Reappointment of Cavender Postmaster Receives Support
The local post office reelection of Arthur Cavender for four years draws broad public approval. His tenure is praised for service willingness and potential to elevate the office to free citywide delivery and recognition as a government building. The piece notes a completed bank reorganization and honors leaders Tyack Novak Kronberg for guiding the effort in line with New Deal aims. It also mentions political figures and concerns over war debts and Japan tensions.
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Swedes Observe Tercentenary Next Sunday at Lake Superior
A Swedish landings tercentenary program at Lake Superior will feature an Ironwood man with family records claiming early Kalmar Nyckel ancestors. The event includes a Kalmar Nyckel landing reenactment, Swedish anthems, readings, and a closing benediction by a local minister.
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Ivory Attire and Roses Highlight Banquet Wedding
A wedding at the club featured an ivory gown with fingertip jacket and brimmed hat. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Durfee and Mr. and Mrs. co oo of An James Smith, Agnes B. Melan, and Mrs. O. A. Winter. Missbeth sang tunes and a breakfast followed beside fern-adorned rooms. Sleepy Yatchak plans a Alberta football stint after Moorhead State College graduation.
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Dell
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Moorhead State College
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James Gribble to graduate in business administration
Rae niversity confirms James Gribble son of Mr and Mrs Harry Gribble of Hancock Street will graduate this year after a four year course in business administration. He participated in campus societies and student circles during his studies.
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Mary Tavelli
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Funeral Rites For Miss Pekol Friday
Funeral services were held Friday for Miss Elisabeth Pekol 28 of Be sides here sister Rosella and brother Frank survive. Also noted is father Stanley Pekol with long residence in the area. The services took place at Viewital and burial followed at the wood cemetery after a period of illness.
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Few Candidates in Field for Local Election
Fragmentary OCR shows mention of William as candidate and John Rudolph Anderson as the present clerk. Tuoro appears as a candidate in the race with unclear full context and additional names incomplete.
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Cantiney Sette I Democratic Tse
John Rudolph Anderson
Tuoro
Reverend Carere Samee to Speak at Lutheran Service
Rev Brostrom will preach at 18:00 Sunday at Leakinadl Lutheran Church in Brooklyn. He attends as a delegate from the Augustana Synod of Lutheran Churches of the United States.
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Salem
Leakinadl Lutheran Church
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United State
Brooklyn
Augustana Synod
Lake Superior Mine Safety Conference set for Duluth
Mine tendees and safety officials will gather at the Duluth hotel next Thursday and Friday for the Lake Superior Mine Safety Conference. A feature will be demonstrations of safety equipment by several companies.
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Bids Sought This Fall For Concrete Paving On US 2
State highway officials announced bids will be advertised this fall for concrete paving on the US 2 stretch from Jackson Creek into Wakefield. The Grove School will finish grading this summer, with $100,000 allocated to fund the first overpass crossing over a state highway at the Northwestern railroad in Watersmeet.
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Wakefield WPA Projects Get Presidential Approval
Public works programs in Wakefield totaling 71 723 40 have won presidential approval and will start per local sponsor. Projects include school grounds improvements, tree planting, and two street works run by city and federal officials. 56 000 funds for 5 000 feet of concrete pavement. 40 898 federal and 15 112 local. Retread job employs 99 men re surfacing 3266 square yards of macadam. Cemetery and Eddy Park upgrades employ 34 and 80 respectively. M 28 pump road due to finish June 20. tree program to complete by June 20 with replacements planned in fall.</S>
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E. Hook
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Whco
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Nels Simonson
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Tax Value Reconsideration Probable After Lansing Hearing
Wakefield officials and a local school delegation urged the Michigan State Tax Commission to reconsider year valuations amid a protest at Lansing. Governor Murphy directed a commission representative to Lansing as Floyd Bein of the commission indicated a decision would come by Friday or Saturday. Local protests were voiced across regions and officials planned another trip to mining counties if needed.
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Decline in Wakefield Township School Census
A drop of seven school age children in Wakefield Township School District is reported by S. T. Bonino who completed the annual census. The district now lists 1,461 children of school age, down from 1,468 last year. May census figures help determine state school funding and district boundaries. In some uses the census estimates total district population at one third or one fourth.
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Start Ore Shipments From Wakefield Mine
The Wakefield mine resumed ore shipments Monday after weeks of delays due to heavy rainfall. The operation expects about 150000 tons of ore to be shipped this year, down from 255000 tons last summer. The company keeps a full crew on a five day week for open pit exploration and general repair work.
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