Those Who Come Into Michigan Tourists Welcome Summer
The article urges Michigan resort towns to welcome out of state visitors during the summer. State funds back resort associations to attract thousands of newcomers, with the goal of turning them into repeat seasonal guests. It emphasizes hospitality, accurate information, fair pricing, and full efforts to make every hour of a tourist’s stay enjoyable. The piece argues that treating tourists well will boost the seasonal economy and long term wealth.
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Michigan
Walt Disney Grasshopper tale warns of living costs
The Hollywood Tribune of Portland cites a Disney story The Grasshopper and the Ants with a moral about national debt and personal responsibility. It rebukes the Grasshopper of idle living while ants save for winter, urging readers to consider if the United States owes its people a living and to face a coming reckoning.
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Oregon
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Anford Us
Pyle
Persia
A Fine Gesture In Fragmented Political Debate
Fragmented OCR style passage notes tensions in a political scene with mentions of figures like Freire Peete and Chas, a veto being debated or rejected, and a split outcome. The text references battles within a party and evaluates gestures and leadership amid an uncertain outcome.
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Price Fixing Ends as NRA Codes Alter Markets
The article discusses a shift from price fixing under the NRA with the President signaling experimental policy changes. It cites a Fortune poll showing 83 percent of industry executives believe major gains come from wage and working provisions, arguing price fixing should end to preserve labor advances.
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Labor Fair Pay Without Overhaul Favors Public Mood
The public desires workers be paid well and protected but rejects sweeping reforms to government or industry. Voters seek balance between fair pay and preserving the cherished system, avoiding radical changes in this period.
Fourth of July nostalgia in Bessemer races and winners
Herald files recall past Independence Day contests with 25 and 35 year old results. Winners include Henry James in the 100 yard dash and marathon, Amelia Slomkowski and Frances Glatzak in youth divisions, plus Becker Thomas and Dan Harrington among others.
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Henry James
Gordon Thomas
Leo Isdebski
Becker & Thomas
Agnes Carlson
Edith Anderson
Sam Silverman
H. Byrne
Carl Clements
Albert Hoffman
Charles Mueller
Harry Meagher
A. E. Redner
Henry Hoffman
Ist
Dan Harrington
M. Arkowitz
J. H. Meagher
Paul Rutiman
John Jewell
Joe Pecard
Jim Harrington
Irwin J. Neault Receives Mixed Up Garage Letter
Irwin J. Neault, a local resident, received a Milwaukee letter misaddressed to Assault Garage in Bessemer Michigan. The mix up linked his name to a business, humorously implying notoriety, while Irwin remains unaware of any real connection to a garage enterprise.
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Irwin J
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Irv
Westside ball games delayed by late visiting teams
In Bessemer the pair of Sunday games were scheduled for 2 30 local time but visitors arrived an hour late both weeks. The note questions if opponents misread the time zone and expected Pacific Coast time.
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Bessemer
Guessing Game on Sheriff Candidates This Week
A reader asks how many candidates entered the sheriff race this week and anticipates how many will join by September, plus counts for other offices. No official figures are provided in the brief.
Perils of 1899 Shingle Theft Reported in Meier Yard
Shingles disappeared from Gust Meier's yard on Tuesday afternoon while the family was away. The Herald notes several mysterious incidents as part of its Perils of 1899 column, reflecting odd happenings of the era.
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Gust Meier
Spealing of speed and pathfinder dig scandal report
Speed facts, a pathfinder dig scandal, and flattery measured in yards per second and inches. The fragment cites 400 yards per second for sound, 1,000 yards per second for Pathfinder dig, 16 yards for flattery, and six inches for Wroth.
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Love's thorny path in Mears
Swift Lathers in the Saets notes Richard Davidson riding with Margaret Boller and Marguerite in Hart on Grange night. Davidson hides to avoid being seen but Margaret Boller later spots him, leading to an implied confrontation and social tension among the youths.
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Margaret Boller
Hetty Jean Sayles
Hart
Mary Alice
Marguerite
Margaret
Margaret Moller
Robin and the News May Morning Headlines
A rugged diary-style item notes a peaceful May morning turning grim as the narrator contemplates world news headlines about trade tensions, wars, riots, and diplomatic standoffs. The piece ends with a stark act of violence as the narrator describes harming a robin.
Fire destroys Scott & Howes sawmill in wood state
The Scott & Howe sawmill at Ironwood was completely destroyed by fire early Wednesday. Estimated loss reaches 190000 with only partial insurance. Other items note a bank closure by a federal examiner, mine incidents near Pence, and various local activities from the same June 26 1909 Herald file.
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Ronwood
First National Bank of
Joseph Archambeau
William
Walter Costin
John Blaskowski
Walter Cannings
Misco
Cole & Mcdonald
Murth
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