Wakefield Board of Education approves 1933 34 budget and salaries
Special meeting on June 16 1933 approves the 1933 34 budget appoints C W Bemer as Superintendent and Principal at 3760 8 salary. A new teacher salary schedule is adopted with 10 month terms and steps based on training and experience. Meeting ends at midnight with L G Wilson secretary and H A Tressel president approval.
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Wakefield Board of Education
Lepisto
Wilson
C. W. Bemer
Board of Education
Wakefield
Gogebic County
Michigan
Ool
Hints for the Household Betty Webster and recipes
A collage of household tips and recipes appears with instructions for beating egg whites with salt, fudge components, tea tablets, fruit drinks, and cake frosting. The text also recounts an incident in El Paso where a tear gas gun discharged in a cafe, causing patrons to cry and the deputy constable to abandon the weapon.
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de Yee
el Paso
Texas
Hermenegildo Garcia
Garcia
Marenisco News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Departures
Mr. Blank of Detroit visits Burton home with wife and daughter Catherin who will accompany him home. Mrs. Mayme Arnestad sidelined at home with blood poisoning from a nail infection. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Allen and grandson Bob travel to Manawa Wisconsin for an extended visit. Richard Humphrey and Miss Trilby LeMaire motor to Ewen to visit. Sally Hoffman attends farewell party for Mrs. W. A. L. Willard sponsored by Royal Neighbors. Willard family plans to move to California next week. A birthday gathering was held at a local home. Fred Owens formerly owned a Purleski business once in Merrill.
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Mr. Blank
Detroit
Burton
Ewen
Humphrey Me
Sally Hoffman
Royal Neighbors
W. A. L. Willard
Fred Owens
Purleski
Merrill, Wis
Wildlife gains despite hunters in Wallawa forest refuge
A Oregon census shows growth in wildlife in Wallawa national forest after the hunting season. Counts include 2,515 elk 10,200 mule deer 450 bears 1,600 coyotes and 325 bobcats. The scene shifts to a grocery counter remark contrasting freshness with origin.
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Oregon
Ore
Wallawa National Forest
Montreal Defeats St. Mary's In Sunday Tilt
St. Mary's baseball team played improved baseball to hold Montreal of the Tri-State league to an 8 to 5 loss last Sunday. St. Mary's next faces Ironwood Amateurs, among the league's strongest squads, in the upcoming Sunday game.
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St. Mary’s
Montreal
St. Mary's
Ironwood
Silent Launch Hints at Slower Book Sales
Fragmentary dialogue reveals worry over a new book’s reception with characters debating secrecy and social friction. A cryptic remark about a detour serves as a metaphor for stalled progress and strained relationships.
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the Peoples Co-Operative CO
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