Wakefield City Commission Advances Budget and Lighting Measures
The Wakefield City Commission discusses amendments for voter approval, sidewalk repairs from City Hall to Harrison Street, and Eddy Park additions. Proposals include lowering electric lighting, stove, and power rates, reducing meter deposits, and adjusting the street lighting rate after August 1 1932. Mayor Cloon leads in proposing rate cuts. commission adjourns with Yeas Hill Simonson Bedell and Cloon.
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Hall
Simonson
Mezzano
Sunday Lake Street
City Hall
Harrison Street
Bedell
Electric Light
Cloon
Electric
Parole Breaker Returned to Serve at Tonia
Range rangings reports a parolee named Messenen of Tronwood being returned to Tonia by the sheriff's department for a three year parole violation. The piece notes the case involves motor vehicle dangers and a fatal accident surrounding Joseph Duda, a plaster contractor, with details of a truck rolling after being left in gear and striking Duda, resulting in a skull fracture and lung injuries. Funeral services for Duda were held at St Sebastian's with burial at Hillcrest cemetery. Dr Madajesky Dies at Home, Gogebies Pioneer Physician Passes After Stroke and thrombus. long career with Oliver Clinic and Oliver Iron Mining Co. in Gogebic range. funeral services held Friday.
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Tonia
Ed Messenen
Tronwood
Messenen
Joseph Duda
Bessemer
Duda
Old County Road
St. Sebastian's
Madajesky
Ernest H. Madajeski
Ironwood
Madajeski
Oliver Clinic
Oliver Iron Mining Co
Theft Case Plea and Sentences From May Robbery
In a circuit court session Judge George Driscoll sentenced Douglas Beck and William Jamont to five to fifteen years in state prison for participation in the Genaro D Antonio home safe robbery at Tronwood on May 18. Beck received a recommended term of 10 years and Jamont seven and a half years. Golfred Castagna remains held awaiting trial, possibly in August.
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Genaro D’antonio
Tronwood
Douglas
Slim) Beck
William
Bill) Jamont
George Driscoll
Circuit Court
Beck
Marquette
Jamont
Golfred Castagna
Bessemer Men Fined for Unlicensed Plumbing Work
Erwin Portz and Louis Mitchell of Bessemer were fined $10 and costs after arraignment in municipal court for performing plumbing work without state licenses. Fines suspended and defendants placed on probation until licenses are obtained following a complaint by a state plumbing inspector.
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Bessemer
Erwin Portz
Louis Mitchell
WJMS Radio Schedule Highlights July Weekend
Radio program guide lists July 23 to 28 with daytime and evening blocks. Notable entries include Sunshine Melodies, Union Mutual Life segments, Gubber Lombardo showcases, Spider Webb and the WJMS Orchestra, and organ recitals at First Methodist Church.
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Union Mutual Life
Mrs. Sullivan
Gubber Lombardo
Barney Johnson Co
Spider Webb
Bud Scott
First Methodist Church
Rudy Bolich
Hub Store
Baldwin
Walter Daley
Union Mutual Life Program
WJMS
Orchendra
Church of Tronwood
Zenda DeRubeis
First Methodist
WJIMS
Trixie Lewis
EEF Regge
Union Mutual
Uion Co
Rat Lehr, Co
Rgan
First
Methodist Chuch
Hub
Musso
Linni
Barney John
Onde Ti
Claude
Gabber Lombardo
C. E. Gunderson
County Agr
New Johnson
the of the First Methodist Church
Wims Orchestra
The
Bar. Co
Sunshine Melodies
Gram
New Bridge Contract Awarded on US-51 at Layman’s Creek
Iron County highway department reports a contract to build a new bridge over Layman’s Creek on US-51 has gone to Archie Clark, a Wausau contractor. The contract was awarded at Rhinelander on Monday and work is expected to begin immediately.
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Layman’s Creek
Archie Clark
Iron County Highway Department
Rhinelander
D. S. S. A. Offers Temp Low Lime Rates to Farmers
The D. S. S. A. railway announces a temporary carbide lime rate from Union Carbide of Sault Ste. Marie to all line points. The rate is about two thirds to three fourths of the regular fare and runs from August 1 to November 30, delivering lime to nearly all stations at a net cost under one dollar per ton. Farmers should contact county agents for details. or B A Heath in Marquette for sections without agents.
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D. S.S. & A. Railway
Carbide
Union Carbide Company
Sault Ste. Marie
B. A. Heath
D. S. S. & A. Railway
Marquette
Eight Proposals To Be Listed On September Ballot
Candidates must file petitions with the Department of State by July 26 to secure spots on the September primary ballot. As of now 24 candidates have filed for lieutenant governor, Congress, and state legislature. Seven constitutional amendments had qualified for submission to voters in November after petitions expired July 8.
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Department Oftate
Congress
Emerald Oil Healing advert with leg care claims
A bold remedy ad promises to heal swollen veins ulcers and leg pains by anointing with Emerald Oil and bandaging from ankle to knee. It claims no more broken veins ulcers or crippling pain and warns the druggist won’t refund unless the user is helped.
Ballot Proposals Include Reapportionment and Tax Exemption
The article lists eight ballot questions on constitutional changes and tax issues. It notes the first four measures won ballot placement by signature counts, the fifth through seventh were referred by legislature, and the eighth stems from referendum petitions. Candidates for governor, lieutenant governor, Congress, and multi county districts must file petitions by July 26, with county bench vacancies in Kent, Saginaw, and Wayne also due then.
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Establishment Control Commission
Department of State
Kent
Saginaw
Wayne Counties
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Chester Morris
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Buddy” Rogers
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