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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1931
Page
19
A commentator argues that the sheer volume of laws makes enforcement impractical, noting the shortage of courts and jails would hinder handling even minor cases. The piece contends a need to balance legislation with feasible enforcement infrastructure.
Pick and Axe Wakefield backs funding for a new county gym while residents criticize replacing the county's oldest gym, noting the current facility is serviceable yet aging. Community members weigh renovation versus replacement as open pitters advocate change.
Recent bank runs in Ironwood and rumors elsewhere shake regional financial stability. A first run stemmed from circumstances, this week’s from gossip. Banks on the Gogebic range remain sound, but panics cause harm beyond Ironwood as rumors ripple through the district.
A fragment praising Michigan as a large, scenic state with rich resources, forests, fields, lakes, and diverse industries. It extols favorable living conditions, safety from disasters, and strong educational institutions while urging promotion of Michigan as a vacation land and attractive for residents and outsiders alike.
The piece argues for resuming spending as bank money rises while inflation falls, citing lower commodity prices and the need for consumer demand. It warns that the era of cheap goods is ending, urges prudent purchasing, and predicts prices will rise as retail demand and government costs reemerge.
A historical column argues that excessive and poorly enforced laws burden society. It criticizes lawmakers for creating more restrictive statutes from old speed limits to anti smoking ordinances and prohibition laws. The piece contends enforcement gaps drive public lawlessness and national debate.
Scotty G asserts Bessemer needs a hotel sparking reaction as a fresh topic. The piece contrasts bold state tree planting to save the game with a call for the Detroit Tigers to plant bushes or similar hedges for benefit.
In Bessemer the Sunday closing ordinance ordered all liquor sales venues shut last Sunday. The planned Bessemer vs Ashland ball game was halted under state law. Locals split on the welfare impact after a few weeks of Sunday closing. Captain Adolphus B Pence, instrumental in bringing the RKOTC here, leaves for Greeley and then Hawaii, but will stay connected with the Herald.
Three boys Slim A Herbie H and Johnnie N recently returned from a trip to Minneapolis. Slim said the Twin Cities are busy with no low mood, implying hard times in St Paul and Minneapolis. The note hints Gogebic range towns will celebrate Independence Day except Lessemer.
Gogebic range police resume patrols arresting speeders and violators after a long nap. Citizens remark on the calm with teachers gone, and fear the return of college students will disrupt tranquility.
Rumors swirl as an airplane with a siren hovers over the town causing a stir. The community still seeks information about Ripley and the Upper Peninsula Firemen's tournament, with locals eager for details on when and where it will be held.
This week details a town whose population has fallen, with fishing stories from locals explaining the depopulated condition. Narratives from fishermen provide insight into the town's quiet days and the social impact of the dwindling number of residents.
The piece recounts a Photoplay article that claimed Greta Garbo is a myth and faced a flood of letters from readers defending her acting and charm. Editors noted subscription cancellations and readers warning against sensational criticism.
The June 16 1906 issue reports H E Hopkins of Bradford Newfoundland and Miss Frances Sutherland of Ironwood wed at the Sutherlands home in that city. Irving Club Bessemer high names officers Arthur Hansen president and others. local moves include KE Johnson joining W H Chaney’s photography gallery.
The sixth annual commencement of Bessemer High School was held at the opera house last Friday evening. Three graduates named Eva Mae Sampson Margaret E Downey and Grace L Truettner.
The Michigan probate court in Bes semer on May 27 1931 under Judge Harry K Bay limits the time for filing claims against the estate of Paul Prucca deceased.
A concise aphorism suggests that meeting financial obligations earns leeway for personal faults. The saying implies financial responsibility influences perceptions of character and leniency in debt or obligations.
Forestry officials report 11 667 acres of state forest lands platted for pine planting this spring. Favorable April and May weather aimed to plant all available stock from the Higgins Lake seed sources. Projected planting would cover more than two percent of the total forest area.
Last year the Forestry Division notes 27.0 acres in pine trees. Since spring 1930 semi annual forest plantings have exceeded the one liver acre mark. Before that time no spring or fall plantings reached the noted totals.
Waltham Player Piano complete with bench and over twenty rolls to be sold for the same due on contract of only $187. Continue payments of $10 per month. Waltham Piano Co. 806 Martin St. Stevens Point Wis. who will wit. Where it can be seen. Please furnish references.
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