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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1937
Page
9
The Gogebic county plan aims to curb grasshopper infestations by distributing 32 tons of bran and arsenite bait to cover about 5.9 acres per farm. Supervisors will tally infested acres, coordinate molasses banana peel supplies, and organize mass meetings to instruct farmers on spreading bait.
A fragmented OCR piece discusses dietary lessons for middle aged readers focusing on oats and balance. It blends stray notes on nutrition, exercise, and a casual interview at a training station with scattered references to foods like tomatoes, cucumbers, and seafood.
Michigan probate records list a hearing in Wheaugtes Cher regarding sale of the estate real estate of Tim zhy A Reth also known as Ted Keals. Judge Nolan sets date for petition to sell and requires appearance of interested parties with public notice published for three weeks in the Bay area newspaper.
Band members traveled in a large caravan and faced frequent moves across northern regions. Iron county and Ashland county officials ordered departures while authorities in Superior and surrounding areas resisted allowing campsites.
The article reflects societal tension and economic concerns as it notes the public expects federal action from Washington to boost prosperity. It discusses the influence of natural factors on business recovery and the hope for policy measures to stabilize markets and support growth.
Emil Hurja, longtime Farley aide and Democratic National Committee official, has not forecast his own chances to succeed James A. Farley as chairman if Farley resigns. Hurja, known for accurate political forecasting, denies press speculation while his career spans Alaska, Wall Street, and Washington.
Civic-minded readers urged to clean streets yards and houses for community pride. Police basements and attics burn refuse and waste paper and add paint where needed to make Bessemer known as Spotless Town.
Cleaning oil paintings described with a spring cleaning method using tepid water and soft cloths. Then a bank robbery update notes 169 daylight holdups and 49 night burglaries in six months to Feb 28, 1935. Losses declined due to time-locking but 2 bank employees, bystander, and 6 officers were killed. 82 casualties total.
B A Heath, agricultural agent for the South Shore railway, visited Bayfield County Wisconsin to assess small fruit culture. He notes Bayfield shipped 8 000 cases of strawberries and 13 000 cases of red raspberries, with demand high as southern growers falter. Heath advocates a cooperative carload system with central sale and local inspectors, citing Wisconsin growers earning about 1 77 per case for fancy stock and 1 50 for standard packs.
Governor Fitzgerald signs act to revise local school census in districts under 250 000 population. Boards of education will take the census in the last twenty days of May using prior procedures. Census materials have been sent to county officials ahead of the current year.
Michigan reports reveal Reconstruction Finance Corp loan of 1.09 million to Continental Motors Corp with local government tax cuts totaling about 100 thousand to aid qualification. About 1,000 Continental employees are in Muskegon. Additional notes cover University of Michigan forestry students in CCC, Detroit unemployment office closures, and tourism information bureau opening in New Buffalo with a Michigan neon sign installation.
The NC-4 seaplane of the U S Navy completed a transatlantic flight from Newfoundland to the Azores in 1919. This milestone marked a historic step in long distance military aviation.
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