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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
1
State funded resort programs aim to draw thousands of visitors to Michigan this summer. Officials urge welcoming tourists with honest information and hospitality to foster repeat visits and boost seasonal wealth. The push promises significant economic impact for the state’s resort industry.
The Hollywood Tribune in Portland cites Disney's new Grasshopper and the Ants story as timely commentary. It contrasts a carefree Grasshopper who relies on others with hardworking Ants who save for winter, urging readers to consider who must shoulder responsibility and work.
The passage notes that executives from major industries, including Fortune, believe NRA wage and working provisions yielded gains and should be preserved. It reports a shift away from price-fixing and highlights the broader push to maintain labor standards as reforms move forward.
Fragmented OCR text notes a gesture during political proceedings and references to settlement differences. Mentions of leaders, parties, and regions are unclear, with many garbled phrases.
The public seeks fair wages and protections for workers but resists sweeping upheaval to the long-standing governmental and industrial order. The statement emphasizes a preference for gradual change within existing systems.
Heritage of 25 and 35 years prior shows winners in events like 100 yard dash led by Henry James and Amelia Slomkowski, sack races, hurdle races, and jumping contests. Old timers recall Greased pole climbing and boys races as the true celebration highlights.
Irwin J. Neault received a Milwaukee addressed letter reading Irwin J. Assault Garage Bessemer Michigan. He, known for straight hits, learned his name now appears in Milwaukee correspondence.
A 1909 fire at Scott & Howe's sawmill in Ironwood destroyed the facility with an estimated loss of 199,000 dollars partly insured. The report notes a bank examination at First National Bank of Ironwood and describes various local happenings including mining accidents, injuries, and estate notices.
Teams arrived an hour late at Bessemer on the last two Sundays causing confusion over start times. Locals wonder if visitors assume Pacific Coast time here and question scheduling.
The item notes rising candidate counts for sheriff this week and projected totals by September, and questions how many more entrants will join other county and state offices. It reports ongoing filings and public interest in the upcoming primary races.
From the Herald June 24 1899 Gust Meier reports several bundles of shingles vanished from his shed on the north site Tuesday afternoon while the family was away. No one was at home that day and the incident remains unexplained amid local chatter.
A garbled excerpt discusses speed terms as sound travels about 400 yards per second and Pathinder adds hundreds of yards per second, with negative and imperial unit references. The fragment lacks coherent context or a clear event or source.
Fragmentary note recounts social entanglements around Hart and a car scene with Richard Davidson, Margaret Boller, Mary Alice, and Marguerite in Hart. The account describes moments of glances, seating, and delayed introductions amid gossip among local figures.
The piece recounts a morning reading of stark front pages including notes on a trade war with Britain and Japan, Yemen’s army, a Havana riot, a planned invasion, and other international tensions, while a grim moment closes with a robin’s neck wrung.
A garbled OCR fragment from a newspaper page yields unclear text about a local item or notice. Readable elements are insufficient to identify names places organizations or events for a fuller summary.
35 Years Ago July 1 1899 Prof and Mrs T Bo Pbeth host guests at a farewell reception. Last Friday evening at the Bessono Club given by 250 students of the school.
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