Bessemer Bowlers Sweep Series to Take Title
Two Bessemer teams defeated Washburn and Ashland in a weekend bowling clash. The Michela Co Cavaliers beat Washburn’s Northwestern Fuel three straight on neutral Hurley alleys 2 819 to 2 449 with a 546 low for the Bessemer squad. The Bessemer Heralds then routed Ashland 2 885 to 2 724 on Ashland lanes, sdebski and Sterny topping 600 as the Heralds rolled a 1 007 game.
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Bessemer
Washburn
Ashland
Michela Co. Cavaliers
Northwestern Fuel Co. Keglers
Hurley
Bessemer Heralds
Northern National Bank
Sdebski
Sterny
Heralds
Bessemer Teams Lose at Hurley
Fragmented report notes Bessemer teams losing at Hurley with unclear details. Readable parts mention two out of three, with teams Slarkey and Theradils, and a partial account of the contest ending amid confusion.
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Bessemer
Ghee Peitot
Building and Loan Men See Improvement In Business Conditions
Michigan building and loan leaders predict an upturn in 1951 with 42 associations reporting improved or steady conditions in key cities including Detroit Grand Rapids and Lansing while conservative securities attract renewed investor interest after market losses.
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Michigan Building
Detroit and Northern Michigan Building and Loan Association
Jackson Lansing
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Saginaw
Muskegon
Kalamazooo
Battle Creek
Bay City
Niles
Benton Harbor
Birmingham
Plymouth
Dowagiac
Hastings
South Haven
East Lansing
Lowell
Albion
Ann Arbor
St. Johns
Adrian
New Bufalo
Three Rivers
Hancock
Lansing
Eaton Rapids
Marshall
Menominee
Belding
Breakfast customs and porcelain riches in daily meals
The passage extols a generous breakfast as the day’s main meal after a long gap, praising bright table settings, fine china, and abundant silverware. It notes the social status and taste shown by lavish linens, well-set serviette arrangements, and a prosperous household, urging elegance over mere practicality. The tone critiques dreary, plain meals and celebrates refined, artful dining as a measure of refinement and achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seark- Tse
VWBIEO Radio Call Letters At Local Station
A fragmented piece notes radio call letters VWBIEO and mentions a station near College Avenue within city limits. A graveyard scene includes a doctor and gravedigger dialogue about reporting an intoxicated condition to authorities. Both voices touch on concealment and responsibility.
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Vwbieo
Jisthel Othoted Gama
College Avenue
Fragmentary Verse Echoes Time and Memory
A brief fragment recalls present and past together, noting how actions and thoughts bridge eras. The lines invoke vague references to time, place, and person with an archaic cadence. The text centers on perception of influence across moments.
Diplomatic burglars and dogs ruin Michigan flocks
A disrupted break in at a Michigan home ends with burglars, a startled owner, and a stray dog scene. The incident sparks police involvement and notes on local farm losses across several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Insurance rates on cars rise in Upper Peninsula
The National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters announced higher private passenger auto insurance rates for the Upper Peninsula. Public liability rates increased across classes W XII and II, with varied rises in property damage premiums. Increased claim frequency, higher repair costs, and more powerful cars drive the changes amid better roads and more closed cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awatemehihs
Upper Peninsula
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
Dantary D
Tri-State Dairy Congress Planned in Duluth for March 20
Representatives from Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota dairy interests met in Duluth to arrange the fourth Tri State Dairy Congress with a full speaking program luncheon and banquet. Thompson director of the Northern Minnesota Experiment Station was elected chairman of the committee. Sub committees are led by Gundersen Ironwood FLD Stone Superior and Nelson Calutts and several hundred dairy men are expected from all three states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ghd Minnesot
Duluth
N.S. Thompson
Northern Minnesota
Druluth
Nelson
Ealutts
Three Taken in Saturday Raids
Sheriff department raids Saturday evening netted three suspects in Bessemer as part of the new enforcement push since Jan 4. Westermark, Karvonen, and Nyberg were tied to liquor violations with confiscations including beer, bootleg whiskey, and wine. Nyberg and Westermark faced hearings and bonds while Karvonen's charges were dismissed for insufficient evidence.
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Bessemer
Mitch
Met
Iron
Henry
Westermark
Josephin. Karvonen
Sonia Nyberg
Gogebic County Fair Elects Farmer President
C i Johnson Miple HAM is the new president of the Gogebic County Fair and Agricultural Association, the third farmer to hold the post after Mr. Bergeron and Mr. Voye. The group stresses farmer representation and unity among members, with Mr. Pod foshery as vice president and Burrell as treasurer. The piece notes social issues including caste barriers and land use in the Southern United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. i Johnson
Miple Ham
Gogeble County Fair
Bergeron
Voye
Dolin
Etoall Farm
Uve Abies Rand
Babe
Tapos
Metatt
Hatem
Wakefp
Gogebie Tarn Whet
Pod Foshery
Amd Ook
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Ashland Washburn
Washburn Gibson
Bessemer Isdebski
Wwe
Herald
Kinkner
America
Henry SS. Rosenthal
Gogeric
Iron Bowling League
Ith
Zio
Iss
Ned
Lee Ie
Hurley Legion Eee
Ciuin
Oas
Skud Bros
Kriols
Montreal
Bao
Howe
Lereea
Serena
Winkie
Leta
Toberg
Vasey
Andrson
Carter
Goodlewski
Ole
Seaad
Les
F. Dudu
Rel
IDV Ted
Emee
Poes
Matthew
Dean Newton
Borsar
Rilillemaines
Welbiailes
Lie
Bin
Temler
Btie
Reisen
Wba
Shean
Leawtiers Fam Amimais
Usbardys
Seatie Ds
Wyatt
Jeeves
Cee Lee
SePad
Tri-State Dairy Congress
Unidas
Kirth
Seadden
Suto
Eustaces Carus Neiudow
Carde
Celier Hearne
Nate Deade
Collins Carde
Colby American Cheese
Graham
Finn Salaka
Charles Rand
W. Sellar &J
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