Post Office Entry for Second Class Mail in Bessemer
The notice states Second Class Mail entry at the Bessemer Michigan post office with terms set at 2 dollars per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
12
The notice states Second Class Mail entry at the Bessemer Michigan post office with terms set at 2 dollars per year in advance.
The piece argues for optimism in American institutions, praising Lincoln and Edison era examples to show how individual effort and voluntary cooperation thrive under the constitutional system. It frames anti-American forces as threats and urges patriots to resist them while pursuing knowledge, industry, and peaceful progress.
The article argues that suspension of codes will reshape American business activity, likely easing readjustments in the months ahead. It doubts a continued two year decline in industrial output, noting global recovery forces and cautioning against erecting new barriers that hamper them.
Metropolitan papers urge readers to vacation elsewhere this season while praising Michigan as the garden spot of the universe. Generous rains have lushly clothed hills and valleys and filled lakes with clear water, making every road a scenic panorama. Plan to spend your vacation in Michigan, for you will not be mistaken.
The Young Democrats of Texas opposed any changes that would destroy the Constitution and supported reforms like abolition of child labor and ethics codes. They warned that extensive reform could erode state rights and individual liberties as Oklahoma Governor Murray urged preserving constitutional safeguards of liberty.
Quotes warn that pushing toward centralized government will create two classes of citizens, the very rich and the very poor, threatening the Constitution, the Supreme Court, and personal liberty. Leaders from Young Democrats and Governor Murray pledge to push the issue across states, framing it as an Americanism dispute rather than partisan.
A Michigan public school funding dispute centers on accepting aid from liquor revenues. The Michigan Education Association pushes for as much emergency aid as possible before June 30, noting a $1,000,000 transfer on May 22 and promising more funds from state coffers, while arguing the money is earmarked for education despite its source.
Scrubby S tells a long yarn about his trained dog Rover at the Legion, claiming Rover hunts only Scrubby’s quarry and would chase any danger. Rover’s fishing prank ends with the dog digging for angleworms in the garden, while Scrubby's tall tale clocks in at hours and minutes.
A letter to Pick and Axe recounts a farmer named Steve V. moving a load of fertilizer for his berries. Emil L. jokes about cream on strawberries, provoking a playful exchange that captures local humor.
A forecast suggests rain next Thursday could spoil Bessemer's planned July Fourth celebration. Organizers monitor weather, prepare contingency plans, and urge residents to watch for updates on event timing and safety measures.
The Ironwood Times notes ten days of unusual weather for the season, leaving residents with depleted coal and wood stores. Calender said spring, but the cold returned, driving urgent fuel calls as households faced dwindling supplies.
The note urges residents to attend Bessemer's large Fourth of July event and display the Stars and Stripes to honor Independence Day.
Five years back in Bessemer: Inez Gorman as Miss Bessemer for a Wisconsin water carnival. multiple weddings including Bennetts Lupini Sloma Siechaczewski Mazanec weddings. deaths of Paul Turkal and Edward Richardson. mine accident fatality near Ironwood. preparations for a county fairgrounds study. homecoming week July 5 to 10. pole setting on the Bessemer Ironwood interurban. July 4 parade preparations. mayoral visit from Peter Johnston. staff changes in local firms. and local obituaries and society notes.
Lightships that have guided mariners on Lake Michigan for half a century will be replaced by light stations by September 1. The change reflects modernization of navigational aids to ensure continued safety for lake traffic and harbor approaches.
In Bessemer Michigan on June 12 1935 Judge M E Nolan ordered creditors of the estate of Otto Riekke to present their claims by October 16 1935 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Public notice via the Bessemer Herald is ordered for three consecutive weeks. W B Fauhl Register of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of August Kondziella deceased George L Mazanec filed his final administration account and petition for its allowance and for distribution of the residue A hearing is set for July 10 1935 at ten in the forenoon at the probate office Publication of this order is required for three successive weeks prior to the hearing in the Bessemer Herald Probate Judge M E Nolan A true copy Register of Probate
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