Spreading tar marks end of Sunday Lake street work
A tar seal is finishing Sunday Lake street from Kellys corner to the lake as W S Peters completes base and top layers. The city plans widen the trunk line to 80 feet toward Crown Point park with space for parking and a lakefront drive bordered by landscape plans for the Community building grounds.
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Sunday Lake Street
Kelly's Corner
W. S. Peter
Bessemer
Peters
Thomaston Road
State Highway Department
Crown Point Park
City Commission
8-Pound Bass Nets John Raich A Winchester Rifle
John Raich hooked and landed a bass weighing eight pounds two ounces at Take Gogebie for Albert Myers of Myers Co. The Winchester Roating Arms Co. national contest awarded Raich an M-64 hunting rifle for the largest largemouth bass in northern waters this past season. He used a Winchester hook and spoon and delivered the catch with little effort.
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John Raich
Take Gogebie
Albert Myers
Myers Co
Winchester Roeating Arms Co
Raich
Dir. Myers
Winchester
Hard coal arrives at Wakefield from local dealer
The first carload of hard coal since early year was received at Wakefield Tumber Co yards on Thursday. The shipment, delivered to Clarkson decks for range dealers, will cost about 19 dollars per ton delivered. J C Peterson, manager, said orders exist for about 150 tons and that extra coal is expected to meet winter demand in Wakefield.
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Wakefield
Wakefield Tumber Co
Clarkson Decks
J. C. Peterson
Wakefield Woman's Club Meets at City Hall in Early Week
A Wakefield regular meeting of the Woman's club is set for Wednesday at 2 30 PM in the city hall. President Mrs R I Prout will report on the Flint state convention. Readings by Pauline Ross and musical numbers by Henry Drobnk and Anna Brand are planned. Refreshments will follow. all women invited. Also noted is George Cavender undergoing amenidivitis surgery at Ashland Saturday with family present. reports say parents are recovering well. Evangelical Lutheran Ladies Aid bake sale at Olson Bros store on Tuesday Nov 7 offers pasties cakes and pies.
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Michigan
Aebesios
Thes
Wakefield Woman's Club
City Hall
R. I., Prout
Flint
Pauline Ross
Henry Drobnk
Anna Brand
George Cavender
Ashland
Arthur
Ladies Aid Society of
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Olson Bros
Woman's Club Plans International Fair at City Hall
The Americanization committee of the local Woman's club will stage an International Fair on Wednesday, November 22 at the city hall. The exhibit will feature 15 nationalities with displays of native crafts and designs. Committees seek articles of interest for exhibition and program entries, inviting participation from each nationality represented in town.
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Woman's Club
K. P. Neidhold
Goraminee
Poliskh
John Yatchak
Mary Wasileski
Anton Yatchak
Ceiia Kastelnis
Joln Hansen
A. Harton
W. J. Davies
Alfred Kallander
Lilli Sn Gyphert
Albert Trebilcock
William Gilbert
Lou's Sacks
A. Brand
Ramsay property project offers grand new homes and pride
A new Ramsay properties site promises a prominent, attractive residential development along the trunk line road. Oglebay Norton & Co plans a costly, largely ore‑driven project to benefit workers and the company, aiming for mutual gains though profits may lag in tough markets. The essay argues quality housing improves citizenship and retention, urging pride in the employer’s investment.
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Oglebay, Norton & Co
Manavora
Roma
Suit of Clothes Costs $3.00 in Germany
Lews Kovaleski from this city reports from the Rhineland that Americans in Germany face rising costs. He notes two suits cost about 4500 marks, about $2.00 in U.S. currency when bought, but 800 marks earlier. now prices show 26,000 marks for a suit with salaries and essentials scarce. The outlook for winter is bleak.
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Lews Kovaleski
Michael Kovaleski
Rinne River
Vai Rhineland
Hich Commission
Germany
Mth
America
Winskey
Wakefield High Idle Saturday In Wake of Ashland Injury
No game Saturday for Wakefield High School football as efforts to schedule a contest with Tronsport High School failed. Initial reports suggested Ashland might cancel its game with Shonwood due to a serious injury to an Ashland player from last Saturday's Beasemer clash. Latest notes from Ashland indicate the injured student will recover, though early in the week recovery was doubtful.
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Wakefield High School
Tronsport High School
Uen
Ashland
Shonwood
Beasemer
Fire department horn plan signals children curfew
The noon signal uses the horn at twelve o'clock per plan. The nine o'clock evening signal has been stopped. Instead one long whistle from the electric horn will mark time for all children to be home.
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Ishag Iron Ore
Gegebic Range
Fo Sons
Newett
Ramsay
Advocate
Wakeeld
Gogetic Iron Range
Asteroid
Murcka
Hig Black River
Eureka
Rew
Charles M. Porter
Eleration
Ramsey
Gogebic County
Famre
Bessemer Township
Carl’ M. Fellman
Fellman
Castile
Montreal
Tula Road
Winchester Co
Ashi
Town Bank
Nela Walstrom
Axel Johnson
Elauig
Vito
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