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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1925

Page

17

Bessemer High to Lose Ten Athletes in June Graduation

Bessemer High School will graduate ten athletes in June, including football stars John Turk Sartoris and Art Hardy. Sartoris captained football and basketball, while Hardy earned All-Upper Peninsula tackle honors and was a backfield leader. Despite losses, veterans like Nels Bradley and Moncher return to beef up next season’s football and basketball squads.

Bessemer High School West Fall John “Turk” Sartoris Bessemer Pfigh Art Hardy Hardy Art Bessemer High Nels Bradley Moncher Sartoris Ferrari Kostello Linder Torell Velin Solberg Paupore Bradley Binda Carlson Godlewski Ginnegan Bellini Oberst Murray Cavosie Braga Holmquist Dick Richards Rollini Cavosit Petranek Dionich Fabler Qberste Angeline Bonsvett Millen Haarto Lempi Ke

Wakefield Fireman Receives Hospital Aid After Fire

A. L. Brackett, ill from on duty sickness after an all night January 1924 fire, received a $350 city commission check to cover hospital and operation costs at Ashland hospital. Efforts to obtain compensation were unsuccessful while Wakefield News notes local education board candidates and a city election update.

Wakefield Fire Department City Commission A. L. Brackett Bracket W. G. Anderson Sunday Lake Street Ashland Hospital Wakefield News

Prohibition Padlock Moves Near Hurley After Raids

Deputy U S marshal Hans P Fuley announced during a Hurley visit that six premises may be shut for a year under the Volstead padlock law following Chicago federal raids. Milwaukee reports enforcement aims to remove about 2000 wet spots using padlocks, signaling Hurley may see its first use locally.

Hurley Chicago Hans P. Fuley United States Milwaukee Prohibition

Team roster update hints at returning players this winter

Vari, Alli Maki, Olive Crook and Anna Orchowski are listed with Gertrude Winkowski, Alice Bonovetz and A Erickson as returning members for next winter's team. The note signals a continuation of key players into the upcoming season.

Vari Alli Maki Olive Crook Anna Orchowski Gertrude Winkowski Alice Bonovetz A. Erickson

Ashland Charcoal Iron plant closes after 20 years

Ashland officials report the Charcoal Iron company's blast furnace, in operation for over two decades, has been shut down for good and is now on the market for sale. The plant has been idle for some time, though it operated occasionally in the last five years. Hurley Miner.

Charcoal Iron Company Ashland Hurley

Fritz Property Sells for Five Thousand Dollars

The August Fritz property at Sunday Lake and Putnam streets near the Community Building sold to Mose Giansante for 5000 dollars. The house will be removed and a filling station will be erected on the site, modeled after the Bessemer station, with lease arrangements yet unknown.

August Fritz Sunday Lake Putnam Streets Mose Giansante Bessemer Wakefield News

U. P. Forestry Station Planned in Chippewa County

Lansing May 28 Plans for a forestry experiment station and demonstration tract in Chippewa County were announced at Michigan State College. The Dunbar School near Sault Ste. Marie was deeded to the college and turned over to the forestry department. The 500 acre site will host an extensive forest nursery and serve as a summer forestry school camp with facilities for practical forest management studies.

Fast Lansing Chippewa County Michigan State College Dunbar Sault Ste. Marie Forestry Department A. K. Chittenden Forestry Division

Belgian inventor Oscar Saxe and the original saxophone

Oscar Saxe, a Belgian inventor, created the saxophone about ninety years ago. The original instrument remains in existence today.

Oscar Saxe

Ontonagon County League Forms With Six Teams

After over three months of work sponsors established the Ontonagon County Base Ball League with six teams from Ontonagon Rockland Bergland Greenland Bruce Crossing and Trout Creek. Each club will play nine games at home starting Sunday. League aims include better baseball discipline and entertainment and the venture draws interest beyond the region led by President J J Clark Secretary Fred Laveau and Treasurer Dr H P Blake.

Ontonagon Wisconsin J. J. Clark Fred Laveau Rockland H. P. Blake Bergland

Probate claim notice for Joseph Sakkanen estate

State of Michigan court session at Bessem er appoints time and place to present claims against the estate of Joseph Sakkanen deceased. Creditors must file by November 24, 1925 at 10:00 a.m. for examination and adjustment of all claims in the Probate Office.

Bessemer Joseph Sakkanen

Gunderson Leads Crystal Falls To 3-1 Win

Gunderson pitched Crystal Falls to a 3-1 victory over Tron Mountain last Sunday. He also contributed at the plate with two extra base hits and helped the team with solid fielding and baserunning. He trained at Kenazoo Normal, Law, highlighting what the Bessemer squad has been missing.

Gunderson Bessemer Crystal Falls Tron Mountain Kenazoo Normal Law

Baseball Scores from Coast to Coast, 7 to 26

In a busy score roundup, Marquette defeats Munising 7 to 6 in extra innings after a 7 run line. Ishpeming bests Negaunee 13 to 7 in a high scoring clash. Batteries featured Kuhn Foye Harris Boyak Anderson Orton Reidy and Peel. The note ends with a historical musing on heralds and town criers.

RHE Marquette Munising Marquette Kuhn Foye Harris and Boyak Ishpeming Negaunee Anderson Orton and Reidy Goldaworthy Anderson and Peel

Public Notice of Probate Hearing Published in Bessemer Herald

The order directs publication of a copy of this order for three successive weeks prior to the hearing date in the Bessemer Herald. It commands that all claims against the deceased be presented, with HARRY K. BAY as Judge of Probate and ANNE H. BAY as Register of Probate dated May 29, 6 19.

Bessemer Herald Said Harry K. Bay Anne H. Bay Register of Probate

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Cage Squad Maurice Noonan Lawrence, Maas George N. Sleight Alex Chisholm Board of Education Ironwood Times Iron County News Harts California W. C. Hart Los Angeles Cal Eugene Hart Wakefield Iron Company Wakefield Fritz C. Hansen Lumber CO Bessemer, Michigan FIRST Edward Duthin Jose U. P Ontonagon County League State OF Michigan Gogebic Beauty H. Selin England King's Herald Town Crier Michigan Bell Telephone CO John J. Frick
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