Reunion of Rupert Wrobleski and Herbert M Burt
Local notice reports a reunion of Rupert Wrobleski and Herbert M Burt dated June 19 1925 in Bessemer Michigan. Publication by The Herald Publishing Company with foreign advertising representative The American Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert W. Wrobleski
Herbert M. Reunion
Maurice R. Burt
Herald Publishing
Bessemer
Michigan
THE
American Press Association
Cut It Out City Politics In Bessemer
Citizens lament ongoing rancor as new administration fails to quiet conflicts. The piece urges officials and residents to stop feuding and avoid harm to municipal government, calling out persistent party clashes and “sideshow” politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Fourth of July plans in Bessemer face delays
Residents express frustration over slow progress on a 125 Fourth of July celebration. They urge officials to organize a successful event and offer help, noting only preliminary meetings have occurred and enthusiasm is waning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Buss
Swiping Editorial Tone Sparks 1923 Legislature Debate
The Tron wood Daily Globe uses slang to refer to a John Holland article on the 1923 legislature, accusing rivals Herald of reprinting. The piece notes the Globe piggybacks the story while other county papers also publish it, suggesting a quarrel over distribution and phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tronwood
The
Globe
Herald
John Hollamdlone
Mav Ftolland
Coum
Theradld
Hes Edingr
Ross
Michigan political scene shifts as gubernatorial race looms
The piece notes factions around Governor Groesbeck in Michigan with Sleeper allied figures like Mayor Smith and Pret Green. It lists potential Republican hopefuls Hagerty Welsh Deland Mott Johnson and Groesbeck himself, while acknowledging the contest to determine the next governor remains distant and fluid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleeper
Smith
Detroit
Pret Green
Ionia
Croesbeck
U.S
Michigan
John S. Hagcerty
Welsh
Grand Rapids
Pick and Axe Drummer at the Tent Show
In a sharp confrontation at the tent show, a villain captures the heroine and boasts of power. The heroine resists and strikes the foe with a crowbar, knocking him out, then plans a night ride with Nellie in the boss’s car toward the Trondrome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hornibrook
Bill
Lansing
Hero
Nellie
Coeds Return From College Popular at Irondrome
Summer visitors from colleges bring renewed attention to the Irondrome bi-weeklies as some coeds remain popular among readers and locals alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irondrome
Hurley Ball Game Highlights Turley Iron Mountain Pall
A visit to a Sunday game revealing Leath in attendance among fans and a handful of spectators reacting to an exchange with gems and shouts during the Turley Iron Mountain Pall contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turley-Iron Mountain
Leath
Translation Halt in Swedish Slang Problems
Report notes inability to translate the remaining Swedish slang phrase se due to unclear context and language variation. Authorities request clarification or fuller text to provide an accurate rendering.
Appointment to Charter Board Follows Gedda Resignation
A year ago on June 20 1924 J J Cochran was named to fill the vacancy on the charter commission caused by Adolph J Gedda resigning as city assessor. Gedda left the board saying no city official may serve on the charter commission. A probate court notice sets March 13 1925 as the claims deadline for the estate of William J Trevarthen with public notice to creditors for examination and adjustment in Bessemer Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Cochran
Board of Charter Commissioners
Adolph J. Gedda
Gedda
Charter Commission
Bessemer
Willard
Edward Pascoe
Kondziella
City Grants Fireworks Day Permit for July Fourth
Mayor Knight issues a proclamation allowing all residents to use firecrackers and fireworks on July 4. M. and Daly move their clear factory from Harrington building to Davey building on Lech lint. Daly employs three men and two bosses. Photographer Chaney records Children's Day decorations at the Methodist church and participants. James Corrigan of Cleveland, owner of Colby and Ironton mines, visits. A son is born to Mr and Mrs James Kevern Jr. on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight
M. #& Daly
Harrington
Davey
Lechie Street
Mir Daly
Chaney
Methodist Church
James Corrigan
Cleveland
Corrigan, McKinney & Co
Colby and Ironton Mines
James Kevern Jr
Probate notice in Herbert Moskl estate hearing
State of Michigan in Bessemer Probate Office. In the matter of Herman Moskl deceased Etla Haanpaa petitioning for administration to herself or another suitable person. It is ordered that July 7 1925 at 10 am hearing will take place and public notice be given for three consecutive weeks.
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Bessemer
Harry K. Bay
Herman Moskl
Etla Haanpaa
Roskil
Probate Court Order on Claims in Joseph Sakkanen Estate
In Michigan the probate court orders creditors to present claims against the deceased Joseph Sakkanen by a set date for examination and adjustment. A public notice will run for three weeks in the Bessemer Herald. Judge Harry K. Bay presides. Anne H. Bay is Register of Probate.
