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Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1925

Page

6

Michigan gets many U. P. stars

Ann Arbor reports Michigan expects a large influx of top high school athletes for the fall freshman class. Visitors have made visits and some attend summer school to adjust to Michigan methods. Outsiders include Charles Heath Cedar Rapids star, Willis Glassgow Shenandoah Iowa, Ed Hoffman Texas, John Parsons Washington, John Benama Ashville NC, and other out-of-state football men. Michigan also draws from Escanaba and Iron River in the Upper Peninsula, with several local hopes from Kalamazoo Battle Creek and central Michigan prospects.

Ann Arbor Mich Michigan Charles Heath Cedar Rapids Iowa Willis Glassgow Shenandoah Texas Ed. Hoffman South John B. Parsons Washington John Bennama Ashville N. C Dudley Black Paland Ohio Edward E. Jones Princeton N. J Edward McCaughey Chicago Senn William Ross Greenburg Harry Schulman Elmira N. Y Upper Peninsula Miethe Escanaba Stewart Andrews Battle Creek Kingscott Lansing Central Michi

Gogebic Farm Tour Planned for August 3

Plans are underway to hold a Gogebic County Farm Tour on August 3 visiting five or six farms to inspect outstanding dairy herds poultry flocks and crops. Dairy Specialist J G Wells of the Upper Peninsula and Poultry Specialist O J Weisner will attend. Judging and fitting groups for adult farmers and junior livestock club members will be held, and participants will assemble for a noon picnic lunch.

Gogebic County J. G. Wells Upper Peninsula O. J Weisner Livestock Club

Lincoln museum to house Tennyson room with works

A Tennyson room in a new Lincoln museum will be dedicated to books pictures and manuscripts. It will house such of the poet's personal possessions as can be gathered for the display.

Tennyson Lincoln England

Upper Peninsula Farmers Round-Up at Chatham

Plans for the seventh annual Upper Peninsula Farmers Round-Up at Chatham on August aim to make it the biggest yet with morning tours and special-interest farm trips followed by a big picnic in Station Grove. Dr. Kenyon L. Butterfield of Michigan State College will speak, along with R. S. Shaw on MSU work in the Upper Peninsula. A singing contest offers $100 in cash prizes, plus a dairy cow judging contest with a free purebred Holstein bull for the top judge and a poultry culling contest with a prize pen of purebred birds. Barnyard golf, horse shoe pitching, and a full afternoon of activities round out the program.

Upper Peninsula Chatham Station Grove Kenyon L. Butterfield Michigan State College R. S. Shaw Peninsu

Embezzlement Charge in Wakefield Township Case

W E Fritz hires attorneys Frank Hook Byron M Brogan and John J Walsh to defend against embezzlement charges totaling about 278.75 from Wakefield township. Trial expected at August or November terms. sensational testimony anticipated involving others in township office or financial dealings. Also notes Wakefield Hospital opening remains uncertain as equipment orders await adjustments and final work continues after Mayo Clinic study.

W. E. Fritz Frank Hook Wakefield Byron M. Brogan Iromwood John J. Walsh Marquette Wakefield Township Fritz Wakefield News New Wakefield Hospital R. J. C. Prout Prout Mayo Clinic

Holloway Mayor Resigns Over Office Interference Claim

The mayor of Holloway Ohio resigns alleging office interference with her homework. The statement comes as she cites personal reasons and stresses public service remains important to her.

Holloway Ohio

Merchants Agree to Five O'clock Closures in July and August

A majority of city merchants signed an agreement circulated by clerks to close shops at five each afternoon during July and August. The Lake Lavine tourists' camp is now under E S Hagen of Iron Exchange Bank as manager for the season. The camp site, once leased to the city, was later transferred to the county. The county park committee placed the camp in Mr Hagen's charge, recognizing his efforts in establishing the camp years ago.

Lake Lavine E. S. Hagen Iron Exchange Bank County Park Hagen County News

Wisconsin golfer Mrs Hamilton visits Ironwood couple

Mrs J E Hamilton and daughter in law from Two Rivers Wis stayed with Mr and Mrs B W Shove on McLeod avenue over the weekend. Mrs George Hamilton, a Wisconsin golf figure and former champion of the Northeastern Woman's Golf Association, praised Ironwood’s course and plans a return visit in August.

J. E. Hamilton George Hamilton Two Rivers Wis B. W. Shove McLeod Avenue J. J. E. Hamilton Shove Wisconsin Northeastern Woman's Golf Association of Ironwood Ironwood Times

Gogebic Holstein 6th Among Michigan Cows

In May, among 29,542 cows tested in Michigan, a pure-bred Holstein owned by C. E. Johnson of Gogebic Cow Testing Association ranked sixth. The cow yielded 2166.9 pounds of milk at 3.5 percent butterfat, equal to 75.84 pounds of fat. Results come from Michigan State College Dairy Extension reports. A faster correlation machine, with fewer parts than a typewriter, ran calculations in ten minutes.

Michigan C. E. Johnson Gogebic Michigan State College Dairy Extension Department

Rats kibosh banana oil and bunk

A clipped tabloid note uses slang to imply someone will face consequences, with cheeky chatter about ready status and a snide remark about a catches phrase seen on a social burden. The tone is casual and jocular, reflecting overheard chatter rather than a formal report.

Gogebic hay crop extremely light this year

The drought has left Gogebic County hay markedly short with many meadows poor and cutting uneconomical. Dairy farmers may face winter feed shortages unless herds are reduced. Frost damaged corn and potato fields show recovery but require warm rain. Insects and pests abound as farmers report one of the driest seasons.

Gogebic

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