Wakefield City Commission approves minutes amid separate votes
Regular meeting notes June 15 1934 with Mayor Cleon and four commissioners present. Bills from multiple vendors listed and approved, including Gogebic Auto Co and Michigan Bell. A library funding resolution directs ballots or machines for August 28 1934 election. Budget and annual appropriation bill proposed and ordered published for public hearing.
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Wakefield
Michigan
Cleon
Kent
Bedell
Kuivinen
Gilbert
Wee Ewes
Michigan Municipal League
B. Gara
City of Wakefield Budget 1934 35 Public Affairs A
The document outlines the 1934 35 budget period July 1 1934 to July 1 1935 for the Department of Public Affairs A in Wakefield. It itemizes allocations, anticipated revenues, and spending priorities guiding municipal operations.
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Department OF Public Affairs
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Accesacceseo
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Hee Ete
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Ironwood Michigan
Default on May 1 1929 mortgage to Walter Hall Ironwood Michigan triggers foreclosure sale August 1 1934 at 10 a.m. at court house in Bessemer to pay a debt of 1280 dollars plus 35 dollars attorney fee. property Lot 17 in Block 3 Megan Koenig First Addition Ironwood described as owned by Kalle Ahonen and wife and now to Bendy mortgagee via Bendi deed recorded May 3 1929.
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Kalle Ahonen
Walter Hall
City of Ironwood
Ere
Ahonen
Gage
Warran
Baniin
Gladys
Dublin
Walter Bendy
Bessemer
County of Go
Megan & Koenig
Inewete
Michigan
Bendy Mortgages Clifford- A. A Rethewey
Devoy Building
Ironwood
Bowery Changes From Country Road To Pleasure Street 1755-40
From Old Bowery Days the Bowery grows from a rural lane with split rail fences and windmills to a bustling lower Bowery by 1825 40 when walks fill with sailors and butchers and the night cries offer fresh oysters hot corn and baked pears from charcoal fires, described in vivid period detail.
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The
Bowery
Lower Bowery
The Holy Terror Mine Namesake Tale
A South Dakota Black Hills mine gained its name from a prospector who promised his wife he would name it after her scandalous request. The wife’s quip led to the mine being called The Holy Terror, a curious tale among many place names in the western map.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
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Los Angeles Times
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Canvas May & Malone
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Michigan Scrap Iron Company
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Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Michela Company
Anton Ringsmuth
Wakefield Crushed Stone Company
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Charles Valisano
Mary Valisano
Joseph Tarro
Mary Tarro
Tressel & Prout
Wakefield Fire Department
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Aylward Sons Company
Chase Brass and Copper Company
Co-Op Electric Supply Company
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Au Ditto, Incorporated
Ss Drott Tractor Company
Globe Publishing Company
W. S. Nott Company
James O. Jacobson
Moving Picture Booth
Olson Brothers
City of Wakefield
Aakini Wakefield Lumber Company
Wakefield General Hospital
American LaFrance & Foamite Ind. Inc
Cory Metal Corporation
Fidelity and Casualty Company of
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