ASK FOR BIDS ON TRUCKS FOR CITY WORK
The city commission voted to ask bids on a carload of cement lumber for concrete forms and two dump trucks for the WPA street and sidewalk project. Four trucks are needed immediately to keep the work moving as funding is urged to continue the project and prevent job losses for over 100 workers.
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Commission
Nels Simonson
Simonson
N. P. Manley
William Jacobson
Gealees
Ncock Street
William Kuivinen
Someth
WPA
Met
Card Party to Benefit DeMolay Chapter in Wakefield
Holders of Masonry and Eastern Star invites friends to a card party at the Community building. Proceeds support the establishment of a Wakefield DeMolay chapter. Fourteen Wakefield youths received the first degree at Ironwood, with others to complete work once the chapter is organized.
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Eastern Star
Aing
Order of DeMolay
Wakefield
Ironwood
Ahola Named Superintendent of Public Notice
Ahola succeeds William Karling as superintendent of public notice after Karling’s resignation received by Commissioner Kuivinen. Ahola assumed duties April 1 after serving as manager of Peoples Cooperative Store Co and later holding various city jobs.
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Ahola
John Ahola
William Karling
William Kuivinen
Kuivinen
Peoples Cooperative Store Co
Immanuel Lutheran Church Sunrise Service and Meetings
Immanuel Lutheran Church announces a 6:00 a.m. sunrise service on Sunday and Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. The confirmation class meets Monday afternoon. Women’s and Men’s groups meet weekly with Missionary Society events planned. Janet and Betty Mae Sibley host Saturday gatherings in the basement. Pastor Robert E. Byquist leads.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
WMS
Walter Nan
Vane
Missionary Society
Emvssiona
Saturda Siavetes
Janet
Betty Mae Sibley
Robert E. Byquist
Call for new laws to curb hostile election tactics
The writer decries slanderous campaigning and flawed state election statutes. They urge serious consideration of legislation to penalize those who engage in cowardly tactics, calling for public service to address the problem.
State Police Report March Activity Summary
The report notes March activity with 8192 miles of trunk line organized by police departments and 20112 gallons of kerosene tested for quality. Troopers averaged 11.6 hours per shift, totaling 1645 on duty hours, and 41 complaints were answered during the month.
Garvey Seeks Tax on Mineral Rights Owners
Lawmakers introduce a bill led by Representatives Garvey and Hooper to impose a yearly tax on mineral rights owners. They argue current laws exempt landowners who hold mineral rights, while citing Minnesota and U S Supreme Court references. The measure proposes a 10 cent penalty for noncompliance and outlines enforcement steps.
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Garvey
Hooper
Gil Bo Deere
Minnesota
Iota
United States
Supreme Courts
Wakefield Seeks Re Election Amid Contested Candidacy
A Wakefield politician campaigns for re election facing challenges from a rival candidate and local party activists. The race centers on governance priorities and voter turnout in the upcoming election cycle.
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Ebcadens Thee Ee Wakefield
Five New Officials Elected in Thromwood City Vote
Monday's city election in Thromwood leads to Giese Wel Bo and Savge5 winning seats with Coren Gapereie as son and Charles Keaton elected as mayor. A. W. Rigg serves as advisor while E. A. Edward and others fill remaining posts.
Eas Bo Laid at the Methodist Church Service
A brief church notice reports a service at 9:30 in the morning at the Methodist Church. It mentions a Sunday school session and a Seabee procession or possession event.
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Eas Bo
Seabee Posses
Sahoel
Man Seeks City Work for Son After Arm Injury
Iver Lehto, with his arm in a cast from a sidewalk fall weeks earlier, asked the city commissioners to find work for his son as compensation for lost time. He stated 25 years of residency, no prior city aid, and that his son worked only two days since January 1. The commission offered no action but agreed Lehto deserved work and would seek opportunities for the family.
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Son
Iver Lehto
Lehto
Commission
Woman Dies In Marenisco Dwelling Fire
Mrs. Floyd Aldridge, 33, perished in a post midnight blaze that razed her home four miles east of Marenisco on state highway. Firefighters found the structure destroyed. husband, two children, and several nearby residents assisted, with authorities noting possible accidental ignition from live coals or a coal stove. Sheriff Pertile and coroner Moore investigate.
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Floyd Aldridge
Nick Petrovich
Saveral
Aldridge Ogi
Salon
T. Trree
Aldridge
James
Amy
Ironwood
Marenisco
Arthur Pertile
Leo Isdebski
Clarence W. Moore
Bessemer
Robert
Rayoat
Pecenty
California
Marenisco, Ormerly
Rockford
Ilain
Iron River District Winners in School Oratorical Events
Jean Frailey of Iron River led the first district test event on Wednesday. Tom McRae of Ironwood won the first in the oratorical contest, with Jack Peterson of Bessemer first in extempore speaking. Ned Mattakefield and Wilbert Pikka also placed, while William Hill joined the oratorical sessions. The district meeting will be held in Iron River.
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Jean Frailey
Iron River
Tom McRae
Ironwood
Jack Peterson
Bessemer
Sete Eer
Helen
Kleimola Named in Wake County School Event
Carl E. Kleimola, son of Mr and Mrs oe emer. The Rev R E om a performed ceremony Dee Kleimola is an early educator in Wakeia schools and a state of the local institution and Northern State College.
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Carl E. Kleimola
Injured At Mine Earl Walton Fracture Reported
Earl Walton sustained a fracture after an incident at Sunday Lake mine on Tuesday night. The accident occurred amid ongoing operations with no further injuries reported and no details of the cause released.
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Earl Walton
Sunday Lake
Wakefield police oppose liquor licenses for three establishments
Police Chief Stanley N. Tyack urged denial of licenses for John Bugni Alex Harry and Frank Kanieski noting violations include selling to intoxicated patrons aiding disturbances and improper conduct in premises The commission tabled action and plans a special meeting next Thursday to hear objections and consider the chief report
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Wakefield
Bytanley N. Tyack
John B. Bugni
Alex Harry
Frank Kanieski
Tyack
Eeerren St Rae Peat
Liquor Control Commission
Harju
The
Kanieski
WPA
Nestlay T Oe Gan Tek
Obtara Tas Pea
Mose Giansanti
Giansanti and Co-Partners
Commission
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Mabel Maki) Ross
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New County Board of Supervisors
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