Marenisco Community News Notes Highlights Local Events
Shirley Ann Blaha celebrated a birthday with friends at her home, while Bonifas Lumber resumed operations. Margaret Razmuss wed Alfred Kulich in Marenisco with a free dance at the groom’s home. Local residents traveled to Chicago for the World’s Fair and visits to relatives. Others joined showers, retirements, and reforestation camps, with assorted trips to Rhine lander and Detroit.
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Shirley Ann Blaha
Dana Seagan
Phyllis Deichelbar
Anita Landoe
Betty Mae Pohl
June Graves
Margaret June Papin
Jean Gunderman
Billy Walker
Robert Perron
Dickie Blank
Shirley
Bonifas Lumber Company
Margaret Razmuss
Chicago
Alfred Kulich
Marenisco
Budgick
J. E. McNicholas
James
Jack
Carleton
Patricia
North Western University
M. M. Hansen
Bob
Mary Jo
Dorothy LeMaire
LeMaire
Ann Arbor
Escanaba
Ed. Neman
Milwaukee
Edward
Marquette University
Ira Miller
Town Hall
James Papin
Marquette University of Milwaukee
Theodore Russell
Peggy
Wyllis
Della Riece
Rhinelander
Charles Ray
George Nelson
Wausau
Winegar
Duff Fournier
Camp Custer
Joe Gagnon
Frances Mary
Detroit
Victor Sylvester
Michigan Spends Highest State Costs in 1931
Michigan led neighboring states in state government spending in 1931, with 73,417,422 dollars for maintenance and operation, equating to 14.98 dollars per capita. The figure exceeds the 12.26 per capita Wisconsin total and the 11.75 national average, marking a 106.6 percent rise since 1918 when per capita costs were 7.25.
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Michigan
Michigan Council On
Census Bureau
U. S
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illinois
Beavers Poaching Halted as Wisconsin Michigan Officers Convict Five
Michigan conservation officers along the Wisconsin border halted poaching and beaver skin running. Five men were convicted in the past week. Joseph Lyphmen of Antigo paid a 100 dollar fine after pleading guilty to transporting beaver skins. Norman Bates of Channing paid 34.35 dollars in fines and costs for assisting Lyphmen. Carl Blixt of Iron Mountain received 30 days in jail for running illegal furs down the Menominee river, with a beaver skin and two muskrats confiscated. Garheart Malmberg of Iron Mountain also jailed 10 days. Raymond Murray of Iron Mountain is listed among those convicted.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Joseph Lyphmen
Antigo
Norman Bates
Channing
Syphmen
Carl Blixt
Iron Mountain
Menominee River
Garheart Malmberg
Blixt
Raymond Murray
Beagle Creek Man Confesses to Illegal Beaver Skins
A man confessed guilt to illegal possession of beaver skins found by conservation officers in his garage. He paid a $25 fine.
Dare's Mentha Pepsin Elixir for Stomach Relief
Advert suggests quick relief from gas indigestion and heartburn with one tablespoonful of Dares Mentha Pepsin. Claims it cures indigestion and dyspepsia, notes 6000 bottles sold in a New Jersey town, and urges readers to ask their pharmacist for this stomach elixir.
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New Jersey
Dare
America
Probate Notice Time For Hearing Claims
State of Michigan Gogebic County Probate Court in Bessemer on May 23 1938 in the matter of the estate of Henry Poikonen deceased. The Court orders all creditors to present claims to the Probate Office on or before September 27 1933 at ten oclock in the forenoon for reception examination and adjustment of claims.
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Michigan
Gogebic
Bessemer
M. E. Nolan
Henry Poikonen
Board of Education
Wakefield
Gogebic County
Campanile Murders Thrilling Novel On Campus Starts
A probate notice outlines appointment for examining and adjusting claims against a deceased, with public notice to run three days in the Wake News. The American Weekly promotes Whitman Chambers thriller about a crafty college campus criminal.
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Campanile
Whitman Chambers
American Weekly
Herald
A Month’s Trip as He Thinks They Ought to Be
A brief note outlines a plan for a month long journey. It reflects a single person’s viewpoint on how the trip should proceed, emphasizing pacing and assigns priority to certain stops or activities. The passage presents a personal travel philosophy rather than a formal itinerary.
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