County Board Annual Meeting Proceedings Continue
The County Board proceedings include a resolution by Mr. Beissel urging adoption of the committee on apportionment of taxes report and applying state and county taxes to local purposes across cities and townships. A list of individuals and payments to University Hospital is noted with a total of 51 dollars, signed by Judge WS Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the County Board
Hert Beissel
Rrimmel
Gogebie County
Alfred Kallander
University Hospital
Isaac Bjork
John Bodack
Mildred Chovan
Mary Roedowski
Vienna Jolamaki
Gogebic County Board Proceedings 1923 24 Campaigns
The Gogebic County Board of Supervisors met to approve county officers’ counts and audit reports, elect new officials for terms through 1924, and appoint a road commissioner after A D Johnston’s death. It authorized contageous disease funding, mourned Johnston with a condolence resolution, and adjourned to Nov 6 1923 with chairman Wholt presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Kallander
Bessemer
Michigan
Board of Supervisors
Gogebic County
F. I. Hook
William P. Toomey
Leonard C. Kulosavicr
Albert Engberg
Mr. Toomey
Mr. Fritz
Messrs. Hook
Kulasavicz
Fritz
Toomey
Rummel
Committee On Contagious Diseases
Mr. Tock
Wm. P. Toomey
Wm. E. Fitty
Leonard Kalasavicz
Frank E.hook
C. R. Cobb
Frank Abelman
Abelman
Kulasovicz
Board of
School Commissioners
Ruth Wheatley
Engberg
County Road Commission
A. D. Johnston
Abe Mathews
Hart
PLA. Johnson
Pantera
Messrs. Hart and Fox
P. A. Johnson
Board of County Road Commissioners
Hook
Lake Gogbie
Fox
Messrs. Fox, Rummuel and
Gogebic
Mr. Johnston
Johnston
A. m. Co
John Luxmore, Jr
The Fate of a Traitor on the Frontier
A tale set on the Mississippi River frontier recounts Mike Fink, Will Carpenter, and Frank Talbeau from 1822. Fink kills Carpenter in a drinking ritual accident or murder, then is hunted by Talbeau who tracks and shoots him to death, avenging Carpenter. The narrative blends frontier bravado with deadly consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
Mike Fink
Fink
Will Carpenter
Frank Talbeau
Missouri
North Country
Carpenter
Talbeau
Retain Dress Of Ancestors In Yucatan Laborers
The modern Yucatan laborer keeps ancestral attire with crude sandals white flaring trousers white jacket and a colored apron at the waist. Women wear white dresses of bleached sheeting cambric or long cloth with stamped floral trim. Local textiles include manta cruda unbleached material and ticking. dress quality reflects economic conditions and imports of cotton pieces are not well documented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucatan
Help Wanted Watkins Products Agent in Wakefield
Help wanted for an industrious and reputable person to sell J. R. Watkins products in Wakefield with openings in nearby cities. Watkins has been known since 1860s and offers a unique proposition. Full particulars and samples are free. Send inquiries to J. R. Watkins Co. Dept. 93 Winona Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Watkins
Wakefield
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Co
Winona
Minn
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REX Theatre
Strand Theatre
Nike
Sob
fyenyBor
Moek
Ehean
Aoa and
Tueke Company
Ameatre Wanaers
Broadway
Mr. Pax
Mr. Minkin
Ws, Baird
Wakefield Community Theatre
Lyceum
The
Wakefield Woman's Club
Virginia
A. L. Rummel
Elmo Scott Watson
Western Newspaper Union
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