Mellen Beats Bessemer 4-0 In Tight Pitching Duel
In a one hour and 30 minute game at Mellen last Sunday, the home club topped Bessemer 4 to 0. Sampson pitched four hits allowed, Erickson limited to seven, and only one earned run. The Mellen infield, led by the four Pufall brothers, and Antilla and Spangeletti in the field, starred in a snappy defensive effort.
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Bessemer Baseball Club
Mellen
Sampson
John Erickson
South Bessemer
Bessemer
Erickson
Antilla
Spangeletti
Pufall Brothers
Montreal Visit Promises Hard Battle For Bessemer
Baseball notes report Montreal plays at Bessemer Sunday as Wisconsin leaders tied with Hurley. Bessemer fields strong pitching with Valesano Lawrence and Keller, plus Spangolettti at second. Mellen’s Sampson and Bonney pace the Maroons while Erickson and Pitfalls hinder them. Sig Hansen observed in crowd at last Sunday game.
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Montreal
Bessemer
Wisconsin Boys
Hurley
Valesano
Lawrence
Keller
Maroons
Mellen
John Frickser
Spangolettti
Sig Hansen
Bessemer Beach
A Large Class in Three Classes
A San Francisco Chronicle note outlines three social groups the lower class, the upper class, and a broad middle class. The piece emphasizes how each class tends to its own affairs and daily business.
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San Francisco Chronicle
News Snippets On Radio Pioneers And Figures In 1930s Broadcasts
A collection of short notes on Hoover’s radio reach, Coolidge’s years in office, Henry Burbig’s Hamlet dream, Ozzie Nelson’s rising band, Amos of Atmos Andy becoming a father, Floyd Gibbons’ naming wish, Rudy Welles on stage, the Prince of Wales learning banjo with Harry Resor, a Rhode Island farmer building a twelve tube receiver, and more, including fan letters and a tiny WPRC station.
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Hoover
Coolidge
Henry Burbig
CBS
Ozzie Nelson
Rudy Vallee
Will Osborn
New York
Cain
Amos
Atmos
Andy
Floyd Gibbons
Rndy
Welles
Prince of Wales
Harry Resor
Eskimos
NBC
Rhode Island
University Plans Fourth Expedition to Greenland
Prof William H Hobbs of the University of Michigan Geology Department will direct a fourth Greenland expedition funded by a $5000 Carnegie Institute gift for a year. He will coordinate with Prof Alfred Wegener who leads a larger German team establishing three stations across the ice cap. American observers Evans Schmelling and William Carlson will join two Michigan staffers at Ivigtut and Anmagssalik, while Max H Pemprest from Flint travels as assistant. Weather Bureau loans instruments and Cryolite Mining Co supports living arrangements.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Greenland
William H. Hobbs
Geology
University of Michigan
Carnegie Institute At
Washington
Hobbs
Wireless
Ivigtut
Anmagssalik
Arctic Circle
Michigan
Alfred Wegener
Dr. Wegener
Evans S. Schmelling
William =. Carlson
University
American Scandinavian Foundation
Carlson
Europe
Max Hi. Pemprest
Flint
Tronwood
United States Weather Bureau
Schmelling
Pennsylvania Salt Company, Op
Philadelphia
Cryolite Mining Company
Wegener
Probate Notice for Charles P. Anderson Estate
State of Michigan probate court at Bessemer fixes October 7 1930 as the deadline for presenting claims against the estate of Charles P. Anderson deceased. Judge Harry K. Bay presides and directs creditors to file claims at the Probate Office by ten in the forenoon for examination and adjustment.
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Bessemer
Harry K. Bay
Charles P. Anderson
Notice of Hearing Publication in Bessemer Herald
The notice states publication of an order for three consecutive weeks in the Bessemer Herald, a newspaper in the county, with Harry K. Bay as Judge of Probate and R. C. Solberg as Register of Probate. Date noted 6-27-6.
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Bessemer Herald
Said
Harry K. Bay
R. C. Solberg
Estate of Fred Otto Hearing for Will Admittance
Probate Court in Gogebic County on May 27 1930 set for hearing June 24 1930 at 10 A M at Bessemmer Probate Office. Clarence Otto seeks admission of a will and administration of the estate with himself or another as administrator. Notice to be published in the Bessemer Herald for three weeks prior to hearing.
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Bessemer
Said
Harry K. Bay
Fred Otto
Clarence Otto
Bessemer Herald
Renowned rupture expert to demonstrate in Ironwood
C F Redlich of Minneapolis will demonstrate his rupture appliance at the St James Hotel Ironwood on July 23 from 10 AM to 4 PM. The Perfect Retention Shields claim instant relief and lasting closure with simple, comfortable design, suitable for active work. Doctor J W Seaver notes 75 Yale-affiliated cures with this system. Home office: 535 Boston Block, Minneapolis.
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C. F. Redlich
Minneapolis
Redlich
J. W. Seaver
Yale College
That Started It Wifey I Promised No More Smoke
A humorous Capper's Weekly dialogue depicts a husband arguing with his wife about smoking. The wife accuses him of continuing to smoke, while he insists his amount has not increased. The exchange captures domestic banter in a lighthearted tone.
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Capper
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W. Erickson
Bjork
A. Erickson
I Nelson
If. Edwards
G. Erickson
Spangoletti
Bwnkus
J. Erickson
P. Ssees
L. Pufall
Fiiemuth
L. Spangoletti
Pufell
Nugent
Ironwood
Bonney
Tecumseh
U. S Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Stupios
Kubert "Zugsmith JR
Leeuw
Steopoe
WPRC
Car
Erickson Bros. Dairy Farm
Nesto Erickson
Mgr
Dick Rosse Restaurant
Puritan Store
Dewey
William S. Carlson
Greenland Party
Umanak
Ed Cohan
Columbia System
Timesquare
Madison Avenue
Oray Line
General Electric
General Electrics
GENERAL @ ELECTRIC
Lake Superior District Power Co
State OF Michigan
Gogebic
Boston Block
Minn
Miles
Ford
United States
Ternan
Spokane
Germany
France
Ialy
Finland
Argentina
Copenhagen
Palis-to-Copenhagen
England
Amanenes Road
Peru
Royal Automobile Club of Sweden
Phaeton
Detroit
Universal Credit Company
Plan of Time Paymenta
Ford Moton Company
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