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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1925

Page

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Farmers Market Effort Recalled in Bessemer Debate

County agent C E Gunderson recalls a three year attempt to establish a Bessemer farmers market that failed due to merchant indifference. He notes past mayor Gedda offered site and sheds and that Ironwood curbs market plans are moving ahead with a hoped October first market day. The piece argues for local slaughterhouse, municipal ownership, and closer ties with Wakefield to boost farmer outlets.

Bessemer C. E. Gunderson Gunderson the Herald Ironwood Gedda Wakefield Michael Gedda Geida Bessemer and Hrronwood

Local Boy Takes Automobile Course in Detroit

Theo V. Bielecki of Bessemer, Michigan has arrived in Detroit to attend the Michigan State Automobile School. He seeks to enter the automobile business and expects to gain exceptional advantages from this vocational training in the heart of the industry.

Theo. V. Bielecki Bessemer Michigan Detroit Mr. Bielecki Michigan State Automobile School

Remode Interior Of Catholic Church Announced

Rev Fr C A Swebous announced the interior of St Sebastian Catholic Church will be remodeled. Estimated cost is 3000 dollars and the contract for work will be awarded in the spring.

C. A. Swebous St. Sebastian Catholic

Death of Rev. Fr. Fabian Pawler former Ironwood pastor

Rev. Fr. Fabian Pawler age 78 died yesterday in Ironwood where he served as St. Michael's pastor for 28 years. Born in Germany on January 14, 1847 he came to America in 1875 and spent most of his ministry in the Marquette diocese. He previously led parishes in Houghton Marquette Bessemer Stronwood and Wakefield. He celebrated his fiftieth ordination anniversary on May 21 1924 and is survived by three nieces and two nephews. Funeral services will be held Monday at St. Michael's church Ironwood with many Marquette priests in attendance.

Fabian Pawler St. Sebastian Catholic Ironwood St. Michael's Church Fr. Pawlar Germany America New York Marquette Houghton Bessemer Stronwood Wakefield Range St. Michael's ‘Church Anne Pawlar St. Michael’s Church

Varied Program at South Bessemer

An evening program for South Bessemer residents at Harding school features Rep. John Holland and Supt. Lt. H. Dulebohn, the Ellis Clown Band, Hazel Lager piano solo, Ruth Sumerton song, Janette Ziedron dance, V. S. Bielecki and others in music and sketches, followed by refreshments and a Red Jacket Orchestra dance.

South Bessemer Harding School Nesto Erickson John Holland H. Dulebahn Ellis Clown Band Bessemer Red Jacket Orchestra L Jacket Orchestra J. H. Dulebohn Hazel Lager Duda & Johnson Ruth Sumerton Janette Ziedron S. Bielecki Larson & Whitburn Saw Bielecki Larson Whitburn Elks Quartet Pellow, Dansen Sorenson Trevarthen Emil Erickson Hoffman & Whitburn Elks Clown Band

Children’s Benefit Drive Planned for Oct 17 in Bessemer

Permission granted for a Volunteers of America representative to stage a “Children’s Drive for Children” on Saturday Oct 17 in Bessemer mirroring drives in Ironwood and other cities. The Bessemer event at city hall is sponsored by Mrs William Guyer Rev Chas M Fraser Mayor John Denich Mrs Edward Cochran Miss Vendla Johnson Mrs H Byrne with Miss Kathryn Denich in charge.

The Volunteers of America Bessemer Ironwood William Guyer Chas. M. Fraser John Denich Edward Cochran Vendla Johnson Jacob Goldman H. Byrne Kathryn Denich

Local Man Ordained Deacon At Seminary

Carl Petranek the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Petranek of this city, a student at St Francis Catholic Seminary at St Francis Wisconsin, was ordained into the deaconhood at the seminary recently. He will be ordained into the priesthood during the latter part of January.

Carl Petranek Charles Petranek St. Francis Catholic Seminary St. Francis, Wis

Naturalization Hearing Set for October 21 at Court House

R. K. Doe, a federal naturalization examiner from Duluth, will hear citizenship applications at the court house here on October 21. He had been previously scheduled to be here October 24.

R. K. Doe Duluth

Berlin Fights Park English Invasion Of German Speech

Berlin authorities clash with critics over the use of the English word park and other foreign expressions in public life. The debate centers on language purity and cultural identity amid rising borrowing from American English.

Municpal Berlin Park

Autumn Ball by Bessemer Fire Department

The Bessemer Fire Department will hold an Autumn Ball at the Elks Hall next Friday evening October 16. Music will be provided by the Red Jackets.

Bessemer Fire Department Elks Hall Red Jackets

Gogebic Lakes In U S Survey Reports Open

Detailed reports on surveys of inland lakes in the Upper Peninsula prepared by F M Uhler of the U S Department of Agriculture are now at the Marquette Upper Peninsula Development Bureau. Each lake report covers shoreline water bottom vegetation and other data to aid planting aquatic plants or stocking lakes for waterfowl. Lakes include Alger Round West Branch Lake Lake Sixteen Lake MacDonald Indian Lake Gogebic Lac View Desert Sunday Lake Thousand Islands Little Lake.

