thousands of acres, hotels, a lake memorial, and multiple attractions as part of a long term land use scheme begun in 1927.
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Howard City
Michigan Press Association
Blaney Park
Upper Peninsula Development Bureau
Bear Creek Lodge
Claude D. Riley
Ontonagon Herald
BE. G. Amos
Wisconsin Land and Lumber Company
Messrs
Earl
Lake Anne Louise
Blaney Park Promises Golden Days in The Happy Land
The description touts Blaney Park in the Great North Woods as a refuge from city life. Clean air, sunshine, and outdoor activities refresh visitors as pine scented evenings bring restful sleep and lasting memories of happiness and enjoyment.
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Blaney Park
North Woods
Happy Land
Bear Creek Golf Course Designs Highlighted by John P. Barr
Bear Creek Golf Course was designed by John P. Barr an authority in his profession. The course features lavish construction equipment and development including a water hazard. The rolling ground is wooded bisected by two spring creeks and runs north to south to avoid sun glare for players.
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Bear Creek
John P. Barr
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Land of Hiawatha
State Press Association
Michigan
Wisconsin Land & Lumber Company
William Mueller Company
E. G
Amos
Upper Michigan Development Bureau
U. P. Development Bureau
George BE. Bishop
U.P
Bureau
Chicago
Marquette
Charm OF
Blaney Development