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Uni
A. D. Inds
Noversbrooa
Cen Eclock
Remwen
Bessemer Herald
Harry K. Bay
Marth Wall
Harry KX. Bay
Hearing Set On Estate Appointing Executor In Michigan
In Bessemer Michigan 1925 probate court orders July 7 hearing on petition by John J Prick to appoint Matt Brams or other suitable person as administrator of Alika Koivu deceased. Notice by weekly publication for three weeks in Bessemer Herald. Register Anne H Bay signs.
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Pessemer
Hlon. Parry KK. Bay
Alika Koivu
John J. Prick
Matt Brams
Harry K. Bay
Aye Says Front Page Snippet From The Therel Masterpiece
Reading the front page from twenty years ago, a cryptic note describes a young man named Mesaba involved with a slot machine and an axe in a disputed incident. The report hints at the era’s debates on vetting and public opinion, with a cheeky call to the audience.
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The
Theral
Trix
Well Bred Donor Falls Short in July Solicit
A town booster labeled as the best fails to contribute beyond 50 cents to the 4th of July solicitation committee, prompting questions about spirited support and local fundraising norms.
Tourist traffic at Smith's parlor brings crowds
Pence reports that 2500 tourists visited town on Sunday with 2500 stopping here. Two bought ice cream cones and 408 visited Smith's soft drink parlor, highlighting strong local traffic in the area.
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Ps.itourist
Smith
Events of the Week Chronicle
Sunday marks a day of rest amid a quiet week with no council meeting and little excitement. Tuesday brings worse news as Wrathe near Trondrome causes blockage while Wiursday hints at the morning after the night before. Saturday features a six o clock a m note as sleepy cogtilors hold vigil.
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Trondrome
Train ride tale from Wisconsin with erratic notes
A fragmentary recount on a slow Wisconsin train mentions passengers, a frightened crew, and stray phrases about care and distant plans. The garbled text hints at a disrupted journey and unclear events aboard, with several names and details unreadable in the OCR.
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Wis
Treaghit
Probate Court Gazette Entry From Gogebic County
The Probate Court for Gogebic County records a docket note from Bath Court noting actions of the probate office. The document details the September term and references the county’s probate authority and official proceedings in June.
NIN Declares Jason the Seth for Brides
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Jason and brides with cryptic phrasing and local-appearance terms. Unable to extract a coherent event, date, or organization from the readable text.
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Nin
Jason
Seth
Probate Court Notes On Estate of Mary Pksuts
A court appears to process the estate of Mary Pksuts, noting claims and hearings in the county. Documentation indicates examination of claims and actions related to the estate administration and recipient allocation.
Foreclosure Notice on 1920 Mortgage in Michigan County
Mortgagee Leu Vokusic and Helen Vosovich of Verona Isle file foreclosure against Johnankka in Gore County Michigan. Notice states balance of 1218 000 dollars plus 25 attorney fee, sale set at public auction August 3 1925 at 10 a m at the Circuit Court front door Fossomer City. Property described as SE quarter of Section 15 Township 46 North Range 44 West Marentisa Cogehte tons Michigan.
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Leu
Vokusic
Helen Vosovich
Verona
Mi Isan
Johnankka
Ree
Jet
Register of
Pols
Gore County
Michigan
A. J
Micchigan
Fossomer
Bony John Tanhia
Court Session Notes From Bes semer Probate Office
At a Session of Said Court held at the Probate Office in the city of Bes semer, in said county, on the 26th day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Said Court
Bessemer
Said County
Notice to creditors for Martha Wall estate 1825
In the matter of the estate of Martha Wall, deceased, creditors must present claims to the Probate Office by September 29, 1825, at 10:00 a.m. for examination and adjustment. The notice appears in the Bessemer Herald. A true copy.
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Teavever
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Hether
Seantar Truettner
Seth Te
Eo da
Irs
Wwe
Pick & Axe
Herald Files
Elsie Johnson
van Buskirk
Evar Forslund
Swedish Lutheran Church
Montan
Ironwood
Forstund
Fred Whitburn
Ramsay
Ethan Bray
Chicago
William Lavers
Harry Ko da
Jude
Wiliam J. Trevarthen
Harry K. Bay Jutse
Pro Ate
Anne H. Day
Register of Probate
State OF Nichigan
Gogebic
Gogeb
Anne H. Bay
State OF Michigan
Anne
H. Bay
Tim
Oll Seowlet
Bath
Gorm
Vug
Secsamer Pharmacy
John J, Prick
Dees Semer
Mary Pksuts
Welllan
S. Baird
rAti
Golden Link
Farmers Milling & Elevator Company
Bessemer Taxi Co
Vukovich Bros
Wakefield
Ontonagon
Hurley
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