December Report Highlights Upsurge in Upper Michigan Development
The Developme n Bureau notes a surge in activity with mail averaging 110 pieces daily from Marquette. Highlights include Krendler Brothers Shox Last Company exploring Upper Michigan sites for a branch factory and Tim ber Sales Company surveying timber tracts from forty to one thousand acres. Two new fish hatcheries are planned for the Upper Peninsula, location to be set by the State Department of Conservation. A new financial secretary, Harry R. Snyder of Duluth, will start January 8 in Marquette to oversee finances locally. The bureau proceeds with a tourist promotion plan emphasizing direct distribution of literature and feature ads in outdoor media.
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Upper Peninsula
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Upper Michigan
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Duluth
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Upper Peninsula development bureau reports active outreach
The November report notes wide distribution to officers and county supervisors, rising inquiries on Upper Michigan industry, publicity efforts with the Upper Michigan Press, and ongoing advertising campaigns. J. J. Jocteas designed ads including blotters and road signs, plus lecture slides and magazine articles for distribution. Secretary Manager toured Escanaba and other towns, meeting civic groups and chambers.
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Nerry
Upper Michigan
Industral
Rhrough
Lawrence Tucker
Hla Qiette
Midhon Y
Jocteas
Chie
Berald
Hull
Coverland Magazine
Bureau
Escanaba
Manistique
Gillstone
Shoeming
Newaunee
Trout Creek
Winter Poultry Show At Gogebic County Fairgrounds
At the January 18 meeting of the Gogebic Range Poultry Association held in the county agricultural arena in Tronwood plans were laid for a premier winter poultry show. Now in its third year the event attracts many exhibitors from 40 factions with top quality breeds expected to win honors from other fairs. The Gogebic County Extension Service and a local judge will oversee judging with James J. Daley of Mohawk also slated as judge. A poultry calling demonstration may be held and cash prizes totaling 300 are offered for first and second place awards.
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Agricultur MB Association
Kiepper Koops
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Bill
Soran
Seases
Yeal College Extension Service
James J. Daley
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