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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1925

Page

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Wakefield Township Election Results Highlight Local Races

In Wakefield township on Monday voters chose Co. A. Tretheway as justice of peace with 1369 votes while W. J. Weston lost the supervisor race by 38 votes to Edgar G. Hamlin who had 141 ballots. Joseph D. Porter won clerk 130 to 113 and J. H. Baudeotte took treasurer 139 to 104.

Wakefield Township W. J. Weston Edgar G. Hamlin Hamlin Weston Joseph D. Porter George Kronberg J. H. Baudeotte N. F. Laherdie

McNicholas Unopposed for Marenisco Township Supervisor

In Marenisco township election John Kk McNicholas ran unopposed for supervisor. George Abraham, on McNicholas' ticket, won clerk with 316 votes to 75 for opponent Kk J Anderson. Victor Kruutari defeated KE J LeMaire for highway commissioner by 29 votes.

Marenisco Township John Kk. McNicholas George Abraham McNicholas Kk. J. Anderson Victor Kruutari KE. J. LeMaire

Atta Boy. She and others discuss a man

In a fragment from a 19th or early 20th century column, two women comment on a man calling him an awful pill and sugar coated. The piece notes Peat in the United States serves fertilizer and stock feed rather than fuel, unlike Europe.

Atta United States Europe

Jitney Term Emerges With Early Five Cent Bus Rides

The expression Jitney entered common use in 1915 as cities started operating auto buses offering five cent rides. Critics remark on the evolving plot while a character comments on a stirring scene.

Jury verdict in Bel vs Tappins gambling case

A jury verdict was returned in Justice Torston Magin's court in the Bel versus Tappins case over alleged gambling losses. Bell was represented by WLFL Pellow and Tasopilas by S W Patek.

Torston Magin George Bel Bell Wlfl Pellow Tasopilas S. W. Patek

Some Observations on Man and His Helpmate

Excerpts discuss attitudes toward women and gender roles. Quotes urge evaluating a man's character by how he treats older and poorer women, noting women’s posing and self-image. The text critiques expectations for wives to conform to masculine wishes and calls for equal minds.

Honor Betzht

Jack Hoxie Quips On Liquor Policy In Film Note

Silent era star Jack Hoxie voices strong stance against alcohol imagery in a Western feature. He jokes about prohibition era zeal and asserts control over storytelling to keep liquor out of his scenes.

Hart

Care Tips for Keeping Window Plants Healthy

Gardeners are urged to inspect unhealthy window plants and avoid overwatering which makes soil sour and harms growth. Erratic watering and drafts also threaten health, while careful watering and occasional leaf sponging aid fine foliage plants.

Back to the Office Dialog Sparks Morning Quips

A brisk workplace exchange features Ross insisting profits demand action while Easy Mike muses on a nonsensical phrase about a hen, reflecting lighthearted banter during a busy day at the office.

Ross Mike

Island of Java, world’s most dense population

The island of Java is described as the most densely populated area globally with about 35 million people residing in land area smaller than Iowa.

Java Iowa

Hay drying by heat pipe used in England

Heat sent through a large pipe into a stack of green hay dries it as well as sun exposure. In damp English weather Cass is a common practice.

England

Te the national beverage of Southern Abyssinia

Te is distilled from wild honey and is similar to the mead of ancient Saxons, reflecting a traditional drink of the region with long historical roots.

Abyssinia

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Walter Kafka John IF Finnegen Manuel Telli Co. A. Tretheway Ceriin Jacob G. Schurman Cornell University Chir Nder A.ubassador Germany Jack Hoxie Rat Roisen Jesse Smith N. J Bessemer. Pharmacy John J. Frick Globe Battery Station C. Ethier Prop N. Sophia Street the Mens Store Adler Collegian Wakefield Hes Bessemer Peter Rabbit
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