Wakefield News urges road plans for Gogebic county
The Wakefield News urges next year's county road commission program consider rebuilding a Bessemer Ironwood segment and surveying a Wakefield to Chaney Lake Win chester Wisconsin highway. The letter asks Wakefield Bessemer Ironwood residents to unite for road projects to open farmland access and reroute traffic toward Wakefield and central Wisconsin.
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Wakefield News
County Road Commission
South Bessemer Territory
County Board of Supervisors
Road Commission
Bessemer
Ironwood
Wakefield
Chaney Lake
Winchester
Wis
Gogebic County
Wisconsin Lakes
Iron Mountain's Troubles Hint at Governance Change
Iron Mountain faces political strife after a carnival incident as an alderman impeaches the police chief over a side show sale dispute. The town nears a September vote on an $89,000 bond to cover two years of debt while considering a charter move toward a commission form of government. The Sault Ste. Marie paper urges modernization and notes the ongoing tension dominates the first page.
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Iron Mountain
Sheesley
Anayger City
Sault Ste. Marie
Taxes and Where They Come From From Two Studies
Two separate research groups the National Industrial Conference Board and the National Bureau of Economic Research report rising U S tax take. They compare 1913 to 1924 noting per capita taxes have grown despite population changes and analyze the effect of withdrawing earnings from workers.
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National Industrial Conference Board
National Bureau of Economic Research
United States
Tax Burden Growth and Public Value Questioned
A Michigan Manufacturer and Financial Record piece cites NBER data showing national income and tax totals for 1913 and 1921. It argues taxes rose as government functions expanded and costs rose, but questions whether liberty diminished despite more government.
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National Bureau of Economic Research
Michigan
Pick and Axe RAH RAH That Echoes Campus News
Hoofbeat campus chatter notes stressed returns and futures as students head to classes in Poly Sci Ec 31 and other courses. Several names depart for internships and jobs while others plan fall routes, buttressed by humor about new lectures, exams, and football with Stagg and the Wolverines looming.
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Constance
Chuies
Poly
Stitch” A
Rattlers
Old Chi U
Charley M
Minnesota
Earl H
Minnesutah
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Michigan State
Annapolis
Indiana
Ilinois
Northwestern
Yost
Wolverines
No Labor Day celebration in Bessemer this year
Fragments indicate no festival events in Bessemer for Labor Day while references suggest Ats All Right and Askins will be at Bergland. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Bessemer
Askins
Bergland
Dontcher
If You Are Well Bred You Will Not Scrap Radio Outfit
A witty admonition argues that refined listeners should maintain their radio setups, even when lacking access to Pittsburgh or Elgin on summer evenings. The piece emphasizes steadfastness in audience habits despite limited station reach.
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Pittsburgh
Elgin
Mystery No 28052 When are they going to burn another fiery cross
A terse line raises a question about plans for a fiery cross event. The phrase signals concern over potential racial intimidation and controversy surrounding such acts. No further facts are provided in the accessible text.
Events of the Week and Back-to-School Vent
The item notes students returning from camps to resume classes and mentions a Labor Day celebration by a Bergland flying squadron. It also recalls a Detroit admirer sending a card to PX and reflects on a city football team and a mass of anxious fans.
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Bergland
Detroit
P&a
Puzzle asks if 200 fans at $3 each fund football start for Bessemer
Readers are invited to solve a math puzzle: with 200 fans contributing $3 each would Bessemer have enough funds to start the football team. The fragment suggests a community problem presented in a local newspaper puzzle section.
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Abe
Bessemer
No juvenile bandits threaten Appie tree this year
A brief item notes that ranters claim no juvenile bandits will rob the Appie tree, stating fruit has been largely picked by the community. It also mentions NELS bidding farewell to all the boys and a resolve to improve in algebra this year.
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Nels
Looking Backward VIA HERALD FILES
A compact look at past items from August 23 1824 and August 2 1905. Notes include football signings and local civic changes, plus a police death, a white deer sighting, hotel plans, band connections, and early street work on a First National Bank block. Notable names include Christiangon, George Town University, Martin Ford, Lyda Ford, Helen Etterman, Charlies Kisegeeg, Valentine Silampaa, Levi S. Rice, and J. Vogiia.
