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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1925

Page

21

Lord Fires Back Reply to Local Man's Argument

State tax official George Lord defends Gogebic County review, accusing Rep. John Holland of pursuing votes over fair taxation. He cites mining property valuation, local assessment norms, and exemptions for financially constrained farmers, contending mine values were previously inflated and other classes underassessed.

John Holland George Lord State Tax Department the Herald Bessemer Gogebic County Holland State Justice Michigan Gogebiec

Multiple Auto Collisions Leave Several Injured

Several cars crash in Dunham and on Beckers hill injuring four in one vehicle. Dr W E Tew escapes unharmed after a ditching on a slippery morning road. Gayan and Valesino collide on county road near Marshalek farm. four hurt, two uninjured. Rev Szygula’s sedan wrecked near Marenisco, he is uninjured.

W. E. Tew Chaney Farm Dunham George Gayan Peter Valesino Wakefield Beckers Hill Gayan Valesino Andrew Marshalek Marshalek Uie Farm Rev. Szygula Marenisco

Local Man Hurt In Auto Accident Near Kristel Mine

Renheld Berg narrowly escaped death when his car was struck by a St. Paul train at the crossing near the Kristel mine last Sunday. Berg and Iver Swedberg were taken to hospital after the Ford was pushed off the track. Swedberg suffered a severe head cut and Berg a chest bruise and hand cuts. Raymord and Ronald Pencard and the other passengers escaped injury.

Renheld Berg St. Paul Kristel Suiiay Sars Crystal Falls Berg Raymord Ronald Pencard Iver Swedberg Bessemer Mr. Berg Ford Swedberg

Four Bessemer men sue over undelivered carloads of grapes

A civil case heads for the federal term in Superior next Monday. S. C. Camilli, Joseph Michela, Paul Cortratto, and John Marchello, all of Bessemer, sue Sabatini Serra, Joseph Francis 3rd, and Frank Gentile, all of Hurley, for damages over alleged non-delivery of several carloads of grapes. Water, land and space are noted as being used for traffic between Detroit and Cleveland.

Superior Bessemer S. C. Camilli Joseph Michela Paul Cortratto John Marchello Sabatini Serra Joseph Francis Frank Gentile Hurley

Rainfall Ends Dry Hazard In Range Forests

Optimistic reports from Chief Fire Warden John C. Peterson say rains Wednesday and Thursday stopped rapid fire growth in the northern peninsula. State wardens warned of increasing danger earlier in the week, with several small fires reported in Munising Alger and Gogebic range. Heavy rains from Wednesday night into Thursday extinguished fires across the range, including the Bulgarian settlement brush fire near Wakefield.

John C. Peterson Munising Alger County Gogebic Range Wakefield Fire Department Wakefield Thompson Tula Claude Larson Bessemer Ironwood Iron County Hurley Upson

Rotarians Plan Outing to Lac Vieau Event

Members of the Bessemer Rotary Club will attend a Rotary clubs session at Lac Vieau near Waters meet on Saturday August 22. About 20 local Rotarians will travel to the scene with Ironwood Crystal Falls Iron Mountain Rhinelander Crandon clubs also in attendance. Thomas Conlin, editor of the Crystal Falls Diamond Drill, is in charge of arrangements.

Bessemer Rotary Club Lac Vieu Watersmeet Ironwood Crystal Falls Iron Mountain Rhinelander Crandon Thomas Conlin

Walter McDonald Transferred to Rice Lake Store Manager Post

Walter McDonald, longtime manager of an A. and P. store in Menominee Wisconsin, has been transferred to Rice Lake Wisconsin to take charge of a similar store. He will oversee operations and staff at the new location.

