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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
2
The text argues that if a policy prevents ore mining, the entity may deviate and operate to mine its own ore. It hopes Michigan ranges become sites for such activity, asserting Ford’s presence would greatly stimulate industry and uplift communities near Marquette Mining Journal.
L E Sherman of this city backs John Rowett’s idea to establish a public game preserve along the southern shores of Lake Superior in Gogebic and Ontonagon counties. The letter argues timber decline and species loss require protection of tree life, game and fish now, contrasting private preserves with a public effort for future generations and hunting enjoyment.
The Ironwood Times reports little road work planned this year on Route 12 from Gogebic station to Watersmeet and notes it will not be a concrete road when rebuilt. Federal decisions on traffic and cost push the project back, with travel currently fine aside from Oxnam operations east of Wakefield amid a dry season.
The Ford Motor Company contemplates acquiring a harbor near the Minnesota Iron Range to secure ore for its St Paul and Detroit plants. Reports note mixed results from surveys of Michigan properties and imply limited progress toward significant ore development, with Ford preferring to own and develop its mineral assets from the ground up.
A humorous hometown vignette laments fire alarms interrupting a day full of campus and local characters Charley Pearce Dewey and a college girl selling magazines miss the dramatic moment as the fire truck rushes away returning with jokes about the fire leaving the crowd disappointed and amused by the routine hazard.
Keister notes a hick town where pool tables are seen as contraptions of the devil reflecting a rural moral stance.
A local store window sign reads For A Safe and Sane 4th Smith s Eating Crackers. The item notes social commentary on neighborhood respect and political discourse during a public celebration period.
Events of the week note solicitors visiting leading citizens on the Fourth of July. Taxpayers cheer as Mr. Lord and the state tax commission visit town. Prisoners in county jail miss their Sunday nap as the first Bessemer ball game begins. Local youths await the next circus as Roteur's theatre leaves town. High school sellers keep practicing through summer while Representative Mrs. Cora Anderson jokes that no bachelor makes a good governor.
A local message warns residents that excessive funds sent to Chicago and other cities push the town backward. It urges cooperation with the construction crew over the wrecking crew to build progress locally.
Town readers note drought mood as dry grass dominates yards. The sentiment echoes a folk line about stalled rain, reflecting local concern over water supply and weather patterns.
An old fashioned village tale notes a daughter’s birth amid rustic humor. The speaker quotes a flirtatious line about a father on the stairs and a speeding flivver, capturing a snapshot of local lore and color.
About 47,901,090 people sympathize with explorer Roald Amundsen who was forced to abandon his North Pole expedition when his supply of fuel ran out. He faced the perilous return and uncertain prospects as reports spread nationwide.
Verner is a boy who is becoming acquainted with the dinner pail amid summer vacation. The note hints at self-reliance and chores shaping his days as schools recess.
One year ago this week the Yale mine suspended operations after receiving word from Charcoal Iron Co of America president Mr Green that non sale of ore was the reason. About 150 men had been employed there. Graham and Pecard sold their Sophia and Lead streets corner property to Bessemer Taxi Co and will hand over keys July 1 marking their nine year old partnership dissolution.
Twenty years ago on June 24 1905 Earl G Murley of Rhinelander and Fannie G Wanzer of Hurley were married June 2 at the Sherman home with Rev A S Corbett officiating. The Catholic church is being raised and a basement added for parlors. improvements to the church continue. The high school grounds will soon be enclosed by a new iron fence after masons laid the foundation. Marshal Byrne is adding a porch to his Ea Longyear street residence. Joe Rice sold his interest in the firm of Fless Co and retired.
Notice states a lawful sale of described land for unpaid taxes, with six month redemption possible after service, requiring payment of all sums paid plus 100 percent plus sheriff fees. Details list numerous parcels and amounts paid from 1897 to 1961, across sections in T 40-47 N, R 42-48 W, with varying tax years and payments.
Edward G Sparrow Margaret B Sparrow and John C Vedder executors and trustees under the last will of Edward W Sparrow deceased list taxes and payments for land in Gogebic County Michigan including multiple fractional sections in Sec 15 T 47 N R 43 W with various amounts paid from 1918 to 1920 and 1921, plus a 1867 tax lien and certificate of purchase. The notice appears in a 6 12 7 2 page line.
In Bessemer probate court on June 9 1925 Judge Harry K Bay presiding John J Frick petitions to grant administration of Rishe Kolvu deceased to Matt Bram or another suitable person The hearing is scheduled for July 7 1925 at 10 in the forenoon with public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Bessemer Herald Adelaide Bay Register of Probate Anne H Bay true copy 6 12 7 3
State of Michigan records a probate session held at the Bessemer Probate Office on June 9 1925 before Judge Harry K Bay. The document notes the court in session with Hon. Bay as presiding judge.
In the Matter of the Estate of William J. Trevarthen the court orders creditors to present claims by October 13, 1925 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office for examination and adjustment. Publication of this order will run for three successive weeks in the Bessemer Herald. Register of Probate.
Mortgagee John Tankka seeks sale of the SE quarter of the SE quarter of Section 15, Township 46 North, Range 44 West in Marenisco, Gogebie County Michigan. Public auction set for August 3, 1925 at 10 a.m. at the Court House front door in Bessemer to satisfy $1115.08 plus $225 attorney fee and costs.
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