Choral Society Sees Growing Local and Out‑of‑Town Attendance
The Chor al Society formed by F C Gorman in Bessemer impresses with a Christmas concert in the high school auditorium and a full house this Tuesday. Founder Gorman receives high praise for building the group and is inviting more singers for Easter cantata rehearsals to sustain its rising impact.
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Choral Society
F.C. Gorman
Bessemer
Christas
Auditorim
Gorman
Gaerman
Choral Soviets
Choral
German
Ulan
Witness Testimony in Welter Case Describes Headlight Incident
The article details legal proceedings in the Welter case and the driver’s claim that his headlights were dimmed after encountering a car with bright lights. Lawyers argue whether this action meets the required standard and how it relates to the fatality of Bernare Cosonmer. The narrative centers on the driver’s perception and the judge’s consideration of headlights as evidence.
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Machael Welter
Neghigen Pole
Veoutty Bernare Cosonmer
Coansel
Weiter
Dimming headlights blamed for fatal Michigan crash
In a Sault Ste. Marie column Edward Kaening argues the Michigan law requiring headlights to be dimmed contributed to a fatal collision involving Bernard O Connor. He cites varying state rules and calls for repeal to prevent further accidents.
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O'Connor
Wisconsin
Bernard O'Connor
Michigan
Weiger
State of
Sault Ste. Marie Kaening News
Choral Club Concert Draws Dense High School Crowd
A Tuesday night choral club performance at the high school auditorium drew an unusually large audience. Seating favored ladies in front rows with boys in back as heat issues and janitor window adjustments briefly interrupted the program.
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Clarice
Red Grange
Old No. 77
Mr. Gorman
Johnny Rowett
Dewey's
Grantland Rice
Bessemer
Mieldernan
Ku Klux Klan Gains Strength Amid Money Fears
A local note mentions rising Klan influence and fears of Jewish groups profiting from their power. The writer recalls attending a vaudeville show in Ironwood.
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Ku Klux Klan
Sind
Clover
Ironwood
Well Bred Neighbor Hears Five More Powetas Before Christmas
A fragment notes a neighbor greeting and a cheery remark about five more Powetas before Christmas. The text mentions calendars and the sense of a new year approaching with no hotel vet referenced.
Legion Dance Recap and Local Highlights
A fragmented report from the Legion dance notes Pet Saterdan as a standout, with three rounds of performances and a humorous moment over a missing chalk piece. Charles and Moe A also appear in brief, scattered references amid informal commentary and local chatter.
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Legion
Charles
Moe A
Undefined OCR fragment from a basketball page
Fragmentary text shows garbled basketball terms, names and phrases lacking clear events or outcomes. no coherent reportable item or identifiable persons, teams, or dates available for a proper summary.
Friends I Never Take Motor Ing Twice
Esther is named as a main reason for attending the choral club concert. The piece lists various friends who seek rides light up or share stories, portraying social scenes and informal exchanges described in a Kansas City Star column.
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The
Kansas City Star
Stockholders Meet For Dissolution Of Old Bessemer Hotel Co
One year ago on December 19 1924 a special meeting of the stockholders was called for three o clock this afternoon at the Biks club room by M A Hagerman secretary to discuss steps for dissolving the company. Also noted are notes of a farewell party for George Stolberg ending six years as private secretary to H D McNeil, a school banquet at the St James hotel Ironwood and birth announcements for two local families.
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Bessemer Hotel Co
Biks Club
M.A. Hagerman
McWhinney Steel Co
Fronton
George Stolberg
Escanaba
Vomastek
Dea Whitburn
Peter Wrobleski
Wakefield mine tragedy claims Supt Hooper
Twenty years ago on December 16 1905 Supt John Hooper of the Brother ton and Sunday Lake mines at Wake field died in No 1 shaft while returning to the surface after a daily underground tour. The accident occurred at about 1 00 a m. as he prepared to emerge from the workings. The Solberg family celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary with friends at their home last Saturday evening. The Adolph Johnson household in the Dalby location reports four members ill with typhoid fever. Lobb moved his family into John J Olson's building on EE story street.
