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The Wakefield News

Location

Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1930

Page

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Newport iron mine to add new shaft near Ironwood

A major project at the Newport iron mine in Ironwood Michigan aims to sink a new vertical shaft 13 ft by 21 ft 1 in, with six compartments. The shaft reaches 2,579 ft below surface at the 28th level and will be powered by a 2,600 hp generator set and two 3,600 cu ft per minute air compressors. The plan includes fireproof buildings, hoists, pumps, and a new headframe, with completion expected late 1933 or early 1934 and a projected $1,000,000 outlay.

Newport Iron Ironwood Igan Bic Nds. Mather & Company Town Sheet & Tube Company Worden-Allen Com Milwaukee Conoe Lake Superior Lake Bridge & Steel Company Milee Rands, Mather & Co P. Chinn Duluth A. Isholm Mich Abe

S. T. Bonino to Sell 1931 License Tags in Wakefield

S T Bonino appointed state department agent to sell 1931 license plates in Wakefield territory. He left for Lansing to learn the work and will sell plates next week at his Wakefield shop after 1250 sets arrived from Jackson. He replaces James Bedell. John Landers will sell at Ironwood and the county clerk’s office handles territory around Bessemer.

Savino T. Bonino State Department Wakefield Bonino Lansing State Office Jackson State Penal Institution James W. Bedell John A. Landers Ironwood Bessemer

Charity Basketball Game Here Sunday

The Wakefield Wolverines open their season Sunday afternoon against Bergland at the Community gymnasium. Proceeds go to charity. tickets urged for the cause. game starts at 2 15 with Coach Wood seeking a strong squad and several college and high school stars vying for spots.

Wakefield Wolverines Bergland Wakefield Wood Wolverines

Personal notices from Calumet to Ironwood holiday visits

A long list of local residents visiting relatives or spending Thanksgiving and holidays away. Names include Miss Mary Savalli, Miss Mae Niemi, Mrs. Freeman Hasbrook, Miss Agnes Myhre, H I Davies, Miss Luella Lumakka, Miss Hazel Olson, Mrs. J W Peurner, Rudolph Smith, Miss Beatrice Keskey, and many others visiting Calumet, Ashland, Superior, Minneapolis, Chicago, and South Bend. Also notes of a housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Matt Hyppa and a social gathering with gifts for hosts and guests.

Mary Savalli Calumet Mae Niemi Ashland Freeman Hasbrook Chicago T. O’brien Agnes Myhre Washburn, Js Luella Lumakka Thomaston Ironwood Hazel Olson Minneapolis J. W. Peurner Jefferson Wiccasin J. J. Rummel Mary Iavelli Michigan Rudolph Smith Michigan Tech Martin Loveless Superior Beatrice Keskey Northern State Teacher’s College Isaac Keskey Nadia Thorpe Estelle Ruth Gertrude Olson Wilma Pascoe Wednesda Sr. Bonino Savino Cavender South Bend Ind Arthur Cavender Lansing Bonino Notre Dame Jean Lester Myrtle Nquist Frances Derleth Henrietta MacDonald Inga Johnson Marquette William Carter Wis Pve Matt Hyppa Pierce Street Herman Korpi Ksko Ollikka Aug. Wedanoja A. Saari A. Keru Matt Hya Isaac Lahti John A. Wedanoja John Lepisto Victor Halberg Elias Lemlin Willian Saari Matt Halberg J Ahola Dave Jar William Rosen Mary Keski Samppi Anna Hyppa Saunamaki Johnnson Jack Keski Lydia Saari Missia Saari Elias Oja John Kuivinen William, Kuivinn

Mining Companies Distribute Turkeys on Holiday Hope

More than 700 turkeys were distributed this week to employees of Wakefield Iron, Plymouth mines, Newata Ironwood, and Caryaturley in acknowledgment of safety records. Wakefield Iron received 125 turkeys for a year with no lost time accidents and Plymouth got about 10 turkeys.

Wakefield Iron and Plymouth Newa Ironwood Caryaturley Wakefield Iron

Local Operations Recover to 52 Percent Capacity This Week

In Youngstown district operations recover two points to 52 percent capacity this week from 50 percent last week. Increased sheet producer activity drives the upturn. Miss Gertrude Komove visits relatives in Appleton Wisconsin this weekend.

Youngstown Gertrude Komove Appleton Wiscor‘sin

Treasurer to Collect Taxes in Wakefield Township

William F. Johnson, treasurer, will collect Wakefield township taxes this year. Formerly at the First National Bank, he will handle the work at the Thomaston Town Hall each Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tax money will be received during those hours, with possible extra time after year’s start. Tax statements will be mailed within two weeks.

William F. Johnson Wakefield Township First National Bank Johnson Thomaston

Plan for Large Expenditures in Youngstown Steel Mills

The Youngstown steel district plans substantial spending estimated between 50 million and 75 million dollars on new mill equipment in the near future. The aim is to boost production by replacing older mills with modern facilities.

