The Bessemer Herald Publisher Details
The Bessemer Herald lists Rupert W. Wrobleski and Maurice R Burt as publishers. It is published every Friday by The Herald Publishing Company in Bessemer Michigan and entered at the local post office as second class mail with terms at $2.00 per year in advance.
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Bessemer Herald
Rupert W. Wrobleski
Maurice R Burt
Herald Publishing
Bessemer
Congressman's Stamp Plan Favors Surplus Aid in Upper Peninsula
Congressman Frank E. Hook of Ironwood urges Milo Perkins at the federal surplus commodities corporation to test the Rochester like Stamp Plan in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. He names Baraga Dickinson Gogebic Iron Keweenaw Marquette Ontonagon counties and prefers Calumet City in Keweenaw between counties for the experiment. The plan would issue orange stamps for relief, blue stamps for surplus foods, expanding choice and reducing waste for grocers and recipients.
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Frank EF. Hook
Ironwood
Upper Peninsula
Milo Perkins
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Rochester
New York
Michigan
Baranga
Dickinson
Gogehic
Houghton
Iron
Keweenaw
Marquette
Ontonagon
Calumet
Hotels in Michigan Celebrate National Week
Michigan hotels, a $330 million state tourist sector, mark National Hotel Week June 11 to 17 after a governor proclamation. A 1928 survey shows travelers left $37 million with hostels. hotels accounted for $9.2 million of the state's tourism trade, second only to autos, with stakeholders citing economic benefits to farmers, workers, and state tax revenue.
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Michigan
Loren D. Dickinson
Bruce Anderson
Lansing
Michigan Hotel Association
East Michigan Tourist Association
MSU grads land jobs hint despite uneven fields
A Michigan State College survey shows about half of spring graduates securing jobs. Veterinary science all 35 and medical biology 12 leave employed. Agriculture and home economics education report high placement, while chemical civil electrical and mechanical engineering show under 50 percent employment. Entomology and animal husbandry offer mixed results among 1988 majors.
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Michigan State College
Veterinary Science
In Agriculture
L. Anthony
H. B. Dirks
Employment rates by gender and field of study
The excerpt notes that many men were certain of employment, four-fifths of men in their specialized fields secured work, and 34 percent of women obtained employment, nearly all within their major field of study.
Fourth of July plans and events teased by locals
Bob Roy asks residents what they will enjoy about the celebration. Fireworks, boxing matches, races, and the parade are highlighted. The finance committee, optimism, and potential rain are noted, with a passing mention of the Cole Brothers circus coming to Ishpeming in July.
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Bob R
Paul B
Connie V
Geo. M
Cole Bros
Ishpeming
Upper Peninsula
Election results and local notices from Ramsar and Bessemer
Monday school election results show Charles H. Lutz 602 votes and Frank B. Abelman 492 with 541 yes and 179 no on escaping the 15 mill tax limit. Ramsar fatal hit and run injures two Ramsay men. towns share farewells, graduations, and moves. Third annual Military Ball hosts 350 couples. J J Reuter and C E Richards families farewelled. pool room moved. managers named for Bessemer baseball. Also Bessemer to enforce poll tax and memorial events with town hall openings and commencement set.
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Charles H. Lutz
Frank B. Abelman
D. J. Kulascewicz
Peter Wydetke
Nesto Erickson
John H. Nelson
Ramsay
Eugene Gustafson
Albert Bassie
Us-2
Ramsar
August Walkowski
Anchorage
Alaska
T. J. Hambley
Ironwood
Bessemer High School
Axel Pearson
Moline
Saima Arkola
Lillian Matara
Mac McCloud
J. J. Reuter
C. E. Richards
Virginia
Minn
Watersmeet
Albert Marinetti
Skud & Goldman
Gray Building
Jezek
Bessemer
Toivo Torni
W. S. Baird
E. A. Roach
Texas
E. L. Cochran
Board of
Charter Commissioners
Adolph J. Gedda
Charter Commission
Bessemer High
Washington
William A. Kiekhofer
University of Wisconsin
Lawrence Apitz
Gladyce Gustafson
Asteroid
Charles Wick
Fourth of July plans spark in town festivities
Jack H notes a busy celebration from morning to night at the park while Arrow predicts a grand fireworks show. Hah compliments the town hall glow and a big dance. John N invites seeing July activities in Sessemer township along with a parade and kiddie ice cream. Gogebic range Boy Scouts hold a Camporee at Lake Gallilee in lower Michigan.
