Bessemer Township School Board Holds May 1925 Meeting
The Bessemer Township Board of Education met at Ramsay School on May 25 1925 with President James Ford presiding at 7 00 PM. Minutes show votes to erect traffic signs and enforce speed laws near Ramsay and Puritan schools, approve bills, and reimburse operations and supplies for multiple district facilities.
Doan's Pills Claimed to Ease Kidney Troubles
Mrs M Basket of Iron Street Bessemer cites Doan's Pills as curing her kidney trouble after an attack left her nervous and irritable with weak kidneys. The ad urges readers to obtain Doan's Pills priced 60 cents from dealers, noting Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as the maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Bessemer
Han court member Tsai-lun crafts first paper
Tsai-lun of the Han dynasty in A D 16 produced the first hand sheet of paper. He made it from mulberry bark. The remark about wild men and wild women appears as a conversational fragment from Sudent and Dullard.
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Sudent
Whamwham Island
Dullard
Ts'ai-lun
China
Letters to the Herald on Auto Mobile License Law
A reader criticizes the states auto mobile operators license law arguing it is flawed. The letter urges a stricter, portable four page license with frequent address updates and reissuance after five moves to deter evaders and improve driver accountability. The writer calls for meaningful regulation and easier location of offenders.
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Commissioner of Public Safety
Secretary of State
Reward offer for Puritan school break-in remains set
The meeting recorded yeas Coleman Frankovis Ford nays Erickson Eldemiller absent not voting. Frankovis moved with Ford supporting a $50 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of the party or parties who broke into Puritan school on April 28, 1925. Erickson moved with Ford that Harding school not be used for dancing by So. Bessemer youths until further notice. Motion carried. No further business and the meeting adjourned.
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Yeas
Coleman
Frankovis
Ford
Nays
Erickson
Eldemiller
Puritan
Harding School
Bessemer
Nesto Erickson
Plan Conference on Rural Social Life
Ministers and social workers of Michigan will gather at Michigan State College from July 20 to 31 for a special conference on rural social life. E H Ryder director of the MSC summer school announced the event. More than a score of prominent speakers, many from outside Michigan, are listed on the program.
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Lansing
Michigan
Michigan State College
E. H. Ryder
Rubber Insulated Gloves and Sleeves Protect Workers
Special rubber insulated gloves and sleeves are now made for the purpose of protecting electrical workers from shock.
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Board of Education
Bessemer Township
Ramsay
James Ford
Drebebolen
Rap
DRM
E. Kahara
L. Superior Dist. Power Co
Light and
Bell Telephone Co
Toll
Sec. of State
Gustafson
J. F
Toll and Exch
U. P. Ofice Supply Co
Masnaghetti
Imsurance
U. P. Office Supply Co
Xmas
Evaleen Gerry
Alma Haavisto
Esther Hodsdon
Edith Carpenter
Castile Mining Co
Railway Express
Albert Tillner
Jane Western Union
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Albert James
Gogebic Hospital
N. W. Sanitary Supply Co
F. Niemuth
Thurston M. Training Co
M. T
Davis & Fehr
Theo. Robertson Prod. Co
Pearce E. Graham
C. Harssen Lamber Co
R. Lutey
Penglase
Marshall Wells Co
Gen. Repair & Electric Co
Ao Gee
Eidemiller
Mr. Ford
Sir H. Dulebobn
Frank Masnaghetti
Peoria
Ill
Howdy King
King
King George
England
John Downie
Des Moines
London
the Herald
Tonos Globe Electric CO
Ie An
Globe
Globe Battery Station
Ernest Schaefer
Plan Conference On Rural Social Life
Irvin Norwood
John J. Frick
A. H. Thomas M. D
Paul
Hurley
City OF
Gogebic
First Ward
Sophia St
Second Ward
Bessemer Peoples Hall
Moore St
First Avenue
Third Ward
Michigan House
N. Sophia St
Fourth Ward
Costante Guglielmetti
Longyear St
Fifth Ward
Finnish Temperance Hall
Spring St
Gogebic County
Joseph L. Gotta