Lake fishing improves and weed woes for Bessemer
Lake trolling out of Black River Harbor reports strong catches with boats returning twenty and seventeen trout, largest eighteen pounds. The note urges Bessemer to enforce weed control to protect tourism. Also reflects on Fourth of July traditions and celebrates free enterprise as essential civic freedom. Nearly 90 percent of scientists in world history are living today per the National Geographic Society.
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Black River Harbor
Bessemer
National Geographic Society
Pick and Axe Summer Slow in Coming
Summer slow in arriving worries farmers as cool nights hinder hay crop prospects. Eileen Speed Boys trail in race for Western U P baseball crown. Bastion Parish picnic to entertain public on hold. Reunion this week end City mourns passing of Val Bielecki veteran of two World Wars. Sunday at Tourist Park Fourth of July committee finishing gala plans Class of 1924 to
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U. P
Various local notices and anecdotes from Gogebic County
A collage of humorous quips and community items from Bessemer and Hurley area papers. Includes jokes about aging and courtship, charitable appeals for a cancer patient, military and academy news, anniversaries, obituaries, marriages, local business openings, sheriff election filings, and July 4 plans. Also reports on valuations, personnel notes, and a proposed county golf site near US-2.
Local Garage Sold And Community Notes Highlight City Today
Four decades ago Graham and Pecard who ran a nine year garage partnership at Sophia and Lead sold the property to Bessemer Taxi Co effective July 1. The piece also notes a state bank executives appointment, a new stone dairy house being built by Erickson brothers in South Bessemer, school board re election bids, mine operations suspended affecting about 150 workers, a June wedding at St Sebastian Church, births, marriages, a fashion drawing student heading to New York, a large picnic at Lake Gogebic, a Minnesota Concert Troupe visit, Badger Candy Co recruitment, a fatal Eureka mine accident in Ramsay, Ferris Institute course completion, bond bidding by First National Bank, and several local family announcements.
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Bessemer
Board of Review
George Dishnow
Champion
Marquette County
Bessemer Tavern
Bernard Becker
Michael DeStasio
Michael Samarzia
Charles Bolognino
John Bolognino
Ironwood
St. Sebastian Church
Alex Rosemargy
Gamble Agency
Wakefield
Ontonmagen
Gogebic County
N. D. Massie
Us-2
Graham and
Pecard
Sophia and
Lead Streets
Bessemer Taxi Co
W. F. Truettner
First National Bank of Bessemer
Michigan State Bankers Association
Grand Haven
Mich
Erickson
Nesto
Hjalmer
Emil
South Bessemer
Jane Massie
M. A. Hagerman
Yale
W. E. McRandle
Green
Detroit
Charcoal Iron Co. of America
Roy Dyer
New York
Married Peoples Social Club
Lake Gogebic
Minnesota
Swedish Lutheran Church
E. G. Peterson
Badger Candy Co
Ashland
Anton Cristiti
Eureka
Ramsay
Arthur Mann
Ferris Institute
First National Bank
Frank McMinn
Jay Johnston
Fred Massie
Louis Skwor
Harlow Morse
Ann Arbor
Michigan Agricultural College
Niemi Rowoldt Wedding Planned for September 5
September 5 wedding planned by Miss Sandra Marie Niemi and Laurence A. Rowoldt of West Allis. Engagement announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Reino H Niemi of South Bes semer. The groom elect is the son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Rowoldt of Fall River Wisconsin.
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Sandra Marie Niemi
Laurence A. Rowoldt
West Allis
Reino H. Niemi
South Bessemer
Edwin Rowoldt
Fall River
Wis
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Herald
East Mary Street
Bessemer,ichigan
Michigan
Free Enterprise
Pick & Axe
Johnny the Bear
Charlie
Laddie
Addy
Pop
Stupe
Marge Nelson
John DalPonte
Ramsay, Mich
Hurley
Silver Street
First Ave
Berkevitz
Charles Aho
Tuesday Isle
US 2
George Lahti
Victor Brandt
John Brandt Wis
Frank Holevec
Tavis
Newport
Wilho
Idents
Mark Michelli
James Novascone
Palms
Perotti - Bessemer
Hauta Tire Tool CO
Heratite St. Bessemer, Michigan
Bigboy
Graham
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