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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
5
A reflective piece cautions that slowing down in health or effort signals a downward path. It argues daily practice sustains skill across professions, urging continuous activity to climb toward higher ideals. The author urges vigilance, duty, and enduring faith to influence others and avoid existential decline.
A McClure Newspaper Syndicate piece compares a Temple’s livability to a palace free of squalor. It casts the temple as a beacon amid worldly din, noting its harmony and the immortality of its ideals.
The city commission debated attorney A. F. Dixon’s bill of 2000 for services during charter formation, cutting his salary from 50 to 25 dollars monthly. Dixon offered to reduce to 608 dollars to stay as city attorney until 1927, which the commission rejected. The board argued Dixon was a paid village attorney and that others who worked on starting the city without pay should share compensation.
The Pythagoreans formed a brotherhood emphasizing restraint of passions, especially anger, and teaching endurance of various sufferings with patience.
Anvil News lists numerous residents and relatives noting Fourth of July visits and trips. Frank Nardelli left for Milwaukee Tuesday evening after weeks with relatives. G B Roosen spent the Fourth visiting his son and daughter in law in Iron Mountain. Amos Buchey and children visited his sisters. T Pribble and T Battichio, and Carl Dahlgren and family are mentioned with various relatives. Robert and Richard returned from Rockford after a two week visit. Steve Cravier and family welcomed a daughter. James Ford returned from Ironwood following the death of Mrs. Ford's mother, Mrs. Joseph Smith. C C Sandinard and Albert Tiliner families joined relatives at various gatherings. Cath Baxnineciczé camped at Cisco Lake. Georges family returned from Copper Country. Avns Marie plans to visit relatives for several weeks. Wm Lerr of Kalamazoo stayed with James Ford. Joe Martinelli and daughter, Mrs. Domenic Bennarzs and children visited. Mrs. Bonazza is sister to Mr. Sterny. J A Zimmerman of Iron Mountain spent Wednesday with friends. he once managed the local store. Miss Mary Braya and friends enjoyed time in Aulesd.
Wisconsin to impose alternate closed seasons for deer and other species as part of a conservation experiment. The state limits hunting to ten days for deer in December of even years, with a one buck rule planned to start next year, alongside varied season dates for moose elk mink muskrat otter and other wildlife. A separate story notes a Japanese London hatchery raising goldfish for sale.
Mrs Paul Chovam and her son Sam drove to Phillips Wisconsin to visit relatives and returned Sunday.
Wants and offerings listed include six cents per line with a 25 cent minimum. Items advertised include a purebred Holstein calf inquiry, fumed oak dining set, and laundry articles. Poultry breeders Farrow Chick World advertises assorted chicks with prices and mailing options.
A customer asks for a flea cure for a dog and a young clerk asks for details of the problem. The exchange hints at common pet care concerns and the need for precise information to recommend treatment. The brief scene captures everyday retail interaction in a small shop setting.
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