Gogebic County Votes in 1923 Biennial Election Certified
The Gogebic County canvassers certify the 1923 Biennial Election results showing vote totals for State Officers, Supreme Court Justice, University Regents, State Board members, and local offices. Howard Wiest led the Supreme Court with 3296 votes. George Burke 964. others listed. totals for Regents 9076, Superintendents 4632, Education 4608, Agriculture 9134, Circuit Judge 3761, County Commissioners 3670. The statement, signed April 12, 1923, includes seals, witnesses, and certification of the county clerk’s records.
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Gogebic
Michigan
Bard County
Supreme Court
State Board of Education
State Board of Agriculture
32Nd Judicial Circuit
Grant Fellows
VOCOS
Cnccne
Saanes
Howard Wiest
George’j. Burke
Howard W. Cavanagh
Harvey B. Hatch
Thomas A. Mead
Junius
Beal
Ralph Stone
Frank D. Eaman
Edmund C. Shields
Mary E. Faull
Lily Allen
Lesaigand
Allen M. Freeland
Mary L. Hinsdale
Martha J. McCall
Totel
Clark L
Brody
Certifying the County Canvassers Vote Copy
The statement of votes for a proposed constitutional amendment in Gogebic County is certified as correct by D C Houk and the Board of County Canvassers. Dated April 12, 1923, in Gogebic, with John Luxmore Jr. as County Clerk and Board Chairman.
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John Luxmore JR
Board of County
State OF Michigan
Gogebic
Alois A. Mazanec
of Michigan
Michigan
Gogbei
Quietness as social grace and self control
The piece argues that fidgeting disrupts conversation and shows a lack of poise. It stresses restfulness as a dignity essential, urging training to keep fingers and feet still. It cites Youth's Companion to advise using limbs only when appropriate.
Lake Mentz irrigation project powers vast water system
A major irrigation project in the heart of the dark continent known as the Lake Mentz conservation works has just been completed along Sun day's river. It stands second only to the AsSuan dam in Egypt in size and importance, with a 150 foot high dam and a top length of 1150 feet. It impounds 25.7 billion gallons of water and submerges 4900 acres, promising redemption of land for agriculture and stock raising.
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Lake Mentz
Great AsSuan
Egypt
Monster Fossil Skeleton Dug Up in Patagonia
A colossal fossil skeleton, claimed to be the largest prehistoric animal, was unearthed in Patagonia. The reptile, part of the dinosaur family, reportedly stretched about 140 feet long and stood at least 50 feet tall, dwarfing modern city traffic and urban pedestrians.
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Patagonia
South America
Air Dictionary for Aeronautics Published by N A C A
Washington announces NACA publication of Nomenclature for Aeronautics a standard air language guide. It defines terms such as airway airport amphibine inflation and pilot applicable to both heavier and lighter than air craft while noting historic terms like aviator and aeronaut are discarded. Join the American Legion now.
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National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Washington
Aviatrix
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William H. W
John H. Perry
Andrew Wood
Woage
Herbert Ww
Gawdy
Nantes
Welll
HE. Sumner
Rust
George O. Drut
Puanie-Ias
John ©. Watson
State OF
of Gogebic
A. M. Gilbert
C. Houk
Board of County Canvassers
Bessemer
Furst
Skeud& Goldman
Wakefield, Michigan
D. C. Houk
Daly
Patience
Jom
American Legion
Board OF Review
Wakefield
WM. Jacobson
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