Herald B Company Saturday Edition Notice
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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
4
Reading that boiler plate writeup on our congressman
An editorial attacks a recent pro congressman writeup as boilerplate praise and recalls past votes on tariff and free trade for iron ore. It argues the representative shifted from protectionist positions to a progressive stance and questions the benefits of current tariffs on wool, cotton, and other goods for labor and industry. The piece cites the Payne Aldrich deal and Dingley tariff shifts, urging readers to reconsider their choice of Washington representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Peninsula
Congress
Jos. Fordney
Michigan
Jos. Cannon
Roosevelt
Cannon-Aldrich
Bessemer
Boss Cannon
Washington
Payne
Senate
Cuba
Dingley
Payne Aldrich
Treasure Found Hidden in Indiana Barn
Frank Kehne uncovered a trunk beneath the floor of an old barn in Indiana Pa. that once belonged to his late uncle. Inside the trunk he found cash totaling three thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Frank Kehne
Honest Confession at Census Door
A census enumerator asks who heads the house. The respondent, a small apologetic man, denies the question by joking that while legally he may be head, practically he is not.
Crow Disseminator of Disease Sparks Colonial Policy
Colonial office report declares carrion crows disseminate disease rather than serve as scavengers and they will not be protected in towns of British Guiana. The finding ends support for crow protection amid public health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Office
British Guiana
Just Like a Trust Quote by Frank L. Stamton
A playful quotation where Spring jokes about a blossom trust and trimming women's hats for free if given a chance. The author Frank L. Stamton frames the scene with whimsy and seasonal imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring
Frank L. Stamton
The Philosopher of Folly Breaks Surprise Visit
The Philosopher of Folly recounts an attempted surprise visit to a lady friend. He notes she likely saw him approach as a photograph on the mantel revealed his presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philosopher of Folly
Health Hint: A Hobly for Better Health and Longevity
A playful note suggests engaging in a hobly shaped activity whether for work or pleasure to improve general health and longevity. The idea blends daily routine with enjoyable tasks to promote wellbeing.
Marvelous Discoveries and New Inventions Highlight Age
Marvelous Discoveries celebrate progress with air fights on heavy machines and telegraphs without wires. Dr King’s New Discovery is touted as a life saving remedy for coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup bronchitis hay fever and whooping cough. James M M Black of Asheville claims a stubborn cough was cured after other remedies failed. Free trial battle offered and guaranteed by Chas H Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr King
James MM. Black
Asheville
Chas H. Warner
Local residents and visitors frequent Bessemer area on Thursday
A compilation of brief notes lists Wakefield Rd Neidhold, J. W. Bedell, L. W. Beive and others visiting Bessemer and Ironwood on business or pleasure. It notes high school events, dances, a July 4 speech by Billy Taft, performers at the Merry Widow McCarty show, and community meetings with officials like Thos Sanwidge.
Sleeping man pulled from Burlington train tracks in St Joseph
A Burlington passenger train entering St. Joseph halted to remove a sleeping man from the track. A brakeman held the man while the train stopped as a policeman arrived to arrest him. The sleeper fled along the right of way with brakes set and the brakeman clinging to his coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
St. Joseph
Kansas City Star
Sexton Survives Mulendale Church Bell Tower Collapse
The Mulendale Delaware Methodist church sexton narrowly escaped injury when the bell tower collapsed through the weak floor as services began. He escaped unhurt while the bell was smashed beyond repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton
Mulendale
Del
Horned Snake Found Near Bush River in South Carolina
James M. Henderson killed a horned serpent at his home along the Belfast road near Bush river in South Carolina. The two foot long creature lay on a stump in a field and bore a horn at the tail end resembling a rooster sp ur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
James M. Henderson
Bush River
Belfast Road
Newberry Observer
Nursery Signaling Whistle Rules for Children’s Response
A whistle serves as an effective call to children for meals or other needs. Teach them to respond instantly no matter their location when the whistle sounds. This plan helps save time and reduces worry for caregivers.
Indignant men reveal own laziness say Uncle Eben
In a本 clipped Real Truth style, Uncle Eben quips that when a man looks indignant or gay, it is usually a polite admission that he is becoming lazy. The remark underscores a wry, rural voice critiquing self-deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Eben
Her Opinion on Wings and Rights in Tattler Column
A brief Tattler fragment presents a character voice arguing about freedom and fairness. The line implies debate on rights and opportunity with a rural, conversational tone. No further context or names are provided.
Fragmented OCR Story Note Prompts Hidden Meaning
A distorted OCR fragment hints at a fable like "The Wise Man and the Fool" with garbled lines about taro and cards. It suggests tense scenes and a comparison to a strong, artistic man but remains largely unreadable.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad from Toledo Trade
One hundred jars reward offer for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Local testimonials from Waldring, Kinnan, Marvin note honesty and successful transactions over years. Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by druggists and family physicians offer constipation remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toteda
O. We
Pj.obaey
Hal
Nilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Tonwarpee Binghamton
N.Y
Kilmer
Binghamton, N, Y
Wakefield Village Board Meeting Notes May 2 1910
The Wakefield village board held a regular meeting in the town hall with JW Bedell presiding. Trustees Desonia Rinzemuth Martinkowski Oman Banino approved minutes and bills totaling various payments and authorized street repairs and sidewalk removal near the new school grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Mid
JW. Bedell
T. Desonia
A. Rinzemuth
J. Martinkowski
John Oman
T. Banino
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Jessemer
Mich
Chas
H. Warener
Georgia
Opera House
The
Merry Widow
McCarty
Rd Neidhold
Uller
J. W. Bedell
L. W. Beive
Ironwood
Fred Benani
Gogebic
John Bonino
Hurley
Lues Lansing
Ashland
Herman Stroush
Kalkaska
Mildred Bedell
Sd. Hull
Warner Wendell
Kaukauna
Wis
Will Fritz
Beweemer
Mary Grantz
Art Cavander
A. F. Oizon
Beesmer
Geo. Rummel
Bessemer Thureday
Bessemer High School
Merry Widow McCarty
Billy’ Taft
Earl Brady
Green Bay, Wis
Warren Sibley
Henry Running
Henry Linquist
Mesaba Range
Melody Orchestra of
Rev. J. Hendrickson
Stevenson
A. F. Olson
Martha Regal
Oshkosh
Fritz
E. E. Peterson
Assistnt
Brotherton
Sunday Lake
Mc Rinles
Minn
Pennsylvania
Mr Baird
Thos, Sanwidge
Mrs. Jones
Nials
Avis
Listic
Victoria House
Otto B. Olson
Gogebic Electric
Gogebic Electric Co
Havana
Village Board
Frank Peterin
Peter Care
Brotherton Miting Co
Herald Pub. Co
A. Ringsmuth Ridge
A. Selsemyer
Peter Carrer
Union Church
Atholic Church
Smith Street
Mullon
Bonino
the Sun Insurance Office
London
England
Andrew F. Olson
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