Bessemer Township Board Proceedings
Minutes approve previous meeting as printed in the Herald. Swanson to pay labor and bills with a long list of payments to individuals and firms for police, janitor, labor, road work, and supplies. Includes adjournment planned to June 1 and compensation actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Price
Pal Liljegren
Gustafson
John Swanson
Maki
Swanson
Mich
Bell Telephone Co
Bessemer Pharmacy
Theo. B. Robertson
Ramsay Mercantile
Lake Sup. Dist. Power Co
Albert Ethier
Police
Arthur Swanson
Curtice Baw
Cccasian Cdas Cianyon
CIEE
Pi Gewatnbwiesaeabus
Paul Liljegren
GHGON
Thomas Maddock
IVS
MGR Cincencctenses
Sawcas
NGG
Cccdecccetuaias
Highway Improvement Peoples State Bank
First National Bank
Johnson Motor Co
Service Welding Co
Board of County Rd. Com
Corrigan, McKinney Steel Co
R. A. Heidemann
Lake Superior Dist. Co. Co
Tom Domenic
Wm. Nelson
Corrigan
McKinney Steel Co
Ramsay Motor Service
Herman Negri
George Nobert Axel Gustafson
Enrico Vigo
Teer Aner
Occus
Andrew Westeen
Egidio Gindro
Oscar Faline
John Nyman
John Ellison Jobe Amo
Victor Poffs
Albert Vacari
Matt Issala
Hughe Syremi
Steve Reketa
Jonas Autio
Victor Maki
August Hill
Steven Tomich
Edwin Erickson
Gust Johnson
Oscar Juckala
Gunnard Lindstrom
Leonard Soderman
John Mattson
Uittlebecese Ee
Emil Wirpi
Mott Toijala
Wilbert Johnson
Armos Johnson
Erline Olson
Armos Saari
Arne Suomi Gust Saari
Lukanen
George Knoblock
Frank Duda
Parak Zadra
John Demarco
John Swanson Felmar Johnson
Dan Chovan
Sam Micheletti
John Hartley
Nick Kalla
Oscar Johnson
Tom Lampart Boet
George Soderman
James Olds
Sam Salo Ore
John Oto
Charles Curtis A biography of a future Republican power
This profile traces Charles Curtis born January 25 1860 near Topeka Kansas. He grows from Kaw Reservation child to jockey reporter and lawyer then Shawnee County prosecutor. Curtis enters national politics in 1892 and serves as U S Senator since 1907, rising as a powerful Republican figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Curtis
Kaw River
Topeka
Kan
O. A. Curtis
New England
Ellen Pappan
Julie Pappan
Curtis
Kaw
North
Faculty Changes at Mines College In 1929
Professor Arthur E. Seaman after forty years of service will step down as head of geology and become curator of the college museum. Dr. C. O. Swanson will succeed him as head, bringing a background in mining engineering and extensive geological work. Dr. Vincent L. Ayres is elected as assistant professor of geology after earning his Doctor’s degree at Michigan and teaching at Case and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Seaman
Michigan College of Mining and Technology
Seaman
C. O. Swanson
Michigan Geological Survey
University of British Columbia
University of Wisconsin
Swanson
Canadian Geological Survey
Russia
J. W. W. Reynders
New York
Vincent L. Ayres
Board of Control
Probate hearing set for estate of Santa Hautala
In Gogebic County Michigan the probate court in Bes semer schedules June 19 1928 at 10 am for a hearing on Alexander Hautalas petition to grant administration of the estate to Arvo Hautala or another suitable person. A public notice will run weekly three times in the Bessemer Herald. The matter was before Judge Harry K Bay with R C Solberg as Register of Probate. It ends with a poetic aside about a vehicle marriage and a college coach.
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Gogebic
Said
Bessemer
Said County
Harry K. Bay
Santa Hautala
Alexander Hautala
Arvo Hautala
Bessemer Herald
Information wanted on Haines and Pedloe sisters estate
Welling ton residents Mrs Jessie Haines and Mrs Hattie Pedloe, sisters, are sought for information in relation to an estate matter. W C Cox & Co, 164 W Jackson, Chicago, IL, administer the notice.
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Haines
Child asks about the stork and a bill from angels
A playful exchange contrasts a stork tale with a bill to explain a new baby. The child notes that angels would not have a bill, while the father complains about the cost of the birth.
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Daddy
Scene at the Lamp Post Involving the Stewed Stude
A muttered plea to awaken and a lamp post encounter unfold as the Stewed Stude shuffles and the Proud Minion of the law acts on the request. The fragmentary line hints at nocturnal comic or comic noir mood and a lawman’s intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stude
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Isurance
Dewey
A. Melanson
Bessemer Township
Ramsay
Puritan
Office of Trustees
Nesto Erickson
Alfred Jacobson
A. D
Mines College
Houghton
University of Pennsylvania
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
University of Arizona
University of Michigan
State OF Michigan
the Probate Court For the County of
R. C. Solberg
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan