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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
12
Presbyterian Church notes show morning worship with sermon Jesus the Master Exonomist and choir anthem. Sunday school at 11 3 with Puritan Community SS, Pastor's class at 4 00. Rev Chas Mel Fraser. Sharon Lutheran Church offers Sunday school 9 30, communion 1 38, Wakefeh 2 38, Irunwouod 4 3, choir rehearsal Tuesday 7 30, confirmation class Saturday 9 3u. Rev C A Bemander.
Sunday school at the Methodist Church includes 11:00 preaching on Some Things That Hinder Us From Becoming Christians. Junior League meets at 2:00, Epworth League at 6:30. Mr Gar field Uren to lead. Evening service at 7:30 on The Cross of Humility. Ladies class meets Thursday evening with theme Rev James Roberts.
Want ads note a 30 x 3 1 2 tire lost with Yale lock attached. Finder please call phone 187 itp.
In a candid aside Blonde Bess complains that the boss would find workers busier at work if he stopped wearing rubber heels during unexpected visits. The remark reflects daily friction over management style and office attire.
A gold nugget from Sutter Creek once part of James W. Marshall's original find is now owned by a New York man.
Sale note lists a Jackson 6 Sport Mode bicycle in good condition with solid tires and paint. Motor described as first class. inquiries directed to C Rand's Store, 12 A Residence, phone listed as seven dollars? (Note: OCR shows unclear number)
An unclear proclamation urges able-bodied citizens to demonstrate that hard work pays off. In parts of Europe, girls herding ducks or geese is noted as a common sight, reflecting rural routines and social expectations.
Louis R Otto declares his candidacy for alderman in the First Ward on the Liberty Ticket urging voters to support him at the polls on April 6 1928. The announcement dated March 30 1921 is submitted by Otto.
Herbert P. Hagen declares continued support from voters will be welcomed at the April 6 1925 election. The note advocates his bid for the First Ward aldermanic office on the Citizens Ticket.
The candidate states his re election bid for the Citi zens Ticket and asks voters in the Third Ward for support if his past record meets their approval. He signs as Leonard Kulasavicz.
A notice announces the City Clerk candidate for re-election in Sessemer on April 6, 1925. The candidate asks for voter support and pledges to continue duties to the best of ability if re-elected.
Voters of Bessemer are asked to support Joseph L. Gotta for City Clerk on April 6, 1925. He states his qualifications and experience are on file with the Citizens Ticket.
A fragment quotes Jesse Smith from New Jersey reflecting on purchasing rat poison and its recurrence. The line hints at a local anecdote or editorial voice in a historical clipping. It mentions rat poison purchases without broader context or actions.
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