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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1940

Page

9

Paving Advances on US-2 US-41 in Upper Peninsula

The Upper Peninsula has paved nearly half of 618 miles of US-2 and US-41 in seven years, leaving 86 miles unpaved. Projects include 3.5 miles of US-45 near Watersmeet, 11.5 miles of US-2 toward the Iron county line, a US-2 relocation, a grade separation overpass near Watersmeet, and non skid surfacing bids from the state line to Watersmeet and between Bessemer and Ramsay.

Upper Peninsula Gogebic County State Highway Department Wisconsin State Line Watersmeet Chaney Lake Iron County Line Beechwood State Line Bessemer Ramsay Ibe Lillian Carroll Manhattan Edith Knight Eveleth Bessie Hallan Cora Meagher Jennie Beard Harry Byrne Tena Kallander Max Roman Frank Duda Frank Byrne Therese Roman Paul Rutiman George Clark Michael Carroll Roy Zeh Joe Pecard Fred Knight Libbie Guyer Agnes Carroll Bernard Holdorf Bertha Gray

Scribblings of a Young Scribe by M P Dianich

A lively reminiscence column reflects on varied topics from local geography and seasonal edible berries around Lake Superior to tourist in the Upper Peninsula and school start. It notes patrol changes in Rich Virginia and a political tussle in Ontonagon county between papers, ending with humorous anecdotes about bus etiquette and a polling pole spot.

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Odd Names for Birds in Regions and War-Torn Europe

A list of regional nicknames for birds shows a spectrum from blue jays called whisky jacks in Wisconsin to the brown duck named velvet in Wisconsin and niggerduck in Connecticut. Notes on bird names mix regional terms with harsh terms, while a final paragraph notes wartime salvage of Dr Robert Koch manuscripts found in war ruined Poland and to be preserved.

North Carolina Texas Mary Detroit News Wisconsin Manitoba Nova Scotia Kentucky New Jersey Connecticut Wartorn Europe New York Times Robert Koch Warruined Poland

Election Cards Draw Voter Votes in Herald Print

The Herald publishes election cards designed to attract attention and record votes. Readers are urged to study candidates and casting ballots at polling places during the upcoming election period.

the Herald

Civil Service Amendment Urges State Wide Support

The editorial argues for a state civil service reform amendment, noting both parties support it for public opinion while profiteers oppose it to preserve spoils. It claims the reform could save at least 2 million dollars yearly, about 40 cents per citizen in Michigan, urging citizens to back the measure and volunteer in the campaign.

Michigan Merit System Association aaPaeEney

Michigan Fleet Size Exposed in License Check

A department of conservation license review reveals seven hundred twenty five commercial fishing vessels authorized to work in Michigan waters under the new license year, indicating the scale of the state’s fishing fleet and regulatory reach.

Michigan Department of Conservation

Tuberculosis spreads despite ace in race of disease

Infection transfers between groups as a person with tuberculosis remains a potential spreader of the illness to others in the community regardless of circumstance or status.

Looking Backward in 1935 and 1925 Local News Snippets

A collage of city notes from Augusts across years recounts Bessem er contracts for garbage collection won by Mike Relich, city engineering hire of James Tredilcock, school building bids, nursing staff changes at Grand View hospital, and early practice squads for Bessem er High. Counts of relocations, donations, and local events fill the era stories with names, places, and dates.

Mike Relich Bessemer James H. Tredilcock Monda Bessemer Board of Education Tilden Lincoln Froebel Winifred R. Scribner Superior Grand View Hospital Helen Torsrud J. C Bessemer Auto Service Nelson Drug Store Scavarda & Michela Nick Costa Anvil Julia Bjornson Flint H. Dulebohn Selin Lead Street Bessemer City Louis Kahn Ashland Mary Street N. J. Martin Bessemer High School Irving Truettner Martin Michigan Houghton Usk Wash William Guyer W. J. Gray G. L. Loope Mexico

Early Michigan Coal Mining Near Jackson in 1835

Geological Survey of Michigan notes indicate that coal mining likely occurred near Jackson around 1835. The account highlights earliest operations and regional activity, reflecting the state's early industrial development and resource probing.

Geological Survey of Michigan Jackson

Registration Notice for General Primary Election 1940

City Clerk Walter E. Maki advertises registration for the general primary on Sept 10 1940 in Elsmer Michigan. The notice outlines in detail procedures for personal registration absentee voting affidavits and transfers including dates Aug 21 1946 and general registration rules under Michigan election law with eligibility and penalties for perjury.

Elssemer Gosebic Michigan Wilk Sat State of Board of Inspectors Board OF Election Inspectors Board of Inspectors of Election Walter E. Maki

Beauvais Near Paris Preserves Medieval Charm and Cathedral

A historic region near Paris, Beauvais in Normandy, retains Renaissance art and medieval street life. Its famed cathedral towers above the city, described by Rushin as reaching a near vertical choir height unmatched by many rocks, underscoring the structure’s architectural daring.

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Autos Delivered By Boat To Duluth Harbor Top 13k

Up to August 1 this year Duluth Superior harbor received 13 048 automobiles by boat. The figure reflects steady inbound cargo and highlights the harbor s role in inland auto logistics.

Duluth-Superior

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