Local News Briefs From The Bessemer Herald
The Bessemer Herald reports Saturday June 12 coverage by F B Hand. Details appear on regional events and community notes for residents of the area.
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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1909
Page
2
The Bessemer Herald reports Saturday June 12 coverage by F B Hand. Details appear on regional events and community notes for residents of the area.
The Bessemer Herald has changed ownership to P. Fitzgerald of Melien and F. Siebencolin of Ashland. The sale includes the plant, goodwill, subscription list, and all unpaid accounts. The former owner F B Hanp expresses confidence in the new management and goodwill for Bessemer.
Azaleas suffer in winter while fuchsias stay indoors until March. Use careful fertilization, list seeds early, turn plants to prevent legginess, and avoid excess fertilizer. Exterminate pests, avoid cloudy day watering, maximize sun for geraniums, amaryllis, queen lilies. Bring plants to light by late March for May blooms. Maintain clean windows, pots, and sealed cracks.
In a 19th century Ohio academy a student named Hoover fumbled an exam on electricity yet astonished onlookers by revealing he once knew the cause and nature of electricity. Professor Baldwin Bishop praised Hoover’s past knowledge while lamenting his momentary lapse as visitors listened to the tale.
The Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Company starts a 1909 pension system for retired workers and for widows and orphans of employees killed in service. Widows with or without children under 16 receive $12 monthly for five years. each eligible child adds $1 monthly. If no widow or eligible children exist, the board may extend beyond five years. The fund is independent of retirement pensions and honors long service.
Following an abrupt halt ordered by Superintendent Barber, the Colby and Ironton mines ceased operations indefinitely due to large ore stocks and fulfilled orders for iron and steel for the coming year. About 600 of 750 workers were laid off. 150 remain to clean shafts, with 100 more to go. A steam shovel is in operation at Colby and a second will arrive for Ironton next week.
The article surveys thinkers and artists who favored celibacy for those pursuing high art. It cites Bacon Schopenhauer and Moore and notes poets like Dante Milton Shakespeare and Dryden as examples of married life hindering creativity. Wagner Handel and others are referenced to illustrate differing outcomes.
Ironwood defeated Rhinelander 4 to 2 on Ironwood grounds last Saturday. Batteries were Ironwood Belfast Fuener and Rhinelander Mohr Williams. Sunday game postponed due to wet grounds. Bessemer Hurley also postponed. Schedule lists Ironwood vs Rhinelander for June 13 14 and Bessemer vs Hurley June 13. A Wakefield Hurley train runs Sunday at 1 pm arriving Hurley at 1:45 pm with return around five.
A fan walks to work after a victory and plans for next Sunday's game against Hurley. He recalls past plays, corrects errors, and urges fans to take the Northwestern train at 1 30 p m to attend the ball game, promising excitement over quiet strolls and dates.
A London nerve specialist links green surroundings to improved eyesight and health among city dwellers. He notes people seek restful green foliage and that green rooms aid rest, citing a popular actress who felt better in a green room. Also reports large scale hare shipping and rising supply with prices noted.
In Gogery County the Probate Court under Judge Curtis Buck fixes July 6 1909 at 10 a m for hearing Bernard Viettas petition to grant administration of the Joinkos Setti estate to Vietta or another suitable person. A public notice will run for three weeks in the Bessemer Herald.
A Cleveland Leader quotation notes a man’s claim that he has met many stutterers but never a stuttering woman. The remark reflects dated views on speech disorders and gender.
The Herald reports both the fish bill and the game bill failed of passure in the last hours of the legislature. The house did not take up the fish bill and the game bill failed as committees could not iron out differences in conference. Laws remain the same for two more years.
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