No Fourth of July plans in Bessemer raise funds
Bessemer faces uncertain Fourth of July celebration as local donations fall short. The city treasury is flat with unpaid bills, preventing municipal support. Community boosters urge local businesses to contribute out of civic pride to avoid losing out to neighboring towns.
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Move livestock to the Upper Peninsula to avert drought impacts
The Newberry News argues that transferring a substantial portion of cattle and sheep from parched regions to the Upper Peninsula could prevent a national livestock crisis. It notes the peninsula has vast grass lands and a history of tolerating droughts, urging action if rains fail elsewhere.
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Grand jury probe urged in Lansing power clash
Governor Comstock seeks a thorough statewide cleansing via a grand jury investigation led by Attorney General Patrick O’Brien. The move follows a push from John Kystack Jr to probe alleged bribes involving Southworth, with Democratic infighting intensifying while Republicans ready to capitalize this fall.
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Editor Phil S Hanna speaks in Copper Country on business pace
Phil S Hanna editor of the Chicago Journal of Commerce spoke at a bankers gathering in the copper country after extensive travel and meetings with business leaders. He warned that faster business activity hinges on administration willingness to grant freedom of action and noted lingering uncertainty from stock exchange debates and securities act amendments.
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Chicago Journal of Commerce
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Government board shifts to fair path to boost business
The Marquette Mining Journal notes a representative board moving cautiously to fair policy, signaling improved sentiment in business. Resolution of labor disputes in auto, steel, and textile sectors could avert widespread strikes. Congress adjournment would give time to digest new measures, with administration likely to provide reassurance to spur activity.
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Bachelors Lose President As Joe B. Marries
The Bachelors Club at the Legion lost its president this week when Joe B. got married. Len K. was elected president with Scrubby S. as vice president Vic W. as secretary Moe A. as treasurer. Other members aid the transition as they mourn the loss and plan morale.
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Scrubby S
Vic W
Moe A
Eddie W
Walt D
Fire C
Alois M
Paul C
Shoopie and Rat Phrase in Multilingual Mock Text
A compact fragment features the odd lines Shoopie and Rat followed by phrases in Polish and Spanish. It presents a playful multilingual exchange without clear news context, likely a linguistic or coding sample rather than a reportable event.
Otanah Indians Bring Truck Show to Bessemer
The Otanah baseball team arrived in Bessemer in a wheezing truck half an hour late for the Sunday game. Fans feared a cancellation as the Indians finally appeared, while Otanah's supporters painted themselves as braves before the teams took the field.
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Fuzzy M
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Fragments Capture Lonely Address At Northwestern Park
A damaged page fragment describes an evening scene at Northwestern Park in Bessemer where a solitary figure, labeled as a communist candidate, speaks to an open space as pedestrians crowd the Main Street. The report notes quiet traffic, staring pedestrians, and a tense mood amid the incomplete transcript.
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O K Follows Hunch Turns Into Crash
From Wakefield News: O K follows a hunch to move a car, prompting a crash when a logging truck overturns on the highway. Two uninjured but shaken truck crew crawl from the cab as logs scatter. mine superintendent Kenneth Duncan voices concern and jokes about cigars.
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Kenneth Duncan
Wrestlers battle for Cornish championship in Calumet
Looking Backward from the Herald recalls a 1909 Calumet event where John Rowett of Bessemer and Joe Ziehr of Calumet wrestled nearly two and a half hours without a champion declared. The item also notes local sports and community updates from Bessemer and surrounding towns, including mining and schooling moves.
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