End of Range Iron Ore Mines Not in Sight
W O Hotchkiss previews geology of Gogebic Range ore deposits presented to the Lake Superior Mining Institute. He outlines key questions: ore horizons, depth of ore formation, and relation to cross faults. He cites 22 beds from Bessemer to Wakefield, notes uncertainty on depths, and urges comprehensive exploration of both sides of faults as mining plans proceed.
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Gogebic Range
W. O. Hotchkiss
Wisconsin Geological Survey
Lake Superior Mining Institute
Lake Superior Iron District
Tron
Bessemer
Wakefield
Iron
Many Logging Camps Opened for Season
More than 80 logging camps, employing about 500 men, operate between Wakefield and Marenisco this fall. Tens of millions of feet of timber are expected to be cut and sold, with large crews from Brandt Bros and Hill & Manley. Wood prices vary, with red cedar and hardwoods fetching 18 to 30 dollars per thousand feet.
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Wakefield
Marenisco
Tobin
Charcoal Iron Co
Turtle ‘Lake Lumber Co
Winchester
Winegar Lumber Co
Winegar
Main
Tula
Brandt Bros
Merrill
Wis
Ross
O. F. Stabler
Ford Company
Hill & Manley
Tula Road
Mason & Donaldson Lumber Co
Rhinelander
Ford Motor Co
Tron Mountain
Hatton and
Brown Land Lumber
Two Minutes of Silence for Armistice Day
Prominent call for a nationwide two minute pause tomorrow at eleven to honor those who sacrificed in war. The piece urges reverent stillness to honor Unknown Soldier memories and to renew faith in the Constitution and the Republic.
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America
Potomac
United States
Armistice Day Program Shines At Wakefield High School
Wakefield High School presented a strong Armistice Day program featuring readings, songs, and tableaux. Students portrayed Flanders Fields and Over There with notes by Miss Trebilcock and Clare McArthur. The program closed with patriotic songs, the Ceremonial of the Flag, and veterans recognized by name.
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Wakefield High School
Flanders Fields
R, G
Lawrence Monti
Miss Trebilcock
Uniforn
Clare McArthur
America
Ccecees
Joseph Levo
Eliza
Rose
Ruth Johnson
Joseph Novak
No Man’s Land
Evelyn Olson
Joseph Cohen
Joan of Arc
Jane Haltie
Mother Mahree
Eleanor Johnson
Alice Yrkolla
Remon Jr
Desks
Gust Hanson
Peter Bugni
Reading
Odd Fellows to Initiate First Degree Thursday Night
The local lodge of Odd Fellows will exemplify the first degree on Thursday evening November 15. Lunch will be served after the work. Members are urged to attend and visiting members are cordially invited.
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Lodge of Odd Fellows
Skuds and Goldmans Display Noted For Fall Women Wear
Citizens remark on Skuds and Goldmans windows showcasing artistically designed fall women’s wear. Shoppers compare prices favorably with other range stores, noting strong value for the quality on display.
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Skud & Goldman
Deer hunting licenses exceed a hundred issued locally
A. F. Olson issued 107 deer hunting licenses by Friday afternoon with no nonresident licenses. Hunters from the lower peninsula arrived in groups on trains at Ken ton and Sidnaw. Detroit county office faced a rush as applicants waited over two hours for licenses.
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A. F. Olson
Lower Peninsula
Kenton
Sidnaw
Detroit
Jack Spur to Open Next Week
A. W. Clevenger has been at Jack's Spur this week arranging for the opening of the new school building next week to serve pupils unable to attend due to facility shortages. Verona School work progresses rapidly but the building may not be occupied until after Christmas holidays.
Trade journal honors small business article author
Louis Cohen of Skud & Goldman Co received a Merchants Trade Journal prize check for contributing a prize winning article on whether in houseware is better than none. Cohen is a frequent contributor to major trade magazines. Mrs. A McNamara journeys to Chicago to visit her daughter Mae for several days.
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Louis Cohen
Skud & Goldman Co
Merchants Trade Journal
Cohen
Mrs. A. McNamara
Chicago
Miss Mae
Development Bureau to Meet Here in 1924 Wakefield
The Upper Peninsula Development Bureau will hold its 1924 annual meeting in Wakefield next June. Mayor Alvin L. Rummel, Gogebic county representative, and the Wakefield city commission welcomed the event. Secretary-manager G. L. Bishop of Marquette confirmed an agenda of speakers and entertainment. The article notes the bureau has not met in Gogebic before and mentions local debates on costs and municipal policies.
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Upper Peninsula Development Bureau
Wakefield
Alvin L. Rummel
Bureau
Hancock
Rummel
Gogebic County
G. L. Bishop
Marquette
Mary Luoma
Tuoma
Wakefield Bakery
Putnam Street
Commis‘sion
Michigan
State Tax Board
Commission
Wakefield Woman's Club Banquet Scheduled for Wednesday
The Wakefield Woman's Club will hold its annual banquet on Wednesday evening November 21 at 6 30 pm in the Community Building. The program features readings and addresses by prominent upper Peninsula club women. Invitations go to all members. Mrs Fred Thompson is convalescing after appendicitis surgery at Ashland General Hospital.
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Wakefield Woman's Club
Upper Peninsula
Wakefield Club
Fred Thompson
Ashland General Hospital
Special Session Planned To Address Reapportionment
Governor Groesbeck may convene a special session on December 4 to reapportion senatorial and representative districts. The session aims to show current apportionment is unjust and align with constitutional standards. A Grange and farm bureau push for one senator per 114,000 people and one representative per 36,000, with tax exemptions and tax policy also on the agenda.
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Groesbeck
George Welsh
State Grange
Muskegon
State Administrative Board
State Board of Agriculture
Michigan Agricultural College
Grange
Farm Bureau
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