Hurley Woman Dies and Burial in Duluth
Mrs. Ben Mark of Hurley died Friday night at a hospital from a pulmonary embolism after childbirth. Funeral services were held Friday at 2:30 p.m. at the funeral home with Carl Malmaquist officiating. Burial was in Riverside cemetery. Also notes: Ironwood school board irregularity. U S 2 relocation crew starts. contract awarded to A B Lynch to extend Cloverland Drive and connect US 2. bridge over Montreal River to be built near Saxon.
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Hurley
Duluth
Ben Mark
Saturda View Hospital
N. Funeral Home
V. Carl Malmaquist
Riverside Cemetery
Pwr
Saron
Saxon
A. B. Lynch
Milwaukee
LaFollette
Cloverland Drive
Ironwood
Montreal
Car overturns injuring two near Pine Lake
A Sunday afternoon collision on Pine Lake left two men with cuts and bruises after a white automobile overturned near S-5. They were brought to Strom's hospital for treatment. a second car's occupants were not injured.
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Peter Lazais
Sunda
Pine Lake
Death inquest on John Yale amid moonshine tragedy
An inquest led by Charles Nyberfied examined the death of John Yale at a Th location, following testimony that a brother collapsed after drinking whiskey. The account referenced a six pint moonshine incident leading to the fatal outcome.
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Ahtenpaa
John Yale
Charles Nyberfied
Test
In the Basement of His Isle The Bullet Tore Ver Jaw
A fragmented report describes a shooting injuring a man at his home basement on an isle. The bullet struck his jaw as he encountered an assailant and fled the scene. No further details or suspects are provided.
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Isle
Jeppesen Heads Ironwood Board Of Education
Jeppesen was re elected president of the Ironwood board of education Monday night by a 100 a year salary, despite a failed attempt to appoint a nonmember. Palmer Wester was elected treasurer by unanimous vote, replacing Walter F Olson who declined candidacy. Olson announced he did not wish to seek the office. The salary remained at 200 a year. Walter Olson was named head president pro tem. Robert Right was appointed attorney at a salary of 500, a reduction of 280 a year from the tentative salary set months earlier.
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Jeppesen
Ironwood Board
F. J. Jeppesen
Ironwood Board of Education
I i Pye Atte
Aarye
Palmer Wester
Walter F. Olson
Walter Olson
Bead
Bec
Robert Right
Aorney
Boy Injured by Dynamite Cap in Puritan Location
Eight year old Jacob Niilo Koski of Puritan location was seriously injured Monday afternoon when a dynamite cap he played with exploded. He sustained puncture wounds to the body and a puncture wound to the left eye that could blind him. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Koski.
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Jacob Niilo Koski
Puritan
Jacob Koski
Erickson and Kangas Elected To Board Seats
Erickson and Kangas were elected to two board positions, succeeding Saari and Kleimola. Erickson received 178 votes and Kangas 104, defeating Gust Abramson and C. C. Anderson, with John Saari and Waino Kleimola also listed as candidates.
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Erickson
Kangas
William Erickson
John Kangas Ae
Onwood
Thomas Saari
Waino Kieimola
Gust Abramson
C. C. Anderson
John Saari
Waino Kleimola
Hurley School Budget Approved by District
Hurley school district voted Monday night to levy 129000 as the school tax at the Lincoln High School meeting. The budget totals 129000, 14000 less than last year, reflecting a reduced expenditure plan for the coming year.
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Hurley
Ace Schoo
Seseweurley
Ontreal
Cave
Imball
Oma
Rn Seer
Lincoln High School
Winkowski Pays Fine and Releases from Jail
Leo Winkowski paid a $100 fine and $28 costs in justice court. Adolph Penny paid a fee to a jail term and was released from Ironwood jail after several months of illness with cancer. Charles Tuesday afternoon, Ole Leksell of Field Street, was mentioned in connection with the illness and death context.
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Winkowski
Leo Winkowski
Justice Court
Adolph Penny
Accomng
Ironwood Charles
Ole Leksell
Field Street
Official Proceedings of Wakefield City Commission July 13 1932
The regular meeting of Wakefield Michigan City Commission on July 13 1932 at City Hall was chaired by Mayor Cleon. Bills were approved. discussions covered a Rummel contract status a tax issue sought by the Michigan League of Public Owned Utilities and a garbage collection plan at Wico Plymouth Verona locations. The board accepted health water analysis and Municipal Court reports, and authorized a $200 advance to the Fire Department for six members to attend a fire school in Munising Michigan.
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Wakefield
Michigan
Warren Sibley
Sidewalk En Ee
J. W. Gill
Sidewalk Ee
John Simonson
Mrs
Mary Jarvinen
Sidewalk
Enron Sige Ee
Mauritz Bye
John A. Hill
Anton and
Emily Ringsmuth
Sidewalk Porn Ee
George Cavender
Battista Bugni
Joseph and
Mary Hrbacek
Culver Motor Company
Duluth Plumbing Supplies Company
Farm Burea Services, Inc
Bogram Chlorateys Oso Co
F. D. Kees Mfg. Company
Superior District Power Co
Verona
Charles Lampi
Wut
Wetorearias Tentay
Marshall-Wells Company
Fred Oberlander
F. P. Smith Wire & Iron Works
MT Ois i
von Lengerke
Pickands, Mather & Company
Chicago
Pioneer Welding Works
Louis Sacks
Sunday Lake Garage
Wakefield Auto Service
Cees G. Makitah Deess Inhducer
Hil
Er Simonson
Bedell
Hill
Michigan League of Public Owned Utilities
City Commission
Simonson
Washington
E. R. Hillis
Public Works
Wico
Plymouth
Ater
Public Works Department
Andy Hood
Fire Department
Commission
Munising
Mezzano
Street Paving Authorized for Ironwood Route Widening
City Manager Dow announced that authorization for paving Suffolk Street from A to the North Western railroad tracks, on Ironwood’s Arora Street north to the rail line, was received from the state highway department for widening and improvements.
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Suffolk Street
Arora Street
North Western Railroad
Ironwood
City of
State Highway Department
Dowis
Deer appears in Martinsburg yard and is killed
In Martinsburg West Virginia a 150 pound doe eluded hunters and dogs, hopped a wire fence and broke its neck in the Roush front yard. Edward Roush cut its throat and officials ruled the death legal. Meat was given to the Roush family then donated to local hospitals. First county deer of the season, likely chased from the mountains west.
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Martinsburg
Roush
Edward Roush
Here
Youth 17 Confesses Murder of Benefactor Over Money
A 17 year old youth confessed to police that he shot and killed his benefactor after saying the man gave him money but he wanted more. He admitted the crime and stated I killed him for more dough.
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Wipo
3. C
Wild Cow of Cape Cod Defies Capture Five Years On
The wild cow of Cape Cod near Hyannis remains uncaught after five years of roaming. Authorities and residents recall multiple capture attempts as the animal continues to elude nets and tranquilizers in Barnstable and surrounding areas.
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Cape Cod
Hyannis
Barnstable
Dog Jails Master Helena Mont Crime Report
Officers tracing an office burglary to Charles Trot found muddy dog tracks leading from his brown water spaniel. Investigators say the dog played a role in the incident while the owner faces charges. City Hall re register vote note unclear.
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Helena
Mont
Charles
Fragmentary note hints at a date and ears
A garbled OCR fragment mentions ears and a date around eighteen eighteenth century context, yielding unclear specifics. No clear events, names, or locations are discernible beyond vague time markers.
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Jane Hill
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Cheney’s Cafe
Werner Larson
Wakefield Cash Store
Wakefield, Mich
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