Township has 40 candidates in Bessemer primary
When filings closed on Tuesday, 40 candidates had entered the political arena in Bessemer township for the March 4 primary. John M. Price seeks reelection as supervisor on the Peoples ticket, facing George Franko Vis on the Citizens ticket. Paul Liljegren seeks renomination for clerk with no opposition on the Peoples ticket. Chirence Sandin is the only clerk candidate on the Yoe Citizens ticket. There are 11 total candidates for treasurer, seven on the Peoples ticket and four on the Citizens.
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Ino Bessemer Township
John M. Price
Ramsay
Peoples
George Franko Vis
Puritan
Citizens
Paul Liljegren
Ironton
Chirence
Anderson Withdraws From Citizens Nomination For Highway Commissioner
Charles Anderson of South Bessemer township yesterday withdrew from the Citizens ticket for highway commissioner in Bessemer township. This leaves Matt Koski and Peter Giacherio as the two Citizens candidates while Arvo Maki remains the lone Peoples ticket candidate for highway commissioner.
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Charles Anderson
South Bessemer
Citizens
Bessemeer Township
Matt Koski
Peter Giacherio
Arvo Maki
Peoples
Complete candidate list for local offices
The list names numerous candidates across offices including Supervisor John M Price Ramsay clerk Paul Liliegren Ironton Justice of Peace William Weber Ironton Arthur Wahlberg Ramsay Highway Commissioners Arvo Maki South Bessemer Overseer District No 1 Hattista Kone Ramsay Overseer District No 2 Waino Minkkinen South Bessemer William Toijada South Bessemer Gust Johnson South Bessemer Jacohrand Jueith Bessemer August Lilkanen North Pessemer treasurer John Minkkinen South Hessemer Osenur Larson Rumenay Jacob Huspack Ramsay dolae Poty alma Senth Bessemer don Matt con Puritan John Nyman North Bes mer Carl Oo Johnson Puritan Hoard of Review Bredthal North Bessemer Charles Blackman Ram say Constable William Gray tronten Charles Mast Ramsay Pijdlier Miek kala Puritan Edward Stone North Bessemer Supervisor George Frankovis Put tilun Clerk Clarenmeo Sandin Anvil Justice of Pewee Prank AS Kajal North Bessemer Highway Commissioner Charles Anderson South Bessemer Matt Koshi Anvil Peter Gineherio Rum OverSear District Nodohm bbb a sson Anvil Andrew Westeen North amisay Prank Zadva Anvil Overseer District No 2 Heine Fusto South Bessemer J Treasurer Henry Brydges Puritan bub Spagoletti South Bessemer John TLuema South Bessemer tvar tdlen Puritan Board of Review John th Lipke Jivsas Constable OhmpT HRumissay Walfred Weeteen Rumesay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Price
Ramsay
Paul Liliegren
Ironton
Justice of Peace
William Weber
Arthur Wahlberg
Arvo Maki
South
George Frankovis
Tilun
Clarenmeo Sandin
Anvil
Justice of Pewee
Kajal
North Bessemer
Charles Anderson
South Bessemer
Matt Koshi
Peter Gineherio
Rum
Sterny Bowlers Defeat Ironwood Elks In Three Games
Bessemer Sterny bowlers won two of three games against Ironwood Elks last night on Ironwood alleys. Team scores: Bessemer 2684, Ironwood 2626.
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Sterny Bowlers
Bessemer
Ironwood Elks
Matcs
Wis Bessemer
Ironwood
Beores
February Court Term Opens With Large Calendar
The February term of circuit court opens Monday with Judge G O Driscoll presiding and a calendar of 101 cases. Criminals six civil actions 39 chancery eight and many long-stalled civil and chancery cases. Jurors listed for Tuesday morning from multiple townships. Wakefield Ironwood and surrounding areas represented among juror candidates.
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Circuit Court
G. O. Driscoll
Bonded Debt of City Totals 438400 for 1928 Report
City clerk Joseph J. Gotta presents a fiscal year report covering March 1 1927 to March 1 1928. Total bonded indebtedness sits largely in Water Works and Street and Sidewalk funds with specific allocations to Sewer Fund Cemetery Fund and others. Operating expenses for the year end March 1 1929 total 501 151 02 a reduction of 5 959 25 from the previous year.
