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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1923

Page

20

Protect the Signs open letter urges signs protection

An open letter by John G Watson Gogebic School Commissioner appeals to Gogebic County youths to protect highway signs. He contrasts Wisconsin signage with damaged Gogebic posts on Highway 12 and Cloverland Trail, urging students and teachers to guard public property and act as sentinels to prevent accidents.

John G Watson Gogebic Michigan Wisconsin Gogebic County County Road Commission United States

Enrollments In Public Schools For 1922 23

The article estimates total U S public school enrollment since last September at about 22 063 526 with 2 250 526 in high schools and 19 813 433 in elementary schools The eighth grade group is about 1 624 703 and 80 percent are elementary graduates This year 326 326 high school fourth year students and about 228 428 high school graduates are predicted with at least 10 000 more from three year high schools

United States

Senator Dr Bohn comments on gasoline tax and weight tax bills

Marquette visitor Dr Bohn, senator from the Thirtieth district, discusses the recent legislature and favorable views on the gasoline tax bill. He notes its advantage of reaching out-of-state car owners and potential revenue of over a million dollars. He backed Governor Groesbeck's weight tax as better than none and expects a special session to consider reapportionment and highway finance, though he doubts Wayne county will push extreme reapportionment.

Bohn Thirtieth Marquette House Senate Groesbeck Wayne County

Bohn Praises Truettner as Escanaba School Funding Battle Plays Out

Dr. Bohn lauds Senator Truettner of the Thirty‑first for steady judgment and influence during a session where weight tax and primary school funding measures tangled. He notes the failed weight tax doomed the school bill’s fate and predicts Bohn’s re‑election amid strong district support.

Thouse Senate Bohn Escanaba Truettner Marquette Mining Journal

Pick and Axe With the Fire Hall Gang

A vivid scene unfolds around the fire hall where the gang gathers on a bank corner. A beautiful girl appears and holds their attention as crowds react with alarms and whispers. The moment ends with an ironwood-bound bus arriving and the girl leaving, leaving the group to resume watching the evening stars.

Fire Hall B. G Sophia Street N Watchman Goggebre Hopital

Vasser College Girls Vote Ninety Percent True to Weds

Cornice reports that about ninety percent of Vasser college girls favor marriage, claiming the cohort shows strong intent to wed and remains truthful about their wishes.

Cornice Vasser College Vasser

Gentlemen Meet Mike from Rib Lake Wisconsin

Mike Yost from Medford visits Rib Lake Wisconsin for a quick meeting on Tuesday. He hopes to secure a tie pin and grape ore item from a local outlet.

Mike Mike Yost Medford Rib Lake Wis Herald

Dear Mrs Proper Question Column Of A Local Paper

A cheeky reader asks how long to wear a dress after remarks from friends about looks. The Mrs Proper reply jokes about dating etiquette. A separate family quip has a boy recounting his father tossing heavy underwear into the hall amid a stair racket.

Never Again at the Depot for the Midnight Scout

A speaker vows not to repeat a failed experiment and recalls waiting at the depot for a midnight scout. The piece shifts to a classroom moment where a teacher quizzes William on common English words, with William jokingly answering that he does not know.

William

Fourth of July Advice From Bessemer Nightlife

Don't travel to the Zulu Islands or ball games on the Fourth. Stay in Bessemer and avoid sass with the nightwatchman who could shoot. Expect a schafskooh match at the Legion club rooms and a secretive Fourth in the third ward alley while no one cares for money.

Bessemer Legion Club Rooms

Senior class play at the Rew attracts crowd

The audience enjoyed the Senior class play on Tuesday night but was annoyed by a man behind wearing smoked glasses. The note jokes about his glasses and mentions Pete who never takes risks and never cuts grass at 3 a.m.

Rew Pete

Royal Road to Success Debunked in 1923 Commencement

A 1923 commencement speech argues there is no royal road to success. It stresses character, purpose, and self reliance, noting achievement comes from personal effort, preparation, and consistent work rather than easy formulas or luck.

Local candidate Joan Holland files for August primary

Joan Holland a present member of the state legislature from this county announced his candidacy for representative at the August primaries. Ironwood’s Gogebic range leaders were defeated by Bessemer 4 to 1 as Donaldson homered off pitcher Cook. Alice Coad of Ely Minn arrived Friday to visit grandmother Mrs John Graham. John Thors left for Ypsilanti to attend daughter Edith’s graduation. Gertrude Bennetts returned from Gross Le Mich where she has taught the past year.

Joan Holland Ironwood Bessemer Donaldson Cook Alice Coad Ely Minn John Graham John Thors Ypsilanti Mich Edith Gertrude Bennetts Gross le Mich

Independence Day fund drive nears goal in Bessemer

Twenty years ago on June 20 1903 the committee raising money for the Bessemer celebration reports about 600 subscribed so far At Monday night the council voted to buy the hall ground for 1200 The New Davis mine between the city and Ironwood shuts down due to ore sales troubles with 15000 tons in stock Patrolman Wm Adamzak is laid up by neuralgia P V Dishnow moves family into new Moore Street home.

Bessemer Davis Ironwood Wm. Adamzak P. V. Dishnow Moore Street

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