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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1922

Page

16

Credit schemes unravel in Wilkesarre burglary tale

A crime saga follows Edward and lawyer Easton as they plot a fake stock split to fleece a shoe dealer. Abe Hinstein and the scheme’s creator plan to ship stock, exploit fees, and dodge justice, leading to a questionable bankruptcy and a surprise payoff at a bar.

West Abe Hinstein Henry W. Easton Easton Edwards Globe Ald Pub Fatillar Fomwood Winstein Einstein Wilkesharre

State Farmers Win Honors at Big Show

Michigan farmers topped crops and livestock at the International Livestock Show and International Hay and Grain Show in Chicago last week. M A C led the way with many firsts and top prizes, including Jupiter of the Belgian herd and several prize Wheat and rye victories. The strong crop varieties developed by M A C under Prof. F A Sprague dominated, with Rosen Rye, Red Rock Wheat, Duncan wheat and Wolverine oats among the standout entries.

Lansing Michigan Chicago America Michigan Agricultural College Agricultural College M. A.C Jupiter Wether Lambs Oxford Hampshire Berkshire Tamworth M. A. C. Ents Canada Wisconsin The Dakotas Iowa Pennsylvania New York L. H. Laylen Mason United States Farm Crops Department F. A. Sprage M. A. C. Duncan Robert Duncan J. F. Cox M. A.C. Farm Crops Department

Notice of Foreclosure on 1919 Gogebic County Mortgage

Default occurred in payment on a mortgage by Charles Torne and Maria Torne to John R. Johnson of Bessemer Michigan dated September 27 1919 and recorded September 30 1919. The amount due is 21926.40 dollars plus 50 dollars attorney fees. No suit has been filed. By power of sale the mortgagee will sell as provided by law.

Bessemer Charles Torne Maria Torne Gogebic County Michigan John R. Johnson Office of the Register of Deeds Semer Beir

Radio aids state health workers plan weekly talks

Lansing announces a new health education program from the Michigan Department of Health. Dr. R. M. Olin outlines brief non professional broadcasts from WKAR at 7 p.m. each Thursday. This week discusses the scarlet fever situation and prevention.

Lansing Michigan Department of Health R. M. Olin WKAR Olin Vnd Houk Destin County A. R. Sawyer M. A. C. Engineering

Legion Leaders Debated Pay and New Orleans Plans

James Wicke voices against naming a department commander. argues top Legion leaders deserve full-time support. The piece describes preparations for the national convention in New Orleans with plans for a court of honor, decorated streets, and banners as doughboys seek buddies.

Virginia Legion New Orleans American Legion Canal Street

Disabled Ex-Service Man Rescues Woman From Lake Michigan

J N Hoffman a former service member with a disability plunged into Lake Michigan at Andmere Beach to rescue a woman who had been drowning. Fully clothed, he fought fatigue as bystanders watched in the night lights. He eventually towed the unconscious woman to shore and saved her, while she refused to reveal her name.

Heffman Chigan An. RL Lake Minn J. N. Hoffman Lake Michigan Andmere Beach Chicaoa Hoffman Frye Seto Ge Soluning Mfg

Open Trout Streams to All Fishermen

Lansing reports state conservation commissioner John Baird will seek a law to open many streams and lakes now closed to non club members or non bordering landowners. He warns clubs buy land to bar the public from prime trout waters and proposes restricting property owners from taking fish where the public cannot fish.

Lansing State Conservation Department John Baird Baird

World Telephones in 1921 and Global Growth

The world's telephone total on January 1, 1921 stood at 20,830,550. Of these 64 percent were in the United States, with Bell System wires serving most lines. Worldwide, 25 percent were in the United States and other nations combined held 75 percent. From 1916 to 1920, 5,962,000 phones were added to global systems.

United States Bell System

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