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Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1931

Page

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4H Club convention in Washington seen as nation’s future

The article argues the annual 4 H Club camp in Washington is more vital to the United States’ future than debt talks or political campaigns. It emphasizes 4 H youths shaping better farms, homes, communities, and national prosperity through Head, Heart, Hands and Health. It links to independence celebrations and the bicentennial honors for Thomas Jefferson.

Washington City United States Washington Department of Agriculture

Independence Day Vote: July 2 1776 Shaped History

The article argues July 2 1776 was when independence was really voted by the Continental Congress, not July 4. It notes the Washington bicentennial context and urges recognizing July 2 in celebrations, while recounting debates, actions, and the push for independence. It also contains a jumble about an unrelated “UNDESIRABLE CITIZEN NO. 45833” and local bounty chatter.

Continental Congress United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission George Wahington New York Marland Pete Fee

Accident Toll Hits Record High in 1930

The National Safety Council reports 1930 fatal accidents total 99,000, with 33,000 from motor vehicles and 30,000 in homes. The United States leads global accident toll mainly due to cars, while school safety education shows limited reductions and aims to empower individuals to prevent future incidents.

National Safety Council America United States

Pick and Axe ONIE Hs AND HIS IVORIES

Three Bessemer youths M Howard H Pat C and M Onie H after a hot trip to Sunday Lake search for Onies missing false teeth. They haul out 87 pop bottles 38 moonshine flasks and 15 clam shells before the ivories are recovered.

Bessemer M. Howard H M. Pat C M. Onie_ H Sunday Lake Johnny Weissmuller Pat Sullivan Onie H Howard Onie Pat

Corner Stone Lays for Presbyterian Church in 1906

Herald notes the corner stone of the new Presbyterian church was laid with Rev. L. C. Smith of Waukesha presiding and Rev. John Erickson recounting church history, a copy of which was placed inside the stone. W. J. Olcott and wife and daughters came from Duluth for graduation exercises. John Silverman installs a new glass front at his Sophie street saloon. Shipyard labor faces wage shortages with daily pay ranging from 1.75 to 2.50 dollars and employers seeking more workers from other districts.

New Presbyterian Church L. C. Smith Waukesha John Erickson W. J. Olcott Duluth John Silverman Sophie Street Head of the Lakes

Foreclosure Notice for Bessemer Mortgage

Notice of foreclosure on a 1925 mortgage by Ap pollonia Sloma of Bessemer to Stanley Gratewski and Theresa Gratewski of Hurley Wisconsin. Sale set for September 21 1931 at 10 am at the front door of Gogebic County Court House in Bessemer to satisfy due amount including legal fees.

Appollonia Sloma Bessemer Gogebic Michigan Stanley Gratewski Theresa Gratewski Hurley Iron Wisconsin Office of the Register of Deeds Gogebic County Michigan, In Liber “8" of Mortgages On Page 537, On the 6Th Day of July, A. D Circuit Court

St Sebastian Court 602 Formed as Foresters in 1896

On June 20 the Catholic Order of Foresters organized St Sebastian Court No 602 with officers led by Chief Ranger John J Jansen. Plans for the 4th of July include remarks by Mayor White and Prof Hartley, music by the Bessemer City Band, races, baseball, wrestling, fireworks, and a grand ball at the opera house. The Valley mine shaft work rises 160 feet with ore expected, and a new 12 foot sidewalk is under construction on Lead Street.

St. Sebastian Court Catholic Order of Foresters John J. Jansen Ed. G. Schindler John L. Zoberlein Francis X. Kepler Chas. Babicky Geo. Shilky John Massie John Hoffner Chas. Petranek R. A. Paradise John C. Ryan Wm. Kulasiewicz Adolph Skwor John W. Whiteside Reading Geo. Davey T. B. Hartley Mark Barnum Wautau Bessemer City Band Racea Opera House Lead Street

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