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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1923
Page
2
With less than three weeks left, Bessemer moves to surpass prior Fourth of July celebrations. The American Legion funds outdoor attractions, circuses, daylight fireworks, races, a parade, two ball games, speaking events, and a large evening dance as regional leaders for 1923.
Bessemer merchants may not observe the common Wednesday afternoon closings during hot weather months because one or two business men refuse to agree. The author laments that a few spoil plans for all, urging unity for the common interests of all involved.
Iron River Reporter warns against a rumored general strike by miners and surface workers on the Menominee range. The piece argues peaceful, logical wage adjustments are possible and cautions workers to resist I W W incitement, noting current prosperity, rising stockpiles, and improving conditions.
The Ironwood baseball scene remains unstable as teams endure a tough season with frequent setbacks and low morale. Despite efforts, players face mounting challenges across contests, hindering wins and progress.
A Sunday morning trip from Wakefield through Watersmeet to Iron River Michigan drew five travelers Roy Roy Chas Moe Dewey and Granny. They pretend to be traveling salesmen and created a big sensation at the Iron River hotel, with locals and the opera house last painted in 1897.
At a Iron River hotel a diner described as exceptionally tough ordered a crushed rock sundae for dessert. The incident highlights a quirky moment in a local dining scene.
Readers invited to ask health rules questions to Doc Swag. Dear Sleepless asks if a young lady should go to bed before 10. Answer by Doc Swag suggests waiting until others leave the room. This column offers light health guidance in a humorous tone.
The inquiring reporter woodwork tale ends as he is drafted into service and takes over Ironwood's baseball club as manager. The photo shows him signing the manager contract while expressing confidence despite looming uncertainty.
A quirky Florida note about Frostproof and odd place names follows with a mock headline about beer flowing to Detroit. The piece laments weather and schedules, noting no air or water on the moon and referencing Wakefield tragedies and monthly bills.
A three year old boy named Frankie wandered into tall weeds near Froebel school on Iron street. Firemen used three lawn mowers and a dozen scythes to locate him after a long day of searching. He was found asleep in the shade of a giant sunflower.
In a rare on field incident, Gus strikes an umpire with a baseball bat after a contested call. The confrontation centers on a decision at home plate, drawing swift action from security and officials. Rob Roy was mentioned but no further context given.
The life of Alfred Noble, a Michigan graduate and renowned engineer, is commemorated by a monumental fountain in Washington built by national engineers at a cost of 106.06 dollars. Noble, who died nine years ago, contributed to Soo locks, hundreds of railways, city buildings, tunnels, and bridges including the Washington Bridge in New York and the Pennsylvania Tunnel under the East River.
Yesterday was an exciting day in Harler with a large crowd at a Black Sox ball game and a lightning struck steeple at the courthouse tower set afire. Miss Astrid Hansen will present her pupils in a recital Saturday at 3 o'clock. Walker Olsem of Ramsar injured when struck by a Ford last Thursday night shows recovery. A farewell party was held at the Gustafsons with Miss Mabel Piper as guest. Rev Ernest Brown was called to St Paul and will meet Hamline University officials.
Twenty years ago on June 13 1903 Friday evening the high school auditorium hosted commencement activities. Rev T J Joslyn gave the prayer and address while Emma Kulasavicz delivered the salutatory. Wilber Osharn presented the Memorial and Peal Gerkarit sang For All Eternits. Diplomas were presented by W W Taleots with Rev T J Josivan giving the pedetica. Graduates listed include Tilda Packen J A Pensexe Marie M Caviello Paul G Gerhardt Olea Hansen Emma Mo Kul aatier Clara Lund Wilbur Oshern Anns L Pasdernik Emma Read Saire Silverman Grace Touhwr.
A casual remark from an amateur mechanic notes trouble with an engine that keeps missing on one cylinder. A witty retort answers with a joke about the entire car missing.
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