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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
1
The piece argues political roads drain tax money and serve political or speculative interests. It claims such roads cost far less than their purported value and divert funds from feeder routes, hindering agricultural progress and fair highway planning.
Representative Shannon of Missouri introduces a bill urging immediate curtailment of government involvement in business. He calls for withdrawal from fields where government competes with private enterprise to reduce government competition.
The piece argues taxation as the era’s most vital issue. It cites per capita and total government costs from 1890 to 1929, warns that 1933 projections could worsen, and critiques the new revenue bill. It warns of bureaucracy, waste, and potential dictatorship, linking tax policy to investment, industry, and home building.
The statement argues life insurance remains a superior investment and a hedge for families and assets. It claims policies provide stable dividends and protection for dependents, presenting insurance as a safe, valuable financial tool amid boom years and government or business changes.
The National Board of Fire Underwriters promotes a model building code to cut fire losses of 10,000 lives and half a billion dollars yearly. It urges cities to raze dangerous ore traps, update aging codes, and adopt informed laws. Fire prevention can save money through reasoning and prudent measures.
A syndicated forecast predicts Hoover and Roosevelt as likely nominees with other potential contenders and similar platform themes. The tale of a college girl’s letters follows, ending with a humorous reaction to a mistaken spelling of eloped. The Local Parade closes with a light bit about a dog with a rope gag and a summer hotel scene.
The piece argues buses fill a definite transportation niche offering fast and broad reach. It notes progress in comfort and safety, including sleeping buses, and urges Federal and State regulation to normalize bus service alongside rail and air travel. It calls for eliminating wildcat lines to improve overall transport standards.
Horace Hod M. of Lead Street, fond of sun and old cronies, recalls a funny bowling story from his youth. He describes a ball flying to a neighboring alley and scattering pins for a perfect strike, then compares it to a mismatch or “you ain’t” bowling.
Rumors swirl over the fate of a new Bessemer post office promised by Washington. The community awaits official word as officials weigh a potential transfer or alternative arrangements amid political pressure and local expectations.
In Gogebic County probate court on June 11 1932 Judge Harry K Bay ordered public notice for June 13 1932 hearing on Ralph R Peterson request to administer estate of Selma Peterson deceased. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Bessemer Herald.
The First National Bank of Bessemer Michigan announces closure and invites noteholders and creditors to present claims for payment. William S. Baird, President, dated March 11 12. Herald Want Ads pay.
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