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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1925

Page

10

Puritan News Highlights Local Outings and Visits

Puritan residents and guests enjoyed a busy week with cottage trips to Lake Gogebic, visits to Duluth and Ironwood, and family gatherings. Several residents prepared for Labor Day travel while community groups meet for the Willing Workers supper hosted by Mrs. Karen Flan.

Gust Sorenson Lorraine Eunice Lake Gogebic Adolph Nelson Warren Raymond Duluth A. Elowson Alfred Elowson John Ada Christine Anderson Fritz Irontwood Elowson Ada Elowson Swan Swanson Seattle Wash Ironwood Oscar Strang Gunnard Lindstrom Sorenson Lake Gogetic N. O. Montan Cen Paul Alfrieda Amy Olson Ednad Johnson Henrietta Neivon Nellie Berg John Erickson Raena Hilda Ingaborg Bradley Pine Lake Nest Mercer Arvid Nel Andrew Bradley Iver Ivoy Jennie Berg Hen Lorenson Fred Thebert Douluth Irenton Ladies Aid Ironton

Traveling funeral and summer visits noted in brief from Wisconsin

Mr and Mrs Napoleon Martell return from Milwaukee after attending a funeral for Martell’s nephew. They traveled by car with Mrs Paul Liljegren and Miss Emma Hoeft. They plan a weeklong visit to Battle Creek and Milwaukee area relatives, then to Bertin. Other readers plan cottage stays and social visits amid a tapestry of local travel notes.

Napoleon Martell Milwaukee Mr. Martell Paul Liljegren Emma Hoeft Besseme Erwin Becker Battle Creek Mise Alice Hoeft Bertin Wis Wes Charles Mortenson Soc Tinee Tronwood Tire Sela Tba Miesestar Johnson Walburn Ogaethea Gauetateon Lake Ewe

Cheerful Note Highlights Michigan Business Surge

The Herald reports strong summer activity across Michigan with improved crop prospects and robust retail sales. Factories run heavy schedules, auto plants and furniture output mix, and employment in Lansing Jackson and Detroit reaches record highs. Construction and farming show gains, while wholesale and tourist trade buoy retail demand amid favorable weather.

Michigan Lansing Jackson Detroit Employers’ Association of

Blind man regains sight in barber chair during massage

A blind man regains sight while in a barber shop chair receiving a massage. The奇 story hints the miracle stemmed from his strong wish to be seen as “prettied up.”

Corner of 42nd Street and Broadway Encounters Owing Story

A witty remark notes that on the famous corner one may meet anyone sought except the person who owes money. The line hints at stalled debts and chance meetings in a busy urban scene.

42Nd Street Broadway

Family Jests Over Buck and Goat Swap

In a light home moment a sister asks about the dinning room chatter. A father and mother are swapping animals as a punch line. She passes the buck and he ends up with the goat in a humorous exchange.

England proposes larger golf ball to raise game difficulty

England suggests a bigger golf ball to increase challenge while we argue it would ease play by making balls easier to locate.

Rowdy exchange over money ends with evasion

Jim confronts Tom about repayment, but Tom admits fleeing to avoid paying back the amount. The fragment hints at a tense confrontation, possibly reflecting a broader dispute over money and responsibility.

Welsh Assairs Governor Green Seeks Tax Relief

Green criticizesHigher taxes and rising Strate budget urging no income tax, proposes gasoline tax cut to two cents. He vows to streamline state services, protect mentally and physically ill wards, and deliver efficient government to Michigan residents.

Michigan

Locomotive Boiler Mystery Noted at Works Tour

A young guide leads a visitor through the locomotive works and explains the large object as a locomotive boiler. The visitor asks why locomotives are boiled, and the guide clarifies it is to produce the locomotive tender.

Grain crop outlook sparks party credit claim

A record grain crop is in sight and both political parties are sure to claim credit for the likely gains.

Escanaba U P Fair prep by area school commissioners

The Upper Peninsula commissioners met at Camp Shaw Chatham to observe 4H camp activities and discuss the child accounting system county certificates state exams and teachers meetings. A permanent organization plan was formed with a committee led by Walter F Gries to present at Iron Mountain during the October meeting. Exhibits at the Escanaba fair September 17 22 will show wide agricultural and horticultural diversity with cash prizes totaling 1009 75 across 104 classes and a color ribbon system for champions and winners.

Upper Peninsula Camp Shaw Chatham U. P. Commissioners Walter F. Gries Marquette County Anna [. Auten Luce County Blanche Watson Gogebic County John F. Mason Iron County J. Bettens Houghton County Escanaba Department of Agricultural Crops A. W. Thompson Iron Mountain

Bessemer Voters Register Near Heavy Sept Primary

At the re registration deadline last Saturday 1505 voters had registered in Bessemer with indications of a heavy turnout for the September 4 primary. Ward figures accompany the total. A mother tells a teacher her son Bernie is delicate and suggests using threats to keep him in line.

Bessemer Bernie

Wild Life Show at State Fairs Sponsored by Department

The Department of Conservation will sponsor a wild life show at the State Fairs in Detroit Grand Rapids and Escanaba and other large fairs this fall. P. J. Hoffmaster Superintendent of State Parks will supervise exhibit placement. The educational project aims to show citizens the department's work and its scope.

Department of Conservation Detroit Grand Rapids Escanaba P. J. Hoffmaster

Amateurs Allowed to Make Motion Pictures in Natural Color

Report notes amateurs may produce color motion pictures if women agree to use cosmetics. Article discusses evolving film techniques and social norms around makeup in early cinema contexts.

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