Republic Iron and Steel Discontinues Gogebic Exploration
The Republic Iron and Steel Co abandons exploration on the Gogebic iron range under multiple leases for an indefinite period while keeping the Phamer lease. Underground work has reached 2300 feet shaft depth with surface plant intact for future work. pumps will be removed and the mine flooded. The company plans possible later exploration, having spent heavily on Plumer.
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Iron Ore Movement May See Large Lake Superior Shipments
May ore shipments from the Lake Superior region are estimated at about 5,200,000 gross tons, down from 5,453,428 tons a year earlier, with irregular boat movement due to dredging. Despite pessimism in the iron and steel sector, optimism exists for a near term upturn, potentially boosting ore schedules and possibly surpassing 50,000,000 gross tons for the season as the latter part may show heightened activity.
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Lake Superior
Headache Drugs Warned In Health Bulletin
A North Carolina Health Bulletin warns that headache remedies from soda fountains can be dangerous as they contain powerful coal tar derivatives. The piece urges finding and fixing underlying causes such as stomach issues or eye strain, noting drug risks include addiction and potential fatal overdoses.
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North Carolina State Board of Health
Wakefield City Commission May 29 1924 Proceedings
Regular meeting notes show Mayor Rummel and Commissioners Hook Strough present with Hornibrook Hart absent. Bills listed include Central Electric, Marshall-Wells, Stewart Specialty, and others. $1000 on W Peters Lake Shore Drive widening. insurance on Memorial Building. bids opened on old fire hall and nearby lots. Ringsmuth bid accepted with 30 day removal. Desonia bid accepted with warranty deed. lease assignment to Cleon Motor approved. no further building on Memorial grounds. Edythe B Rummel proposal debated and rejected except for West 110 feet lots 3 6 7 block 27 with funds transfer and first payment $7300. reports read and filed. liquor license for non-intoxicating beverages approved. tarvia macadam resurfacing authorized.
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Central Electric Company
Marshall-Wells Company
Stewart Specialty Company
Erwin E. Foltz
Victor Lepisto
Board of Education
Hill & Manley
Wakefield Fire Department
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Ba. McCarthy
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Cleon Motor Company
William H. Roberts
W. S. Peters
Lake Shore Drive
Edythe B. Rummel
Strough
Hook
Joseph Desonia
Wakefield
Memorial
Hart
Edythe B. Kummel
Department of Water
Revolvingly Speaking We Remember Our Meeting In The Door
The New Orleans Times-Picayune recalls a first meeting in a revolving door at the post office and recalls how the exchange led to a longer path together through the years in a nostalgic note.
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New Orleans Times-Picayune
Farms Auctioned for Taxes in Arkansas Receiver Sale
Five thousand small farms were auctioned in Arkansas at a federal receiver’s sale to satisfy tax assessments. The proceeds were tied to taxes assessed for land and highway construction.
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