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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1925

Page

4

Serial bond issuance urged to curb public indebtedness

Lansing Mich A push to regulate bond issues seeks a pay as you go policy for public improvements with serial bond retirements. Rep Charles Evans leads the proposal urging a joint tax conference to consider debt rules, tax exempt bonds, and real property exemptions. City debts total about 234 million while highway and soldier bonus bonds stand at 80 million.

Lansing Mich Charles Evans House Taxation Committee Senate Evans George Lord State Tax Commission House

Lost Cities Entombed By Jungle Legends And Ruins

The article describes ancient cities reclaimed by jungle growth and legends of hidden capitals. It cites Barabuedoer in Javahad rediscovered after 600 years, Shim’s ayathia abandoned four centuries with giant snakes, Tibet’s vanished capital with palaces and monasteries, Angkor once home to 750,000 people, now overrun by jungle and neglect.

Vlu Barabuedoer Java Stamford Rathes London Shim Ayathia Tibet Captain Rawling Angkor Cambodia

Mutiny Charge Emerges In Dull Morning Court

The commanding officer reads a charge sheet and declares Private King charged with mutiny, prompting a quick exchange about the grounds for mutiny versus insubordination. A corporal explains he miswrote mutiny due to spelling uncertainty while arresting. A second fragment notes a tax debate over charitable property exemptions.

King

Poultry and Egg Output Forecast Sparked by 1924 Survey

A Blue Valley Creamery Institute review finds 1924 began with record poultry counts and a 32 percent rise since 1920. Diversification boosted flocks, eggs planned in advance, and a forecast of high production, though prices stayed low and storage buyers hesitated. Receipts for 1924 fell 1.22 million cases from 1923, the first drop in four years.

Blue Valley Creamery Institute

Baerwald to Manage Globe Team in Summer

Rudy Baerwald Hurley baseball manager departs for Globe Arizona to take charge of the local team this coming summer. He signed a contract at 275 dollars per month. He is a former Arizona player known as Foxy Grandpa to Bessemer fans.

Rudy Baerwald Hurley Globe Arizona Baerwald Rudy Bessemer

Salmon Misadventure of the Highland Cow

A Scottish angler lands a ten pound spring salmon on the north river but discovers a Highland cow has eaten most of his catch. He hides the remaining fish and later hurls a trout at the cow, which calmly consumes the trout as if it were a prize meal.

England Scotland

Horses Repay Kindness and Plans for Local Buildings

The article notes Arab history of horse care and the ASPCA bulletin on horse intelligence shaped by care. It reports Port Huron planning a high school building by architect W H H, with Aaron H. Gould designing a Carleton club house, and Highland Park budgeting 300000 for a new library with contracts let and equipment to be chosen.

The American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Highland Park

Court Approves Gasoline Levy in Michigan Ruling

Michigan Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld the two cent gasoline tax section 61, denying a delay petition by the Detroit Automobile Club. The decision blocks a referendum, arguing the act’s immediate effect is needed for highway projects and safety.

Lansing Mich State Supreme Court Detroit Automobile Club IWAS Detroit Henry M. Campbell Club

Byerly hires Olsen to rebuild Owosso warehouse

J. A. Byerly who owned the destroyed Owosso grocery warehouse has awarded a contract to J. J. Olsen to replace the burned building.

J. A. Byerly Owosso J.J. Olsen

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