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Bessemers
S&ts Tea
Joseph J
Water Works Fund
Street Amd Sidewalk Fund
Ccicsce
Tour Cemetery Fund
Eas Qonine Interest & Sinking Fund
Lccns
Eas Decnue
Michigan's First Outdoor Life Show
Detroit businessmen organize the Detroit Outdoor Meteor and Sportsmen's association to stage Michigan's first Outdoor Life show in Detroit Convention hall in April 2027. The event aims to showcase Michigan's summer and winter resorting advantages to about two million Detroit area residents with spaces booked by the Michigan department of conservation and participation expected from development bureaus chambers of commerce and other organizations.
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Chicago
Detroit
Detroit Outdoor Meteor and Sportsmen's Association
Michigan
Detroit Convention Hall
Michigan Department of Conservation
Chambers of Commerce
Mrs Meyster and Mr Meyster Conversation About Money
A brief dialogue fragment shows Mrs Meyster asking for a small amount of money and Mr Meyster responding with a question about the size of the sum. The exchange evokes domestic finance but no further context is provided.
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Mrs. Meyster
Mr. Meyster
House Of David Signs Antigo Man
Hades Young of Antigo joins Ashland ball club while growing hair and whiskers for spring practice. A letter from Young to Lew Pa full over of the Ashland club confirms the plan.
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House of David
Hades Young
Antigo
Ashland
House of Cheviel
Lew Pa
Ashland Club
Young
Handshake Advice Linked to Dinhome’s Farewell Exit
Fragmentary lines suggest a quoted admonition urging those who greet him to adjust their grip as he departs. The garbled OCR mentions a figure named Jeger dinhomest and advises caution in handshakes, implying a personal farewell or sign-off.
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Ted Pertuveds
Dinhomest
Bessemer Cagers Beat Hurley High for Second Win
Bessemer High School topped Hurley High 16 to 7 on Friday night to claim its second win of the season. The junior high team beat Harley juniors 7 to 4 in the earlier game. Bessemer reserves lost 28 to ? to Wakefield, while Crystal Falls defeated Wakefield 34 to 9 in the main game. Substitutions listed include Marcenari for Diani ch and others. referee Nelon from Ondossagon, Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemmer High
Gunderson
Cagers
Harkey High
Bessemers
Harley
Bessemer Junior High School
Basketeers
Bessemer High School
Wakefield
Crystal Falls
Bergland High Visits Bessemer in Washington Tilt
Bergland High faces Bessemer High tonight at Washington gym in a spirited regional matchup. Bessemer fields a green squad this year after multiple losses, while Coach Ciundersem’s lads seek a win to stay competitive.
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Berglond High
Bessemer High
Washington
Tae Vibitore
Ciundersem
Real estate transfer recorded in Keefer group dealings
Partial readable notes show McKevitt and wife transferring land via deed 12 in a survey plat of Leaweed, section 1f. Keeeretee Land Assembly assigned the property to Wisconsin Mitigge Power Co, with origin references and parcel identification.
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McKevitt
MeKevitt- Krerhmerietrick Co
Bots
Keeeretee
Wieroerin Mitigge Power
Amendments to code seek to limit life sentences for liquor offenders
The House judiciary committee favorably reported an administration bill to revise the state criminal code by excluding liquor offenders and other minor felons from the habitual criminal life sentence. The measure would limit life terms to offenses where a fourth offense would carry at least five years if first offense. Liquor violations carry a maximum of two years on first offense. Executive clemency and governor study may adjust disparities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. DeLand
Andrew Harnley
Saginaw
Frat Wade
Allegan
House Judiciary Committee
Rowing Crew Plans Fundraiser Joke on Sinking Fund Idea
A light exchange shows a crew planning fundraising efforts for the year. One member jokes about starting a sinking fund to cover costs, highlighting financial planning humor within the team.
Land transfers and deeds in multiple townships and sections
SW of SW4y and other lands in section 27 township 45 range 3. Alex Harry and wife to Morton Durkee and wife part of lot 1 in section 18 township 47 range 12. Thos Hendrickson administrator to John Kivi and wife NE of SEY in section 2 township 46 range 47. Martin Nelson to John Halvorsen and wife lots 5 and 6 section 1 Sunnyside Addition Ironwood.