Youngstown

Plan to Route US 2 Through Wakefield on Putnam Street

County engineers begin a survey for relocating US 2 from Ramsay east through Wakefield toward Man. State support is secured with completion aimed by June 1 next year. The route travels from the Eureka mine spur west of Ramsay, past Verona hill, then along old county road through Wakefield and Putnam street to Peoples store corner, breaking south and east toward Comet location and Morgan. It would join the present highway beyond, with the only railroad spur being the Sunday Lake mine spur on Putnam street. A future project may relocate part of M-28 between Kent and the Ontonagon county line, possibly eliminating several gravel miles if approved.

Ramsay Wakefield Man Eureka Verona Hill Putnam Street Peoples We Comet Morgan Ana Sunday Lake Kent Ontonagen

Demand for Steel Pipe Seen Rising Over Next Five Years

Demand for steel pipe is estimated at 15 to 20 million tons within three to five years as modern pipe reduces idle transmission over long distances for oil natural gas and gasoline.

Ore Imports From Russia Signal Steel Market Shift

Russian iron ore shipments have reached the United States with three consignments landing in Baltimore and two in Boston, while more cargoes arrive from Nikolaev near the Black Sea. The ore, about 65 percent iron, is used for basic pig iron. Separate notes distinguish manganese ore from Poti. In the Youngstown area, independent steel firms cooperate with Carnegie Steel Co to stabilize prices, with current quotes unchanged though actual sales run $1 to $2 below the list, raising profitability concerns for some mills.

Russia Baltimore Boston Nikolaev Black Sea Poti Caucasus Bug River Odessa Youngstown Caragaie Steel Co Steel Corporation Carnegie Company

Reverend James Dutton to Preach Sunday at Union Church

Supt James Duton of the Marquette district will preach Sunday November 30 at 11 15 AM in the Union church Morning services precede the First Quarterly Conference immediately after. Evening services are set for the second and fourth Sundays. Sunday school at 10 AM directed by J S Gilbert. Mrs Philip Wood and family travel to Wisconsin Rapids for a funeral.

James Duton Marquette Union Church J. S. Gilbert

Gogebic County Sets 1930 Tax Collection Totals and Rates

Gogebic county will begin tax collection totaling 2,631,574.94 dollars, down from last year. Ironwood leads with about 940,000 dollars, Wakefield around 525,284, and Carlson township reports the lowest rate at 28.65 per thousand. Wakefield township tax rate stands at 45.80, Marenisco at 49.66, with total levies varying due to reduced valuations and road repair needs while school funding remains steady.

Gogebic Ironwood City of Wakefield Govebic County Bessemer Wakefield City Carlson Wakefield Wakefield Township Marenisco Marenisco Township

Dr Ruthven Urges Purchase of Christmas Seals

Dr Alexander G Ruthven president of the Veen of Michigan and chairman of the State Christmas Seal Honorary Committee urges wholehearted support for the 1930 sale. Thanksgiving Day will open the drive with 600 seals sent to Gogebic county residents. In 1929 Gogebic County bought $2056.83 worth of seals, an average 6.47 cents per person, compared with 4.81 cents statewide. He says the sale funds tuberculosis defense as unemployment and poor diets threaten rising deaths and urges all who can to buy to save lives and fund preventive measures.

Ruthven Alexander G. Ruthven The Veen of Michigan Michigan Tuberculosis Association Gogebic County Gogebic

Marenisco News Notes and Local Activities

The Royal Neighbors of America met in Town Hall Thursday. The Marenisco Affirmative Debate team defeated Bergland Negative by 30 points. Team members were Virginia Mec Nicholas, Gladys Pratt and Norman Olson with Lorraine Bittner as chair and Clifford Diotte as timekeeper. Ironwood judges included Mr. and Mrs. Porter and Mr. Huntwork. Lutheran services were held Tuesday in Town Hall, with Rev Nickles officiating, and Sunday School met at Roosevelt School. Mrs. Whitburn and son Donald went to Detroit for medical care, visiting relatives. Marenisco schools closed Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving.

Royal Neighbors of America Marenisco Bergland Virginia Mec-Nicholas Gladys Pratt Norman Olson Lorraine Bittner Clifford Diotte Porter Ironwood Huntwork Nickles Roosevelt School

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Port Shaft Ella Martha Paa Martha Kuivinen Ella Hyprace Olson Sylvia Tusa Elsien Norther Stateer’s College Husking Fred Stanek Webster County Iowa Norton Kan S. T. Bonino H. I. Davies Escanaba Elizabeth Adams M Polis Turkeys U.S Albert Einstein California Institute of Technology Mt. Wilson Observatory Jas. Dutton Philip Wood Andy Florence Wisconsin Rapids Marenisco News
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