Quotable Wit and World Affairs in The Bessem er Herald
Satirical snippets and brief notes from The Bessem er Herald and New Free Press dated June 1 recount political quips about colonels and direct elections, local curiosities, and light commentary on national events. It mentions Senator Lorimer, Secretary Knox, Vincent Astor, and a Stillwater life prisoner, among others.
Witty miscellany hints at politics and popular quirks
A collage of humorous observations on candidates, strikes, slang, and odd news. Notes on Democratic nominations, party loyalty, a London tailoring strike, a sheepherder’s fall into a prehistoric house, King George in an airship, a Brazilian moving pictures venture, and faint references to Washington Monument antics and meat trust boycotts.
Copper and Silver Production in Michigan in 1911
In 1911 Michigan mines produced 219,840,102 pounds of copper valued at 26,480,013 dollars and 497,281 fine ounces of silver valued at 263,550 dollars. Total value reached 27,743,572 dollars, down about 2.5 percent from 1910. Copper price averaged 2.50 dollars per ton of rock milled, down from 2.54 in 1910, with refined copper recovery at 20 pounds per ton. Silver recovery rose by 166,781 ounces, from electrolytic copper processing and pickings. Houghton County yielded the majority of copper and silver.
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B. 8. Butler
United States Geological Survey
Michigan
Houghton County
Michigan inventors get patents listed by Swift & Co
A Detroit area report notes patents issued to Michigan residents with names and city of residence. The items include vending machine gearing for glue spreaders proofing machine beet topper railway track fastener and tire plug device among others. The notice offers ten cent copies and cites the law firm Swift Crandell & Co in Washington DC. A rheumatism claim for Chamberlain liniment is endorsed as a free internal treatment not required.
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Michigan
D. Swift & Co
Washington, D.C
Samuel RK
Beal
J. D. Crandell
Adrain
William S. Craig
Monroe
Henry J. Gilbert
Saginaw
George J. Hicks
Franklin Lotter
Elkton
Francis M Mel Gilockin
Grand Rapids
Fred B Parks
George A. Raymond
Midland
Alfred T. Stewart
Flint
Lyman W. Welch
Chamberlain
Chas. Il
Warner
Wakefield Social Notes Highlight Several Local Visits
Wakefield visitors and residents appear in a string of social notes with ties to Ironwood Bessemer Hurley and nearby towns. Jo Rommel Win Avotte A W Gill Mrs H Olson Mildred Coe Olga Seleemeyer John Strough Joseph Sauter Harold Rucis John Aitkin Dr Paradis Miss Evans Mesora Spross Crawford Clary and others are noted for visits calls and attendance at events including a baseball game and a hotel stay with mentions of travel to Parnell Wir and Hurley amid a week of social activity.
Travel diary fragment from Midwest trip ends in Michigan
A diary fragment notes a several weeks journey with time spent in St Louis Missouri, Springfield and Chicago Illinois, and St Joseph Michigan during the ongoing trip.
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St. Louis
Springfield
Chicago
Til
St. Joseph, Mich
Piano Recital by the pupils of Mr Collick at Jimary Building
A piano recital by Orville Collicks pupils at the Jimary Building next Saturday evening June 5 at 8 15 featuring a long program of solo and duet pieces by Martha Johnson Marion Teathcock Claude Bedell Mildred Olson Marie OBrien Glady Neidhold Lois Walton Henry Miller Edna McNaughton and others. numbers include Le Livre d or Valse Twinkle Twinkle Little Star and Duet Witches Flight with Mr Collick.
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Orville Collick
Jimary
Dune Sth
Martha Johnson
Twinkle
Twinkle Littl Star
Metzler
Marion Teathcock
Bolm Claude Bedell
the Merry Wanderer
Mildred Olson
Heine
Marie O'Brien
Russell Gladys Neidhois
Mr. Collies
Wilson
Lois Walton
S. Leon Myrtles Valse
Wacke Andy Llood
Morrison Hazel Sibley
Lack Mildred Divis
Holy City
Kenry Miller
Dein Bigen Oe
Lange Tilhe Ringsmuth
Law Pountaine
Cccccce
Rohm
Gladys Neidhold
Wayside Chapel
Clara Anderson
Wagner-Oeston
Henry Miller
Dehoven
Ven- Nevin
Edna BB McNaughton
Diant Henry Miller
Mr. Colliek
Wakefield Township Board of Review Seeks Valuation Change
Any person or persons desiring may attend and examine their assessment on the roll and show cause why the valuation should be changed. Dated at the Township of Wakefield the 18th day of May, 1912. John Simonson, Supervisor and Chairman Board of Review.
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Wakefield
Gogebic
Michigan
The Greater Case Forty Car Launches With Prestige
The Case Forty is presented as a long standing symbol of high class machinery with seven years of world wide prestige. It boasts sweeping lines rich finishing and luxurious appointments praised for modern styling. The article highlights 10,000 Case Agents and 65 branch houses across the United States and Canada.
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United States
Canada
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