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Jack H
Ramsay
Arrow
Dave R
Old Town Hall
John N
John
Clarence S
Gogebic Range
Lake Galilee
Lower Michigan
Seasonal Sauce Signals Summer's Busy Path
A garland of seasonal notes highlights school out curfew shifts city tax timing and the quick march to summer. Fishing swimming picnics and summer schools alternate with carnivals and circuses as late April showers pass and July fourth celebrations loom.
Silver wedding honored by large gathering
Mr and Mrs Peter Nespodzany celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with a reception attended by many friends. The event followed a long line of local marriages and community milestones noted in the period’s society mentions.
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Peter Nespodzany
Virginia Minn rises Phoenix-like after twin fires
Virginia Minnesota, a Mesabi iron range city, twice rebuilt after major fires in 1893 and 1901. The first blazes destroyed wooden structures, while the second led officials to ban wood in business areas. The city now ranks as well built with a very low fire hazard.
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Virginia. Minn
Mesabi Iron Range
Virginia
Dan Moon
Bor
Minnesota
Skillings Mining Review
Restoration of Williamsburg Builds Illusion Amid Questions
Clever Americans recount how John D. Rockefeller Jr. invested 20 million in restoring Williamsburg Virginia to showcase pre Revolutionary America. Tourists frequently ask how Ford conceived the project and where the model village is. Guides note Venetian blinds cited as unauthentic by visitors. The Commentator Magazine highlights these curiosities. The Dominion of Canada remains the world’s leading palladium producer.
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John D. Rockefeller
Williamsburg
Virginia
America
Commentator
Henry Ford
Governor’s’ Palace
Governor's Palace
Virginia Gazette
Joshua Kendale
Savings And Loan Gain In Michigan
In the past twelve months Michigan investors increased insured savings in savings and loan associations from 31.12 percent to 54,623 accounts. On May 1 insured savings totaled 48,191,536 dollars. Each shareholder is protected up to 35.40 on holdings. During April forty two insured associations made 415 home loans totaling 1,145.00 dollars. Aggregate direct reduction loans stood at 33,800,000 dollars. Direct reduction loans decrease with each monthly payment applying to principal and interest.
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Lansing
Michigan
Harry F. Kelly
Republic Steel plans blast furnace rebuild at Warren Ohio
Republic Steel Corp. plans to rebuild and enlarge its blast furnace at Warren Ohio to achieve a rated capacity of 1000 tons of pig iron daily. The project aims to modernize facilities and increase production significant to regional steel output.
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Republic Steel Corp
Warren
Ohio
Reopen of Glava copper mine in Varmland Sweden
The Glava copper mine in Varmland province will be reopened by AB Glavamalm of Stockholm. The 18th century ore contains copper with gold and silver and will be exported to Germany.
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Glava
Varmland
Sweden
AB. Glavamalm
Stockholm
Germany
Sly Fox Raids Kalamazoo Farm Hit by Clever Fox
A fox in Kalamazoo County repeatedly raided the Kellogg demonstration farm near Augusta killing nearly 10 half crown chickens and injuring others. Farm superintendent C M McCrary notes the fox is highly elusive, despite dawn patrols and a new automatic carbide gas exploder device being tested to deter the raids.
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Sly Fox
Kalamazoo County
Kellogg
Michigan State Colloge
Augusta
CC. M. McCrary
McCrary
Michigan
Lower Michigan Dreams Of Oil
In southwestern Michigan three counties Van Buren Allegan and Kent show a record surge in oil and gas well permits issued by the Department of Conservation. A new weekly peak of 50 permits was granted for the week ending May 31, surpassing the prior high of 41.
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Lansing
Michigan
Department of Conservation
van Buren
Allegan
Kent
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