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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1934

Page

10

Michigan unrest fades as Fitzgerald backs reform plan

A Detroit era view urges drastic cutbacks in state costs and a steady push for jobs, housing, and industry. The piece praises Governor Fitzgerald’s reform agenda for Michigan, urges voters to back his leadership, and warns against political obstruction and “wolf” cries from opponents tied to economic fear.

Keding Rank D. Fitzeald Michigan Michiga Frank Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Rssidual Pse

Unclear banking overtones signal steady control for Uncle Sam

Fragments describe powerful financial interests and government leverage in a tense mood. The piece hints at investors and securities driving market fervor while warning against mutiny or loss of control aboard the national finances.

Sam Uncle Sam

Dangers of Economic Dictatorship Warned by Cassel

Dr. Gustav Cassel, eminent Swedish economist, warns that economic dictatorship poses a grave threat to liberty. Once control expands beyond economics, constitutional life and personal freedoms may erode, risking the civilization inherited from generations who fought for freedom and independence.

Gustav Cassel

Advice on political office and the need for truthful guidance

A Neo‑founding article argues that elected leaders will receive abundant advice, much of it self serving. It urges unselfish input, exposes deliberate misinformation, and demands truth in government to uphold democracy. Liars in government deserve punishment.

Wakefield News notes Bessemer widens grab for federal funds

The Wakefield News criticizes Bessemer for securing more easy federal money than Wakefield, but concedes all communities chase such funds. The Ironwood Times supports Bessemer as a stronger grabber, while praising the effort.

Wakefield News Bessemer Wakefield Ironwood Times

Newspapers Were Franker In Those Days

In the December issue of The American Spectator George Fitzpatrick notes frontier editors spoke plainly, even about obituaries. He cites the Santa Fe Democrat’s 1881 Billy the Kid notice with vivid, blunt phrasing and a mock grim flourish that ends with a pun about a tail.

American Spectator George Fitzpatrick Desperado Pearly Gates Pat Garrett Fort Sumner Pete Maxwell

Rob Roy Sends New Year Greeting to Readers

A closing note wishes readers a Happy New Year from Rob Roy.

Gogebic County Medical Society elects officers

The Gogebic County Medical Society held its annual meeting at Union hospital Ironwood selecting Dr J W White side as president Dr D C Pierpont vice president Dr George E Moore secretary treasurer and Dr E H Madajesky of Bessemer as delegate to the state meeting with L O Houghton Ironwood as alternate John Wicks a longtime Ironwood resident dies at 58.

Gogebic County Medical Society Union Hospital Ironwood J. W. Whiteside D. C. Pierpont George E. Moore E. H. Madajesky Bessemer L. O. Houghton John T. Wicks Tilden Iron Mountain John Metall Wardner Idaho Zita Johnston Springfield Mass Norbert Kalasavicz Madison Wis Clara Johnson Conrad Hansen Frank Stonemark Oberlin May Roman Bruces Crossing Kate Vomastek Rib Lake Marcella Rutiman Dunham Amelia Loerke Two Harbors Roy Dyer Cleveland

Notice of Mortgage Sale in Gogebic County Michigan

United Italian Realty Association mortgage dated November 28 1925 to Boggio Burla and Baratone and recorded in Gogebic County Michigan is transferred by Boggio to Baratone on October 15 1928 for eight hundred dollars and more.

Office of the Register of Deeds Gogeble County Michigan Bessemer Gorebic State of Michigan Gogebic County Peter Baratone Angela Burla Peter Burla United Italian Realty Association James Boggio the Register of Deeds Mort

Probate hearing set for Albert Enrico estate

The Gogebic County Probate Court in Bessem er schedules January 16 1935 at 10:00 am to hear Anna Enrico petitioning for administration of the estate of Albert Enrico. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks.

Gogebic

Probate notice posted in Bessemer Herald summons hearing

A probate notice appears in the Bessemer Herald stating a hearing date and a new panel printed and circulated in the county. M. El Nolan serves as judge of probate and W. El Pauhl as register of probate with the notice dated December 21.

Bessemer Herald Said M. EL Nolan W. EL Pauhl

Estate of August Johnson hearing set for Feb 12 1925

At a seated court in December 1924 Judge M E Nolan presiding in the matter of the estate of August Johnson Gust Carlson filed a petition for administration to F O Gueterson or suitable person. The court orders February 12 1925 at ten o'clock for hearing and publication of the order once weekly for three weeks in the Bessemer Herald. Judge of Probate W R B Fauhl Register of Probate.

Bessemer M. E. Nolan Albert Enrico Anna Enrico August Johnson Gust Carlson PF. O. Guetetson Bessemer Herald Said M. EL Nolan

Peace and Purpose in a Season of Hope Dec 15 1925

A reflective verse by Herbert Carroll Cooley urges unity over creed and greed as the season approaches. He calls for Galilean guidance to align efforts with a higher will, hoping peace endures through the years and conflicts of word and deed soften.

Son of God

Easily Identified State Captain Colorful Exchange

A sharp exchange between a state captain and a new medical officer centers on identity and desertion. The captain questions enlisting a man with distinguishing features, while the officer replies the man will be easily identified if he deserts.

Three Great Stars Join Sunday Chicago Herald and Examiner

Walter Winchell McIntyre and Will Rogers will write regularly for the Sunday Chicago Herald and Examiner. Readers are urged to read their brilliant articles every Sunday.

Walter Winchell McIntyre Will Rogers Chicago Herald and Examiner Adyvy

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