Roosevelt Highway Association Elects Officers
The Theodore Roosevelt Highway Association elected new officers at its Duluth meeting. Col. T. Coleman Tu Pont became president, BK A. Cox 1st vice president, Max L. Powell 2nd vice president, A W Tracy executive secretary, and A O Duluth treasurer. Executive committee members named. The group outlined agenda items including greater executive control, a mid December to mid summer meeting shift, and a Western division meeting at Glacier Park in July to study highway construction issues. The Roosevelt Highway runs from Portland Maine to Portland Oregon over 4060.7 miles through multiple states and provinces, with $6,012,261 spent on improvements in 1922.
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Theodore Roosevelt Highway Association
Duluth
Col. T. Coleman Tu Pont
du Pont Powder Co
Edward J. Filiatrault
BK. A. Cox
Lewiston
Idaho
Maxl. Powell
Burlington
A. W. Tracy. Durrover
Lat
Minn
A. 0
R.D. Handy
du- News-Tribune
H. Duning
Bonds and Insurance
N. F. Russel
Bridgeman & Russell
Benj. Gero
Manistique
Mich
M. N. Koll
Cass Lake
Roosevelt Highway
Wakefield
Glacier Park
Roosevelt Pass
Portland
Maine
Oregon
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Ontario
Lower Michigan
Upper Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Washington
Gogebic County Poultry Show Premiums Announced
Attractive premium books for the Gogebic Range Poultry Show are ready. Prizes will be awarded on single entries with cash premiums paid under the 1915 American Standard of Perfection for cocks cockerels hens and pullets. Special premiums include best utility hen and various sweepstakes prizes.
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Gogebic Range
P. O
Ironwood
It Was A Horse Of Another Color Story
A rich western farmer orders a gasoline engine by mail, with a suspenseful exchange about payment. The Chicago and Northwestern Railway buys 500 new steel flat cars for timber and forest trades. Iron County Wis jurors include ten women for the January term in Hurley, first such panel in Tron County history. A young man begins real education by forging his own path.
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Howly
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Peninsula
Ashland
Iron County
Wis
Hurley
Tron County
Phantom Ship Fore Shadowed Wreck Of Tug Reliance
Survivors of the tug Reliance recall a phantom ship seen on Lake Superior warnings of the disaster. Captain MacPherson and others report the ghost vessel crossing the bow at sunset last August and again in October, signaling looming peril at sea.
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Cireniult Ste
Reliance
MacPherson
Phan
Uanom
Charles Myron
Gargna Harbor
First Mass Broadcast by Radio From Duluth Cathedral
The Duluth Herald-Lyceum-Kelly station WJAP aired Midnight Mass from Sacred Heart Cathedral marking the first Catholic service and sermon broadcast worldwide. Bishop John T. McNicholas delivered the sermon with Helmer's concert orchestra and choir under John Goltz and Miss Theressa Lynn.
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Duluth
Theressa Lynn
McNicholas
Toft
City Electric and Plumbing Shop
Chicago
St. Louis
Davenport
Pittsburg
Minneapolis
Calvin Coolidge
Weeks
Denby
Where Do You Stand In Duty Or Neglect In Your Town
A community appeal urges loyal citizens to actively support local development by buying locally, boosting real estate and farm values, and investing in opportunities for business and employment. It emphasizes personal interest, moral support, financial backing, and cooperative effort as paths to honor and respect in the town.
Eleven Men Murdered Over Maplehurst Disaster Coal Strike
Reweena Miner argues in strong terms that those responsible for the long coal strike are as guilty as if they shot the eleven men who died in the Maplehurst disaster near the Canal. The writer says free movement of coal would have prevented the boat’s winter voyage on Lake Superior. A New York carpenter offers to build a keyhouse for $6, and the remark concludes with a quip about needing a hen and six dollars.
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Maplehurst
Lake Superior
New York
Ad ds Purebred Holstein Bull to Dairy Herd
Aldrich Mikola, Ironwood milk dealer, purchased Hengerveld Butter Boy Allegan, a purebred Holstein bull from Toms Voyce. The animal, well bred with a granddam yielding 1050 lbs butterfat in a year and a high producing dam, was valued at 2000 dollars and placed at Mikola’s herd in Fowlerville, Michigan.
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Aldrich Mikola
Ironwood
Allegan
Toms Voyce
Tie
Robin Carr
Fowlerville
Livingston County
Michigan
Hengerveld
Mikola
Arbuckle Reinstatement Hailed But People Split
Fatty Arbuckle is reportedly reinstated in the motion picture industry and may return. Will Hays and producers say Arbuckle's comeback rests with him, while the public influence is argued as decisive.
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Fatty” Arbuckle
Los Angeles
Arbuckle
Will Hays
Arbuckle Comeback Debate Faces Public Opinion
The piece weighs whether Fatty Arbuckle should be allowed another film appearance after acquittal. It notes his decreased public affection and the lingering scandal while asking if audiences can enjoy his work again. It urges readers to consider communal interests and the paper's advertising as guidance.
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Arbuckle
Fatty
Mining Gazette
Dairy Meeting Scheduled for Gogebic County
A series of meetings organized by the Michigan Agricultural College extension department and the Upper Peninsula Development Bureau aims to promote the dairy cow as a key asset in upper Michigan agriculture. Meetings are set for February 14 in Ironwood, February 15 in Houghton, and February 16 in Sault Ste. Marie. The Marquette bankers conference drew over 100 bankers, landowners and leading businessmen, sparking strong activity. Local banks in Sault Ste. Marie have merged funds to distribute pure-bred stock in Chippewa County. Distinguished speakers include Prof. O F B Reed and A G club leader Kettmen, with others from statewide dairying authorities.
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Upper Michigan
Michigan Agricultural College Extension Department
Upper Peninsula Development Bureau
Ironwood
Hscanaba
Sault Ste. Marie
Ohal Credits
Marquette
Peninsula
Sdlo
Choppewa County
O. F B. Reed
The
Michigan Agricultural
Col Kettmen
A. G
Larry F. Livingston
Dairying topics to be discussed at three meetings
Port for the M A C lists CG B Gunderson Pattison and Lawton as county agents and Bishop as Upper Peninsula Development Bureau secretary manager. Meetings will cover Dairying as a Business Dairying in our new Sections Calf Clubs as a Means to an End Land Clearing Financing the Project and the Future of the Industry. A. J. Glover may attend as editor of Hoards Dairying Fort Atkinson Wis. Deer hunting ban bill pursued by northern Wisconsin boards and supervisors with varying term lengths by county. Mrs A Coran returned to Duluth after visiting daughter Mrs Sacks. Mr and Mrs L S Rice of Bessemer visited Christmas day with daughter Mrs R F Hasbrook.
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CG. B. Gunderson
A. J. Glover
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Roosevelt Highway Association
Gogebic County
Northern
Suyervisors
Wisonsin
Hill
Way Jor
Forest
Langlade
Price County
Fedoral
Stetsons
Crushers
Wakefield Store Co
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