Common Council Proceedings June 18 1825 Bessemer
Regular meeting in the council chamber with Mayor Gedda presiding. Aldermen present included We Vin Johnson Godlewski Cummins Wrdetic McDonald Forsford. Donich Negri Baratone absent. Motions on minutes dispensed, street light installation at East Sellar and Johnson streets approved, bids for garbage hauling and wagons referred to a Mayor appointed committee, a Fourth of July fund gift to the American Legion defeated on a tie, bids for road work discussed, petitions on N Case Street, gasoline pump permit, and water shortage notices reviewed, resignation of Celeste Barbovea accepted, meeting adjourned by City Clerk William L. Guyer.
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Common Council
Bessemer Hell
Gedda
Vin
Johnson
Godlewski
Cummins
Wrdetic
McDonald
Forsford
Donich
Negri
Baratone
Velin
East Sellar
Johnson Street
Lake Superior District Power Co
American Legion
Legion
Yeas
Nays
Forstune
Johnson Cummins
Baird
William Toyala
Charles Yelwini
Stephen A. McDonald
Forslund
Wrydeth
Welin
Attorney Baird
Otto B Olson
Weber
McKianin
Fred Otto
Deer
Herman Wiess
Oreon B. Obon
Stoughton
Bison Stougten L.oTh
Graham Sed Pecard
Neault
Chevrolet
Hese Ene Perte
Johnson Lewski
Porstand
Weli
MacDonald Cummins
Veli
Alderman Velie
Alderman McDonald
William Peters
Demich
William Kalaszewice
Leal Street
N. Case Street
Silver Street
Street and Dewalk Committee
Harry Ll. Cummins
Mellon
Celeste Barbovea
William L. Guyer
Program by Tilden School Pupils on Tuesday
The Tilden school pupils presented a Tuesday afternoon program largely aided by mothers and friends. Performances included dialogues, recitations, and songs from various classes with many pupils in costume, followed by a lunch prepared by Miss Mabel Johnson and assistant Miss Havel Richardson.
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Tilden School
Tilden
Mabel Johnson
Havel Richardson
Joe Ciartano
Johnny
Mary Balasz
Veterinary Medical Association Meet Set At Michigan State
East Lansing June 21 Michigan's livestock and poultry health will be discussed at the forty first annual meeting of the state Veterinary Medical Association to be held at Michigan Agricultural College from June 26 to 28. Several hundred practitioners from the state will attend, with MA C specialists presenting results of recent research on serious diseases. The three day program includes major topics, entertainment features, and a ladies program accompanying the doctors. Officers presiding include President J Ee Wurm of Pigeon First Vice President B J Killham of Lansing Second Vice President H P Hopkins of Detroit Third Vice President G W Cronkite of Saginaw and Secretary Treasurer R A Runnels of East Lansing.
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East Lansing
Michigan
State Veterinary Medical Association
Michigan Agricultural College
R. A. Runnels
J. Ee. Wurm
Pigeon
B. J. Killham
Lansing
H. P. Hopkins
Detroit
G. W. Cronkite
Saginaw
Sec.treas
Public Auction Planned for Buss Company Assets
A bankrupt Buss company assets valued at $200,000 will be sold at public auction under a court order. Wa ples and Waples, attorneys for the bankrupt, handle the proceedings for the case. A separate note reports Harvard business school students touring peninsula towns next month on their annual Summer Trip aboard a Pullman sleeper. Meanwhile, the Vielmetti brothers from the University of Michigan bought a car with pooled funds and drove home from Ann Arbor.
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Inery
Waples and
Waples
Buss Company
U. P. Marquette
Harvard Business School
Peninsula
Norway
Vielmetti Brothers
Henry
Clarence
Douglas
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Bessemer Post Urges Donation to Orphan Home
Peter Gedda Post of the American Legion seeks contributions from Bessemer and nearby areas for a statewide drive to fund a home for children of deceased and disabled service members. The American Legion Children's Billet at Otter Lake, Michigan, will house the orphans. a first Detroit to Port Austin move precedes completion. Contributions are urged from all able to support the effort.
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Peter Gedda Post
American Legion
Bessemer and Vicinity
American Legion Children’s
Otter Lake
Mich
Detroit
Port Austin
Flynn, veteran Iron Herald publisher, dies after long illness
Flynn, a veteran 10 newspaper man and publisher of the Iron Herald, a longtime Upper Peninsula weekly, died at his home after a yearlong illness. Indications point to an auction sale of the Buss creamery building and machinery in Ironwood.
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Flynn
Ironwood
Id Buss Creamery
Notice to bid on city sidewalks in Bessemer
The Street and Sidewalk Committee of Bessemer invites sealed bids to construct about 10185 square feet of Portland cement concrete sidewalks on specified street segments. Plans are on file with the City Clerk. Bid deposits of six percent required. bids opened July 2, 1923 at 8 p.m. The city reserves rights to reject all bids or accept any bid in whole or part.
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City of
Bessemer
Said City
Said Street and Sidewalk Committee
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