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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1934
Page
1
The piece argues for job insurance as a safeguard against hard times, citing 17 million unemployed. It urges Congress to avoid hamstringing industry with improper laws and asks industrial leaders to back a workable plan without hostile congressional interference.
A Worthy Project urges State Emergency Relief Admin plan to aid thousands of out-of-school Michigan youth seeking work and decency. Lieut. Gov Elect Read warns against Lansing lobbyists, praising pre session stance and declaring old tactics as taboo amid calls for fair dealing.
Ishpeming Iron Ore reports Bayfield Wisconsin will unveil a statue of Paul Bunyan over 30 feet tall, carved by longtime woodsmen who recall tales of Paul and his ox Babe. The legendary lumberjack, long a north woods icon, will be honored with durable stone.
Governor elect Frank D. Fitzgerald and the Legislative Council seek common ground on cost efficient reforms. Both sides aim for sensible state legislation, prioritizing taxpayer relief and swift resolution of minor differences to unite public effort during these troubles times.
The November vote against cutting the gas tax shows the public backs road building and maintenance. Road investments yield high value, lower car operation costs, safer driving, and fewer accidents while creating jobs during economic downturns.
The incoming Congress opens January 3 amid a nation just beginning to feel the strain of post five-year downturns. The piece argues for a practical recovery program grounded in experience and warns against tapping the public treasury to “prime the pump” with tax dollars.
Herman Krueger and Henry W. Mueller had a witness sign an affidavit asserting they shot deer before returning to Chicago. They appeared before license agent Charles W. Munson in Republic and planned to mount the heads and frame licenses and the affidavit to settle any doubts.
The column urges buying Christmas seals as a healthy cheer and hints at tax awareness with Bill's three cents. It jokes about political lobbying, a Flint beer bottle incident, and notes Michigan State and the University of Detroit severing athletic relations amid tensions at campus events.
A collection of humorous and critical quotes attributed to figures like Bruce Barton Francis Bacon and Will Durant. From remarks on money manners and dog attitude to views on dictatorship and planning, the snippets mix wit and social commentary across eras.
The Arcanum Bulletin records a playful exchange where Freddie hints his brother is inside, while a neighbor presses for his whereabouts. Freddie says he is in the house playing a duet, and that he finished first.
The Ironwood common council posts a $100 reward for Antone Lepusha's return or proof of death. Jessieville residents add $75 toward the same goal as Lepusha, the hunter missing since Nov. 16 from Dominic Bonazza's camp near Mud Creek about 10 miles north of Ironwood during a storm.
Notice describes a mortgage dated November 28 1938 to James Boggio Peter Buria and Peter Baratone of Bessemer Michigan. It notes assignment on October 16 1936 transferring mortgage interest to Peter County and claims amount due of $731.00 with other charges. The sale action is to enforce collection of the mortgage.
In Gegebio County Michigan the Probate Court met November 28 1934 with Judge M B Nolan presiding over the matter of the estate of Ra Hautala deceased. The record notes state Germany receives meet offs from the United States.
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