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Alex Harry
Morton Durkee
Thos. Hendrickson
Adm
John Kivi
Se'y
Martin Nelson
John Halvorsen
Sunnyside
Ironwood
Cast for That's That is Picked
Rehearsals for Thats That started under AL Peters from John BR Rogers Producing Co. The Rex theatre stage Monday and Tuesday Feb 28 and 29 with a Feb 25 school matinee. Main cast named. choruses to be announced next week. Cast list follows with Willie Hopp, Andrew Contratto, Letitia Brownell, Mrs A Matteson, Jane Bronson, Mildred Lager, Kenneth Jones, George Sorenson, Mickey Sullivan, Jack Trevarthen, Martin Morris, Roudoulph Smith, Mamie Rimer, Josephine Softie, Mrs Suthweld, Katherine Willesen, Eloise Reswick, Alfreda Schaefer, Eddie Dewey, Frank J Duda, John Nielson, Henry T James, Nanette Nielson, Eileen Pender, Hotel Clerk Miss G Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Hopp
Bell Boy
Palm Beach Hotel
Andrew Contratto
Letitia Brownell
Palm Beach
Mrs. A. Matteson
Jane Bronson
Mildred Lager
Kenneth Jones
Beach Patrol
George Sorenson
Mickey Sullivan
New York
Jack Trevarthen
Martin Morris
Chum
Kenneth Roudoulph Smith
Mamie Rimer
Josephine Softie
Suthweld
Katherine Willesen
Eloise Reswick
Alfreda Schaefer
Eddie Dewey
Hick
Frank J. Duda
John Nielson
Henry T. James
Nanette Nielson
Eileen Pender
Miss G. Carlson
Two-Story Addition Planned for Harding School
The township board of education plans a two story addition to Harding school in South Bessemer at an estimated cost of 8600 dollars. Architect N A Nelson has prepared the plans. The lower level will be storage and the upper level will house a music room. The school is crowded, especially after new music courses were added, prompting the addition.
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Harding School
South Bessemer
Township Board of Education
N. A. Nelson
Harring Named U P Dry Chief In Marquette Assignment
Ray Harring of Grand Rapids is appointed agent in charge of the upper peninsula federal prohibition office in Marquette succeeding Timothy Turley who resigned to become chief of police of Marquette. Harring arrives with no field agents, marking a shift in how prohibition work is staffed in the district formerly led by Abe Stealtilly and Arthur Scully.
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Ray Harring
Grand Rapids
Upper Peninsula
Marquette
Harring
Peninsula
Arthur ¢. Scully
Escanaba
Iron Mountain
Menominee
Abe
Michigan Territory
Prohibition Department
Turtles
Bbe Wan
United States
Thin
Grand Hupile
Detroit
Hold Dog Races Here On Feb 22
Iisovinet's annual dog races are scheduled for Washington's Birthday weekend afternoon. The event will be on Lewd Street starting at 2:00 PM. Drivers are invited to enter their dogs. The Mes Theatre will sponsor the event and award prizes.
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Iisovinet
Mes Theatre
Prises
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William Gray
Tronten
Charles Mast
Pijdlier Miekkala
Edward Stone
Citizens Ticket
Jivsas
Ohmpt
Hrumissay
Walfred Weeteen
Rumesay
Elks—lronwood
Lundgren Morgan
Wollinar
Jacquiant
Plerny
Anton AL Tibbe
Washington, Mo
Oakland
Cal
John Hagan
Carlo
Lansing
Fred R. Ming
House
Tower Branch
Heal
Robert Macbomald
Laurium
Ways and Means Committee
MacDonald
Finance Committee
General Taxation Committee
Gus T. Hartman
Houghton
Wade
Ming Bgill
Joseph Warmer
Ypsilanti
Milton Ro Palmer
Green
I Wathets
T.iehe
Sweet Bride
Gallagle
Aetrons
Thrme Lott, Jr
Hurley
Marcenari
Dianich
Diake
Bertotti
Hantula
Bradish
Sybeldon
Cirilli
Nelon
Ondossagon
Wis
Bessemer F
Makt
Pusakulich
Cjakowsi
DiaRieh
Mareormari
Tetals
Lehtinen
Hertotti
Hktoriag
Cirili
Tetal
Bergland
Kronweed
Steomge Negauter
Wakefeld Barketeer
Ful Estate
Pogieter of Dedots
Alice White
Alice
Judiciary
Comrawe King
Saxony
Ewuber
AL Peters
John BR. Rogers
Rex Theatre
U. P. Dry
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