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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
2
The United States Steel Corporation has long set price stability in the steel sector. With postwar demand weak, rivals chase volume, sparking a price war. A shift from market leadership signals a new era under mergers and industry consolidation, hinting at upcoming developments in the next years.
Northern State Normal School records argue social changes from radio jazz and cars haven’t altered core virtues. Despite modern excitement, seniors still show self discipline, thrift, and industry. many students work to fund schooling, balancing jobs with five subjects and campus activities, preserving character fundamentals.
The Marquette Mining Journal notes that most students work, play, and live independently, with a willingness and ability to stand on their own feet. It argues that modern youths cram more into their days but this is not a serious criticism.
The Michigan Manufacturer & Financial Record notes General L C Andrews, head of treasury prohibition enforcement, will appoint retired army and navy officers as division heads. It says Andrews believes Annapolis and West Point training provide the fearless material needed to enforce the laws, after others proved unworthy.
A humorous survey lists July Fourth celebrants glad the holiday is over, from the secretary still tallying prize names to the treasurer unsure of funds, a nervous spectator at the street dance, a band-master who misplaced coins, a decorated home won’t prize, and more. Included are a balloon buying papa, a Derby fan preferring Ironwood to a local game, runners told no races, a friend with a headache at the Irondrome grand dance, bartenders in soft drink parlors, and a bald fellow boasting low barber bills.
A fragment notes that well bred people avoid certain actions while federal officers are singled out as voters, implying a critique of election behavior. The text is incomplete but centers on propriety, voting, and law enforcement.
Leo M. visited the Ironwood circus last week when a baby elephant unexpectedly ran up his trouser leg, causing a surprising and humorous incident during the show.
A compact poem on nature humor and pathos linking shared humanity to money’s sway. The lines contrast universal feelings with greed, noting how one touch or joke can bridge people, while money drives pursuit and flight.
Pence Wisconsin reports a calm week after the Fourth of July with two drunken brawls and one Ladies Aid meeting among the few events. The town resumes its usual pace as residents carry on with local activities and daily routines.
Events of the week note rapid removal of Fourth of July decorations. A Bessemer baseball club collapse follows a win. Mention of Red Cross, a fiery cross on South Sophia street, and a homemade cigarette incident. No council quorum Monday. Loud curses over unpaid wages. A wood pile near C N W tracks blocks view of the county road police booth. Monday.
A local resident earns a fortune by funneling funds to his former home in Siberia, a scheme that has made him unusually prosperous while puzzling neighbors about his motives and methods.
A snappy exchange features a man who would hide behind a woman s skirt and a remark about the other man s height and girth. The dialogue captures a sharp, characterful back and forth.
Swachody stated that mosquitoes can live for two weeks without food, a claim met with strong objections from 714 Lake Gogebic Pesorters who called him a liar.
An exchange printed a reformatted personal ad as a quip about a "college widow with six children" seeking an "old grad with five" in a spoof tied to a football team. The exchange’s joke highlights a cynical take on dating and money in competitive college life.
Ted asserts American women are showing more backbone every day as social shifts unfold and public role expectations evolve. The remark highlights rising confidence and resilience amid ongoing cultural change.
The county board awarded Ww G Andrews Decorating Co of Chicago a 10000 dollar contract to paint and decorate the interior of the courthouse. Alex S Johns serves as janitor during John Ball's two month England trip. Mabelle Johnson wed Arvid Lowe in a Monday ceremony. Rev. Benander officiated. The Lowes plan to reside in Skandia Michigan. Ochis family sails to New York for a three month Italy visit on the Aquitania. Watersmeet injury report notes tretchen Horton fatally injured from a truck platform fall. five others injured.
Twenty years ago on July 8 1905 miner Mrick Oleson died when ore fell on him at the Colby mine. The accident followed a cap failure and rescuers could not reach him in time.
The annual Lake Superior safety conference by the Mining Section of the National Safety Council will meet in Hibbing Minnesota on August 25 and 26. Chairman for this year is William Conibear, safety engineer for Cleveland Cliffs. Attendance is expected to be large with mining organizations from the Lake Superior region represented.
Dr. Clarence C. Little resigned as president of the University of Maine and was chosen to lead the University of Michigan. He will assume duties next fall after the Bangor board of trustees announced September 1 as the effective date. The move follows the death of Marion L. Burton, which had left Michigan’s presidency vacant.
In World War II, an American commander in a western regiment used eight Indians to relay orders in Choctaw after discovering German taps on a US wire. A separate Oregon proposal suggests bear traps with rubber padding to catch burglars at night without breaking limbs.
Blanks for registering revolvers and other one hand guns required by the new state law have been received by Sheriff Tom Jeffery and Police Chief Andy Byrne. City residents must register in person at city hall, others at the sheriff’s office. Mail applications are not accepted. owners must sign blanks. The form asks for weapon description including serial number, model, calibre, and maker. Penalties include fines over 500 dollars and possible prison terms up to three years.
The dialogue sketches a family scene with a college son praising publicity for influence while the father tests its effect on egg production. The exchange hints at using publicity to drive better farming results and public attention.
Jed notes Sam looks prosperous and wonders about wolves at his door in the city. Sam replies he lives in a boulevard apartment where no animals are allowed in the building.
In Bessemer Michigan on June 19 1925 Judge Harry K Bay presiding Albin Peterson seeks administration of Gust Peterson estate The court orders July 21 1925 at 10:00 AM for hearing and directs public notice of the proceeding to be given.
True copy of a probate order appears in the Essetier Herald weekly publication. Judge of Probate Harry K. Bay signs the order with Anne H. Bay as Register of Probate. The notice is dated 7-3-T-17.
Default on a 1926 mortgage by Louis Vokovich and Helen Vokovich of Verona Michigan to John Tankka. The notice, dated May 8 1925, sets sale at the Gogebic County Court House in Bessemer on August 3 1925 at 10 AM for the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 15 Township 46 North Range 44 West in Marenisco. Amount due 1113 plus 25 attorney fee and costs. Mortgagee: John Tankka. Attorney: William S. Baird.
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