Walter McDonald Menominee Wis Rice Lake

Hurley Boundary Dispute Evidence Hearing

Wisconsin and Michigan attorneys argued over old and new evidence at a boundary hearing before Special Commissioner Holt at Superior. The case concerns land near Hurley and Lake Michigan islands. Five trunks of maps charts and senate documents were logged as part of the record. Holt noted it was unlikely more evidence would be submitted but could be entered. Wisconsin’s Robert M. Reiser faces Michigan’s M P. Sawyer and Carl B. Mosier. All evidence will be sent to Washington for Supreme Court review.

Wisconsin Michigan Margaret M. Holt Superior Hurley Lake Michigan Halt Senate Statehood Holt Robert M. Reiser M. P. Sawyer Carl B. Mosier Washington Supreme Court

Two Found Dead In Bed Monday Funeral Services Held

Funeral services were held Thursday for Mrs. Martin Mazurek aged 40 who was found dead in bed Monday. She attended St Sebastian's Catholic Church the day before and is survived by her husband a son and a daughter. Also found dead Monday was Mrs Isaac Avin aged 76 at her daughter Mrs Matt Maki's home after several weeks illness. Her funeral was at Sharon Lutheran Church officiated by Rev Mike Oder of Ironwood.

Martin Mazurek St. Sebastian's Catholic Church C. J. Swoboda Mazurek East County Road Isaac Matt Maki Sharon Lutheran Church Mike Oder Ironwood

Local jeweler J C Working moves shop location

J C Working moves his jeweler shop from Bessemer Auto Service Co building to Nelson drug store in Scavarda and Michela building MeeWorking previously occupied this site The Bessemer Auto Service Co will relocate to a new garage on Lea street on Sept 1 Warts cure ritual described in Kistu Japan involves touching warts with a stick ending with a tree and reciting an injunction three times to transfer warts to the tree

J. C. Working Bessemer Auto Service Co Nelson Drug Store Scavarda and Michela MeeWorking Lea Street Kistu Japan

Gogebic County Valuation Holds at State Board Action

The state board of equalization in Lansing left Gogebic county’s valuation at 79.5 million dollars, up from last year’s 78.5 million, a one million rise. The state total equalized value reached 7.361 billion, a 353 million increase, with four cities protesting. Wayne County bears 16.5 percent of state tax.

Gogebic County State Board of Equalization Lansing State Tax Department Agebic County Ke Cenaw Ontonagon Rosamo Wayne County

Rally of Holy Name Societies Here August 30

The Gogebic range Holy Name Societies will rally in Bessemer on Sunday August 30 with a morning parade and a mass gathering at St Sebastian's church Rev Fr Swoboda notes the event draws hundreds of men and catholic clergy from the range The movement aims to honor the Holy Name of God and Jesus Christ and to suppress blasphemy perjury and obscenity The society began in 1274 under Pope Gregory and last year marked its 650th anniversary

Holy Name Societies Gogebic Range Bessemer J. Swoboda St. Sebastian's Church Kenwood Holy Name America Gregory

Swine Entries At Gogebic County Fair Close Sept 1

Swine breeders are urged to enter pigs with pedigrees for the Gogebic County Fair show opening September 1. Premiums total 300 dollars as judges prepare for a competitive display. entries email details from Supeinter vents G. C. Buttson and Ray Dick. Officials stress diversification in livestock and note hogs offer efficient meat production with less capital and labor.

Gogebic County Fair G. C. Buttson Ray Dick Fair Fair Im Frank A. Healy

Arti-Mormon Talk Draws Bessemer Audience

Mrs. Gulu Loveland Shepad spoke at the Methodist church in Bessemer Tuesday evening warning of the Mormon Menace. Shepad, noted for a national lecture circuit, said she has delivered persuasive sermons across the United States and several upper peninsula cities as part of her tour.

Gulu Loveland Shepad United States

Belt invented by a one-armed British officer

The Sam Browne belt was invented by a British officer who lost an arm, creating a waist sash and shoulder strap design adopted by military personnel. This innovation provided improved sword and belt support for uniforms and holsters.

Sam Browne

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