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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1923

Page

2

School Board Proceedings February 7 1922

The Board of Education met February 7 1922 with President Johnston and six members present. Minutes approved. Bills read and allowed by vote of all members. numerous entries cover General Fund Building Fund Library Fund Fuel Fund and Text Book Fund with names of vendors and amounts. Secretary Arthur Lintelmann signed.

Board of Education Johnston Messrs. Johnston Truettner Knight Bennetts Lintelmann Masaie Massie C. Hansen Lbr. Co Co. Hansen Lbr. Co Houghton Milllin Co Century Co A. C. McClurg & Co Henry Holt & Co Horace Partridge Co D. Appleton & Co Arthur Lintelmann

Local social notes from Bessem er and area events

Mrs Carl Dahlgren shopped in Bessem er on Friday. Mamie Endrizzi Caroline Fedri and Adelaide Ford attended the high school play in Bessem er Friday evening. Mrs George Roosen entertained the Sewing Club girls Tuesday evening. Mrs Albert Tillner shopped in Bessem er Monday. Miss Hilma Bessie of Wakefield visited the Mattson home Sunday. Miss Esther Becker of Bessem er spent the weekend at the Becker home. Delia Osanna from Peace visited sister Mrs Carl Ropinski over the weekend. John Tillner spending a few days at Ewen. Eve Ecklund of Ironwood spent the weekend at Morrison A large crowd attended the dance at the Amusement Hall Saturday. Miss Jennie Williams county home demonstration agent held a meeting at the school house Thursday afternoon. A number of women attended. It was decided at the sext meeting a discussion on food and its value will be given. Mrs John Larson shopped in Bessem er.

Carl Dahlgren Bessemer Mamie Endrizzi Caroline Fedri Adelaide Ford George Roosen Sewing Club Albert Tillner Hilma Bessie Wakefield Mattson Esther Becker Becker Delia Osanna Peace Carl Ropinski John Tillner Ewen Mises Eve Ecklund Iromwood Morrison Misa Jennie Williams County Home John Larson

Sophomores Host Hop Night Amid School Notices

The Sophomores announce a Friday night Hop with a small admission for ladies a quarter and gentlemen fifty cents. An Alaska zoology quiz lists fur bearing animals. A high school report shows sixteen students with at least 0 average in the first semester, with several names and top scores across subjects.

Jennie Kettula Toini Maki Ruth Holland Katherine Barocel Lawrence Apitz John Kostello Elmer Englund Hazelle Anderson Gladys G Gustafson John Perotti

Nine-Cent Knife Brings Five Dollars in Chicago

A Fordney testimony recounts a Henckels knife: nine cents in Germany, $2.40 in New York, $2.40 in Chicago, and a Chicago store profit of over 100 percent. It argues American valuation would curb profiteering by taxing imported goods on U S prices.

United States House of Representatives Congress Germany Chicago America J. A. Henckels New York Fordney U. S. Senate House of Representatives Paris France Washington Co United Stn Ways and Means Committee The

Hickory Tree Planted for Jackson Fells After 108 Years

In Walton Delaware County Middletown reports the likely last Hickory tree in the area was cut down due to severe decay. The tree dated 108 years since Colonel John Townsend planted it in honor of Andrew Jackson, nicknamed Old Hickory, after counting the rings.

Middletown N. Y Andrew Jackson Walton Delaware County Jackson John Townsend

Ramsay News Highlights Community Events and Local Visits

Mrs. Bert Sharpless hosted a Valentine's party for daughter Margaret and son Verle with a heart decorated dining room and a 5 PM lunch for 25. Oline Uren marked her twelfth birthday with games music and a 5:30 lunch for friends. Local residents and visitors from Ironwood Verona and Anvil were noted in multiple social calls and outings.

Bert Sharpless Margaret Verle Herman Erickson Castile Mine Ramsay Oline Uren Mary Nordquist Lonna Moyle Eleanor Moyle Louise Rizzle Elsie Bartell Elsie Violet Uren Margaret Ahnen Clance Leslie Moyle Anna Sternod Frances Hetherington Emily Harris J. Hetherington J. Moyle Olive Edith Uren James Ford Mrs. Nickles Anvil Ramsay James Roberts Bob Rice Verona Mellen Bill Moyle Bill Koskie Alex Rosemary Houghton William Hocking Matt Brockbank Nick Abnen Vida Oberg Cary Ida Fink Ironwood William Phillips

Declamatory Contest Planned at Local High School

The school schedules a two part declamatory contest on March 10 with serious and humorous divisions. First place winners advance to a district contest on March 324, facing Wakefield Ironwood and other rival winners from the district.

Wakefield Ironwood

School desks sanded stained and varnished by teachers

Teachers have spent the past week sanding and refinishing desks and seats across rooms. Frat floor rooms and second floor rooms receive the work, with Miss Mary Davis's room adding curtains. The improvements aim for long lasting good condition.

Mary Davis

High School Yell Sparks Gymnasium Spirit

Report notes a new cheer heard at the Tuesday basketball game in the high school gym. The chant proclaims we can win and asserts team pride with the line We’re the stare in Basketball. A quip questions whether barbers are up to date with the hair styles seen at the school.

Babson Plans National Statistical Centre at Wellesley

Roger W. Babson unveils a 220 acre project in Wellesley Massachusetts to build a two campus statistical hub for production and distribution. The Babson Institute will host major trade groups and state offices with an endowment aimed at stabilizing markets and reducing unemployment through centralized data and coordination.

Roger W. Babson Wellesley Mass United States Mr. Babson National Textiles Association American Iron and Steel Institute America Babson Babson Institute George W. Coleman Belgium

Timberland Deal Plot Unfolds in Hidden Timber Sale

In a tense scene, Leason reports land is heavily timbered and easy to access as agents discuss selling timbered land already cut over. Jack confronts Brewster as they overhear schemers plotting to force the timber sale to enrich their father and push him to overpay.

Mr. Seilster Leason Jack's Brewster Jack Dad Father

Steel Barrels Could Supplant Wood in Factories

Makers claim steel barrels may replace wooden ones as staves heads and lids are steel. They say steel barrels offer durability compactness lighter weight and lower cost. Widespread adoption would impact US flour cement and related industries as demand rises. The 1921 health index notes the best year on record for US and Canada.

United States Christian Science Monitor

Fragmentary quote critiques industrial civilization as salvation

In a brief excerpt the speaker argues that salvation lies in eradicating the dark features of the vast industrial civilization exemplified by the country, marking a discussion of reform and moral critique. The passage quotes the New York Times framing.

New York Times

Two Trucks and One Team Drive City Service

Orders phoned to 193W will be promptly taken care of. Wm. Popps Box 755.

Wm. Popps

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