Hunters urged to refrain from partridge hunting in Gogebic
Gogebic hunters pivot from pressuring Commissioner Baird to closing the partridge season to urging fellow sportsmen to refrain from hunting. The Marquette Mining Journal notes the upper peninsula remains open only where petitions succeeded, urging quiet restraint as partridge numbers dwindle and remaining birds are treated as breeder stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baird
Upper Peninsula
Conservation Commission
Marquette Mining Journal
Is It Fair To The Printers Advancing Government Envelopes
A column argues government ownership of printing and stamped envelopes harms small printers and publishers. It states government competition undercuts prices for orders above and below ten thousand envelopes, threatening individual initiative and free enterprise. The piece appeals to the rural press as defending American ideals.
Debate over college athletics dominating campus life
The piece argues that colleges overvalue athletics, distracting from education. It suggests reform must come from supporters, with parents allowed to withdraw their children from schools prioritizing sports. Some universities might bar students from intercollegiate play to restore campus honor and focus on learning.
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7Ag
Colleges Guide Public Opinion to Bold Reform
Colleges aim to shape public intelligence to curb undue athletic activity. Progress in reform hinges on cultivated discriminating voices. Institutions understand their stakeholders and respond to public sentiment.
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Duluth Herald
Johnny J Campaign Rumors Spur Local Skits and Clubs
Puritan to Bessemer visitor Johnny J sparks chatter across Michigan towns about a 1926 sheriff bid. Reports claim secret talks with Max S and a planned anti Johnny J rally January 15, 1926. Wakefield and Wakefield area broadcasts tease his political role as clubs form in each ward.
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Puritan
Mich
P&a
Johnny J
Bessemer
Our
Fair Village
Johnny
Anvil
Max S
Marenisco
Doc. H
Jessieville
Sweden
Olaf
Sven
Magnus
Wakefield
Snowfall Expected. High School Football Team Cleared for Schedule
A weather note reports the first snowfall Wednesday but says the high school football team should finish the rest of this month's schedule. The report emphasizes no postponements and outlines remaining games.
Annual reunion of old-time Ironwood club held last Saturday
Doe M. and Harry K., charter members, led the club’s annual reunion at the Club last Saturday night with a boisterous howl. The piece recalls the old Telegraph Office in Bessemer as a historic conversation topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doe M
Harry K
Ironwoods
Bessemer
If You Are Well Bred Ski Tournament Over Football Snow
A playful note suggests that good breeding would not excuse choosing a ski tournament over a football game when it snowed on Wednesday.
Recovers Heart Attack headline in Daily Globe
A brief item notes the Daily Globe using the phrase Recover from a heart attack with a playful line about not wanting to re cover. The snippet hints at editorial wit around medical news and phrasing.
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Daily Globe
Bessemer High Seniors Form Hiking Club
The Senior girls of Bessemer High School organize a hiking club. Jimmy notes some will hike to the old German park while most consider the D.S.S. A depot as the city limits.
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Bessemer High School
Jimmy
Old German Park
D.S.S. & A. Depot
Grumpy Max A Faces Growing Tax Worries
The line about speaking well of others hints Max A may be affected by a nagging tax problem. Friends fear the issue is preying on his mind and fueling his grumpiness as tension rises.
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Max A
Max
Mystery 45321 follows scoreless Duluth Ironwood tie
Mystery 45321 questions why Duluth and Ironwood did not repeat a scoreless tie last Sunday to permit a third game for fans. The note hints at a planned series and aims to explain the missed third contest.
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Duluth
Ironwood
World Series This Week Fails To Move Fire Hall Crowd
The world series is on this week but the fire hall gang shows little excitement. No notable turnout or public reaction is reported, suggesting a quiet local response despite the national sports event. The item notes a subdued atmosphere around the fire hall.
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Fire Hall
Looking Backward Via Herald Files Oct 10 1924
One year ago Ruinczio Rocco funeral fund raised 65.55 among countrymen. Andre Fridonz and Giuseppe Scutella oversaw collection in Plymouth. Cloverland Inn bankruptcy closed by E R Riordan on Lead Street. Mrs W E McRandle honored at Olcott farewell. Mr and Mrs McRandle to Duluth. Einar Johnson and Victoria Drazkowski wed in Duluth. Charles William Hendries birth announced in Detroit. Twenty years ago bank improvements and a new plate glass front noted. Dr G L Loope attends Railway Surgeons convention. Longyear Hodge drill lands near Wakefield road. Grand Portal song by John O’Hara, Lillian O’Hara. published by R F Hasbrook.