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Christiangon
Georgetown University
Twi City All-Stars
Minnmeapolis
Mateger John J. Knobloch
Bessemer City
Martin Ford
Marquette
Lyda Ford
Helen Etterman
Charlies Kisegeeg
Valentine Silampaa
J. &. Vogiia
Black River
Here
R. the Geer
Levi S. Rice
Northwestern
Charles Rice Mota
Bessemer Band
WakeGeld
Estate of Albert D. Johbestom Probate Petition Notice
State court in Bessemer Michigan schedules September 13 1925 hearing for George O Driscoll to present his final administrative account of the estate of Albert D Johbestom deceased with distribution pending. Public notice to run three consecutive weeks in Beasemer Herald. R C Solberg Register of Probate.
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Bessemer
Sai
Hom Harry K. Bar
Albert D. Johbestom
George O. Driscoll Havine
Beasemer Herald
Harry K. Bay
Probate Court sets date for estate accounting in Bessemer
In Michigan at Bessemer, Judge Harry K. Bar presides over the estate of Otto B. Olson. Mary Olson filed for final administration and distribution. the court orders September 15, 1935 at 10 am for exam of the account and petition. Public notice to run in the Bessemer Herald prior to hearing.
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Sai Court
Bessemer
Harry K. Bar. Jodge
Otto B. Olson
Mary Otsom
Ineg
Bessemer Herald
Harry K. Bay. Jarge
Pro&bate
U. P. Village Owner Arrested For Arson
Menominee Michigan reports 49 year old Cedar River village owner David E Crawford arrested on arson charges alleging he set a fire at Cedar River ore pit to defraud insurers. Bond set at 5009 dollars for preliminary hearing in September. Insurance firms offered settlement. Crawford Forest and Land Co owned by David and Howard Crawford, 42.
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Menominee, Mich
David E. Crawford
Cedar River
Cedar River Oreat Jume
Imsaramsce
Samuel Crawlings
Imsaramre
Crawford
David and
Howard Crawford
Mark Twain Preferred Closed Writing Door
The quote notes Mark Twain preferred keeping his writing room door shut to prevent cold drafts and keep the cosiness inside.
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Mark Twain
Estate of Walter Blicharz Probate Hearing Notice
In Jefferson County probate court on August 13 1995 Judge Harry K Bay presiding Josephine Blicharz petitioning for estate administration to Bonislaw Blicharz or to another. A hearing set for September 1935 at 10 a m in the probate court. Public notice to run for three weeks in the Bessemer Herald. Register of Probate R C Solberg verifies.
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Bessemer
Auge & D
Prescot
Harry K. Bay
Judas
Walter Blichart
Josephine Blicharz
Bonislaw Blicharz
Bessemer Herald
Notice of Default and Publication in Gogebic Circuit Court
In Chancery Catherine McKar sues James A McKay. The court grants a three month deadline for appearance after diligent search for address. failure will parcel the bill of complaint as confessed. Publication to be made in the Bessemer Herald within twenty days.
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James A. McKar
Thomas J. Lemphis
James A Mu Kay
Bessemer Herald
Publication Order For Service In A Civil Case
A court orders continued publication for six weeks and personal service on the defendant at least twenty days before appearance. It also requires mailing a copy of the order to the defendant's last known address by registered mail with return receipt requested. George O. Driscoll, Circuit Judge. Thomas J. Landers, Attorney for the Plaintiff. Ironwood, Mich. 8-1-9-11
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Register
George O. Driscoll
Thomas J. Landers
Ronwood, Mich
James F. Buchanan
Liam. S. Baird
Bessemer Herald
Goebuie
William S. Baird
Plaintiff
Michigan Chancery Order in Buchanan Suit
State of Michigan in Chancery Irene B Buchanan sues James F Buchanan in Gogebic County Circuit Court. Court orders defendant to appear and answer within three months, with publication of this order in Bessemer Herald for six weeks or service by registered mail to last known address.
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Circuit Court
County of Aan
Chancery
Irene B. Buchanan
James F. Buchanan
Gogebic
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R. C. Solberg
J. Frick
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