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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1909
Page
7
Local notes report visitors and business calls in Ironwood and surrounding towns including Ramsay Gogebic and Wakefield. Highlights mention football season openings, fair attendance, and several residents attending events, with a few notable visits by lawyers and professionals.
Jerry Pellerin and Miss Alice Uhning of Wakefield wed at the Presbyterian parsonage on Thursday september 17 officiated by Rev W R Shell. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Albert Blasco on saturday september 12.
For sale a collection of household wares including stoves and bedroom suits suitable for a small family. Call on or write to P. J. Nelson in Bessemer Michigan for details and arrangement.
A brief classified line notes a second hand heating store bargain listing. It provides contact details as Callon or ad dress and mentions R. Kitto Box 300 Bessemer Michigan.
Dr J C Goodwin of Reidsville North Carolina touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a sure knockout for ulcers after a summer leg sore. He says it knocked out the infection fast with no scar. The salve is guaranteed for piles sores burns and other conditions and sells for 25 cents at Frank B Jones drug store.
They take the kinks out of stomach liver and bowels using Dr Kings New Life Pills marketed by ET. N H Brown of Pittefield Vermont guarantees satisfaction at Frank B. Jones drug store 250.
Ad promotes Pink Pain tablets by Dr Shoop for headaches and various pains. Claims relief in twenty minutes from a formula on a 25 cent box. Urges consultation with druggist or doctor about this formula.
A compact review notes 6,000,000 mine workers worldwide and 60 carloads of Canadian harvesters ordered for Siberia. It cites Britain's cotton trade at $2 billion annual capital with $850 million in yearly profits, and Sabara land depths from 30 feet to 800 feet. It mentions Henry J. Daveen buying Rudolph Rann art for over $5 million, and Transvaal gold industry machinery worth about $0.5 billion for 1907. It also reports a British plan to fund $20,000 to start hemp cultivation on Saint Helena amid destitution due to garrison withdrawal.
Quote from the Baltimore American questions how to measure a van as a great fuancier and notes some people think the Bertillon system should be used. The remark reflects a playful debate over identification methods in a newspaper feature.
Leaves Chicago Daily at 9:00 am for Dover with no change overnight. One night en route, Pullman drawing room, sleeping cars, free reclining chair cars and observation parlor cars. Meals in dining cars a la carte. Round trip $30 from Chicago to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Runs daily until September 13th via Union Pacific and North Western Line. Two trains daily. For full particulars, apply to North Western Line agents.
Wakefield residents receive a report from the local correspondent detailing community events, notable visits, and ongoing projects. The recap highlights social gatherings, school activities, and neighborhood developments with brief notes on participants and locations.
J W Bedell traveled to Lake Gogebic while Miss Louise Bonito and several residents from Hurley Antigo Ironwood Bessemer and Ann Arbor visited town Saturday. Others attended dances shows and business in town with trips to Lake Gogebic and nearby communities.
F. J. Annen of Green Bay C. W. Bridenthal of Duluth and H. E. Olson of Bessemer transacted business in town Tuesday. Miss Violet Zakzeski of Wakefield and Mr. Jos Zegoski of Ironwood announce their marriage for late this month. Dance at Finnish Young Men's Hall Saturday September 1 9th with Melody orchestra of Hartey. Albert Hansen leaves for Sault Ste. Marie Canada to work for Capt. N. B. Roscorla at the Superior mine. H. M. Erickson of Ironwood and W. S. Wright of Marquette visit. both insurers seeking Jos Yatzakax property insurance.
The Upper Peninsula Superscholastic Athletic association outlines a four district playoff plan. Eligibility rules tighten with no players over twenty or carrying eighth grade subjects. Winners of Copper Country Ironwood, Menominee Escanaba, Marquette Ishpeming, and Copper Country districts advance toward a November 14 championship game.
Strong remedy claims by P J Daly of 1247 W Congress St Chicago describe Electric Bitters as a tonic aiding feeble mothers and improving appetite, sleep, and general strength. Sold under guarantee at Frank B Joyce drug store for 50 cents with claims of quick relief for stomach liver and kidney complaints.
Miss C Urquhart announces a fall opening sale of millinery in the Herald issue.
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