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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1934
Page
5
A fragmented report outlines Michigan's 1935 building plans and a six month 12 million dollar program to meet motor and allied industry demands. It references Governor Fitzgerald and promises reforms to ease unemployment, urging support from citizens while warning against economic dictatorship and political obstruction.
The piece argues that elected leaders receive diverse advice, some self serving. Honest input aids governance while misleading information harms both officials and voters. It calls for truthfulness in public affairs and condemns liars in government as dangerous to democracy.
The Wakefield News laments that Bessemer secures more of the easy federal money than Wakefield, though it concedes all communities seek funds. The Ironwood Times notes Bessemer’s superior grab for funds earns commendation rather than condemnation.
In The American Spectator December issue George Fitzpatrick discusses frontier press bluntness. He cites the Santa Fe Democrat July 21, 1881 obituary of Billy the Kid, noting its sensational tone and graphic imagery surrounding his death and Pat Garrett.
A closing PA announcements happy new year to all readers. The brief note extends best wishes for the coming year, signaling community goodwill and ongoing newspaper service.
The Gogebic County Medical Society held its annual meeting at Union hospital Ironwood with officers elected J W White side president D C Pierpont vice president George E Moore secretary treasurer E H Madajesky delegate L O Houghton alternate. John T Wicks longtime Ironwood resident dies and funeral set in Iron Mountain. John McCall former resident dies in Wardner Idaho. funerals held here. College students and teachers home for holidays list names and origins. Roy Dyer returns from Cleveland. Mortgage foreclosure notice issued for property in Bessemer with sale set January 7 1935 at 2 PM in Gogebic County Circuit Court. description of premises and amounts due.
The engine house at the Palms mine was burned down at eight o clock Tuesday morning. The shaft remains in use as engines ballers and a compressora will be housed in a temporary building with little delay. Nearby, a home wedding for Albert Humble and Annie Coad was held at Mr and Mrs John Graham s home Thursday evening. Attendants were Miss Sheridan and Richard Coad of Ely Minnesota. FP B Jones traveled to Ashland Thursday on patent snow plow business and has orders for the season. Nick Nelleesen of the city is manufacturing the plows. Wakefield houses for rent are in high demand as mines pay workers well. Miss Nellie McConnell visited Rev C J McConnell here last Saturday.
Notice states mortgage executed November 88 1925 to James Boggle Peter Burla and Peter Baratone all of Bessemer Gegeble County Michigan. It notes assignment details and dates facing foreclosure action. The text is garbled but references mortgage default and sale proceedings under Michigan law with parties named.
The Michigan Probate Court for Gegebic County sets January 16 1938 at 10 am for hearing Anna Enrico petitioning for administration of Adert Eurico deceased. Public notice ordered with weekly publications for three weeks.
In Gogebic County Michigan the court grants administration of the estate of August Johnson to Gust Carlson or other suitable person. A hearing is set for February 15, 1985 at ten o clock in the morning. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Bessemer Herald before the hearing. M. Nolan, Judge. W. B. Fachl, Register.
A reflective verse urging restraint from zealotry and greed as the season returns. The speaker hopes for lasting peace and greater unity, noting the upcoming period as a time for higher will and cooperation led by the Son of God. Dated December 15, 2933, attributed to Herbert Carroll Cooley.
A Saeily identified State Captain questions enlisting a man with a squint crooked nose and bat winged features. The New Medical Officer replies the man could be easier to identify if he deserts, revealing a tense wartime recruitment dialogue.
Walter Winchell Co D Nelatyre and Will Rogers now write regular columns for the Sunday Chicago Herald and Examiner. Read their brilliant articles every Sunday.
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