Upper Peninsula F. M. Uhler Bureau of Biological Survey U. S. Department of Agriculture Marquette Alger County Round Lake West Branch Lake Delta County Lake Sixteen Schoolcraft County Lake MacDonald Indian Lake Gogebic County Lac View Desert Sunday Lake Thousand Island Lakes Lake Gogebic Ontomagon County Little Lake Federal Bureau Upper Peninsula Development Bureau

Elks Lodge Initiates Eleven Candidates in Bessemer

Eleven candidates were initiated into the Bessemer Elks lodge on Wednesday evening. They were Henry James, Carl Olson, Clarence Sandquist, George Jezek, Bernard Prost, Norbert Achatz, Irving Becker, Dr. M Hanson, and Joseph Lampart. Following the ceremonies, an elaborate banquet was served to nearly 100 members.

Bessemer Elks Lodge Henry James Carl Olson Clarence Sandquist George Jezek Bernard Prost Norbert Achatz Irving Becker Dr. M. Hanson Joseph Lampart

Pearson speaks to local Rotary on town duties

Rev. Axel Pearson of Ironwood told the Bessemer Rotary Club that a first class town needs first class citizens. His address stressed civic duty to the town. Herman Heinrichs was admitted to Rotary membership as the roster grows to 32.

Axel] Pearson Ironwood Bessemer Rotary Club Pearson Herman Heinrichs Rotary

Move to have boulevard off Mary St fails

City council split five to four as motion to remove two Mary Street boulevards failed. Aldermen Hagen led pro removal citing narrow streets while Anderson argued finances prevent work. Deputy treasurer Williams named city treasurer after Boge's death. condolence resolution passed. Soft drink licenses granted. mayor warned of bank loan to cover year end expenses.

Board of Public Works Mary Street Donich Hagen Anderson Velin Sandin John A. Johnson A. Johnson Ciakowski Probelski Wyceth Sam J. Williams Ole G. Boge Mr. Boge Bernard Becker Dewey Johnson Northwestern Fred Mattrella August Janov Babicky Williams

Gogebic County Valuation Raised by 3 Million

Gogebic county's assessed valuation for the coming year is set at 71,264,945, up from 68,009,072, per state tax department chairman George Lord at a re equalization hearing. State and county figures show gaps in city and township valuations, with supervisors voicing dissatisfaction over field appraisals and Ironwood assessor Derstrom seeking county re equalization, prompting state officials to visit Gogebic.

Gogebic J County ‘Board George Lord State Tax Department Court House City of Bess City of Iron City of Wake Wake Bess Carlson Erwin Marenisco Lord Derstrom Ironwood Gogebic

Moore Resigns. Robert King Named Supervisor in Itnwood

Robert King of Itnwood was named this week by the city commission as supervisor on the county board, succeeding W. H. Moore who has resigned. Moore will reside in Iron River. A matter in Georgia concerns spousal speech under certain circumstances as ruled by the state supreme court. In biology, some species of apes have “cut evolved” tails, having less tail than humans.

Moore Robert King Itnwood W. H. Moore Iron River Georgia

September ore shipments rise across Great Lakes docks

Ore shipments from Duluth Superior Two Harbors Ashland Marquette and Escanaba totalled 42,812,025 tons for the season to Oct 1 up from 34,961,635 a year earlier. September alone reached 7,354,873 tons, up 1,189,942 from September 1924, with Duluth dock shipments at 2,329,742 tons, and Great Northern and Soo dock figures showing varied gains and a single decline at the Northern Pacific dock in Superior.

Duluth Superior Ashland Marquette Escanaba Duluth, Missabe & Northern Railroad Eastern Furnaces Great Northern Railroad Docksat Superior Great Northern Northern Pacific Seo LS. & Ly D. M. & N Torneo Soo-Ashland Cc. N. W. Ask

Lord Answers Holland Belatedly in State Tax Row

George Lord, chairman of the state tax department, replies to John Holland's August Herald tirade. He rebuts claims about valuation, asserts Holland misstates facts on Hamtramck Detroit, and defends mining property assessments. The exchange centers on Holland’s comments about tax policy, prior votes, and departmental conduct.

Ren. John Holland Herald George Lord State Tax Department Mr. Lord John Holland John Holland Congress Task Commission Dodge Motor Car Detroit State Tea Department Hamtramck Iogebic t+' ae Mr. Holland Gogebic Evan Goz+bit Soate George Lort Chiantuan

263 Acre Farm Project Clears Largest County Acreage

A 263 acre farm project by Beuer Corporation of Ronies Michigan in Goxget County near Yatersns et has begun clearing, intending to yield the county’s largest single cultivated tract once finished.

Fas Beuer Corpany Ronies Michigan Goxget County Yatersns

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