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John Hooper
Brotherton
Sunday Lake
Wakefield
Hooper
C. N. Solberg
Adolph Johnson
Dalby
Lobb
John J. Olson
EE. Story Street
Trolling ban on inland lakes approved in Michigan
An order issued under Act 246 of 1925 prohibits trolling from motor boats on Michigan inland lakes for five years from January 1, 1926. The Conservation Commission, after investigation, imposes the ban on gas, naptha, or motor boats, with sail as exception, under the act. Signed September 21, 1925 by Joan Batrod, Director, and officials Wallace and Cochran.
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State of
Michigan
Insham
Astayeoor
Siegen
Joan Batrod
Estate hearing set for Ledovice Ossanna case in Bessem er
Probate court in Bessem er fix es December 29 1924 at 10 AM to hear Joseph Ossanni a petition to administer Ledovice Ossanna estate. Order requires public notice by three weekly publishings in the Bessemer Herald before the hearing. Judge Harry Ko Bay signs the order with Register Solberg.
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Acat
Bessemer
Dasid
Aspf
Harry Ko Bay
Ledovice Ossanna
Joseph Ossannia Haiving
Tts
Two Ironwood Teachers Shine On WCCO Broadcast
The Gogebic Range notes fans enjoyed a Saturday program featuring Miss Hildegarde Gender and Miss Gertrude Gender from Station WCCO in Minneapolis St Paul. Both teachers, currently teaching in St Paul, impressed listeners with their cal selections and vocal performances.
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Trenwood Radio
Filldegarde
Gertrude
WCCO
Minneapolisst. Paul
Hildegarde
Ironwood
St. Paul
Tronwood Times
Gile P M S examination for fourth class postmaster
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for Hurley to fill a vacancy as fourth class postmaster at Gile. Applications close June 6. The Gile postmaster’s compensation was 675 dollars for the prior fiscal year. Iron County News.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Hurley
Gile
Iron County News
City bus line losses prompt commission talk on abandonment
Following a verdict against the city in circuit court over injuries to Mike Borski, city officials discussed abandoning the municipal bus line. The line has posted a yearly loss, with receipts and expenses detailed from 1920 to November 1 this year, and cumulative deficits exceeding the initial bus purchases and ongoing costs.
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Mike Borski
Ctty Commission
Waketheld Ncws
Notice of Annual Meeting of People’s State Bank
Notice of annual meeting for the People State Bank of Michigan at its offices in Bessemer Gothic County Michigan. Meeting held Tuesday January 1920 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. for election of directors and other business. M A Hagerman cashier.
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Vie Oammnabh
State Bank of Pessius
Sminchigan
Bessemer
Michigan highway study cites road gaps and factory tours
Ed A. Nowack reports on Michigan road density and vehicle statistics. The piece notes five major auto plants in Detroit area and a state tour by Roads and Bridges officials examining highways and factories, plus weigh tax evasion issues and ferry history.
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Ed A. Nowack
Lansing
Miet
Iran
Tord
Chevrolet
Dodge
Wilys-Overland
Findson
Mace Lake
St. Helen
Houghton Lake
Michigan
Frank Rogers
Detroits
Wayne
Michigan holds, 1n percent of her population; #1 percent of her automobiles; JLT
Kent
Dean Soys
Hl. Hassean
EF. Maleks
M.A
Egypt
Mackinaw City
Ignace
No clear laws for the poor and two laws for you and me
The fragment hints at inequality in law across classes, suggesting the rich benefit from different statutes while the poor face fewer protections. It implies a critique of a two tier legal system and calls for reform.
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Thich
Annual Stockholders Meeting Notice at The First National Bank Be mer
Annual meeting of stockholders of The First National Bank of Bem er Michigan is scheduled at the bank office on Tuesday October 22 1926 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The purpose is to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and to transact other proper business. S J Williams cashier issues the notice.
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First National Bank
Be Mer
Michigan
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