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Ruinczio Rocco
Plymouth
Ed. McCarthy
Andre Fridonz
Giuseppe Scutella
Cloverland Inn
E. R. Riordan
Lead Street
Bessemer Woman's Club
W. E. McRandle
Olcott
McRandle
Duluth
Einar Johnson
Victoria Drazkowski
Ironwood
C. Boline
Charles William
Erwin Hendries
Detroit
First National Bank
C. Hansen
G. L. Loope
Chicago
Harry Byrne
Houghton
Michigan College of Mines
Longyear
Hodge
Wakefield Road
Mikado
Grand Portal
John O'Hara
South Shore Railroad
Bessemer
Lillian O'Hara
R. F. Hasbrook
Bessemer Free Press
Philosopher Ed Purdy On Smarter Men Ahead
Ed Purdy notes in his column that philosophers and scientists grow wiser. He jokes that future science could date a pork rib from a century ago by a glance, as researchers uncover an ancient bone in Siberia and estimate its age.
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Ed Purdy
Philos
Siberia
Rare Mallusca Twin Case Mirrors Pacific Coast Find
A rare Mallusca twin case is noted with three pairs of such twins discovered along the Pacific coast during the summer of 1925. The report highlights unusual twin occurrences across different locations and times.
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Pacific Coast
Probate Court Hearing On Estate of Loveless Children
In Bessemer Michigan 1925 a probate judge schedules November 3 for Clara Loveless Kelly to seek license to sell her late uncle and siblings real estate interests. Interested parties must appear to show cause why the license should not be granted with public notice issued.
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Clara Loveless Kelly
Siggy Returns From the South to Cold Winters Country
Siggy returns from the south to a homeland described as the country for real honest winters. The remark frames the place as notably wintery and genuine, highlighting a contrast between southern travels and northern seasons.
Pheasant Closed Season Proclaimed in Upper Peninsula Counties
The Bessemer Herald reports a five year closed season on pheasants in Alger, Baraga, Chippewa, Dickinson, Gogebic, Keweenaw, Iron, Keweenaw, Luce, Mackinac, Marquette, Menominee, Ontonagon and Schoolcraft counties. Judge of Probate Harry K. Bay signatures a true copy by R. C. Solberg, Register of Probate, under Act 230 of 1525.
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Alger
Baraga
Chippewa
Dickinson
Gogebic
Keughton
Iron
Keenenaw
Luce
Mackinac
Marquette
Menominee
Ontonagon
Schoolcraft
Pheasant Closed Season Established by Michigan Officials
The Director of Conservation recommended a five year closed season on pheasants across multiple counties, and the Conservation Commission ordered the restriction under Act 230 of 1923. Signed by John Baird with officers W. H. Wallace and Edgar Cochran, the measure takes effect September 25, 1925, with penalties under Act 239 of 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Constration Conservation Commission
W. H. Wallace
Edgar Cocheran
Probate Court Hears Gust Peterson Estate License
In Bessemer on September 1925 session Judge Harry K Bar presiding. Albin Peterson fled earlier petition for license to convey real estate. Court orders October 13 1925 at 10 a.m. to hear petition and requires all interested to appear and show cause why license should not be granted.
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Said Court
Bessemer
Said County
Harry K. Bay
Marvin Loveless
Marguerite Loveless
Seccombe
Pearl Loveless
Harry K. Bar
Gust Peterson
Albin Peterson
Notice of Hearing Published in Bessemer Herald
The notice states that a copy of the order will be published three weeks prior to the hearing date in the Bessemer Herald. The probate register R C Solberg and attorney Williams Baird are listed, with the petition filing fee of $15 10 9.
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Bessemer Herald
R. C. Solberg
Williams. Baird
Petition to admit will and appoint administrator for Ole G Boze
In the Bessem er City Probate Court on October 27 1925 at 10 A M hearing is set on Albert Boge’s petition to probate a will for Ole G Boze and grant administration to himself or another suitable person Public notice to run in the Bessemer Herald for three weeks prior to hearing RK Solberg Register of Probate 102-19-23
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Bessemer
Said
Harry K. Bay
Ole G. Boze
Albert Boge
Bessemer Herald
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Delta
Gogebic Houghton
Keweenaw
Ontonaron
John Baird
Solberg
Register of Probate
Jesse Smith
N. J
Bessemer Pharmacy
Sohn J. Frick
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Kleen
Bessemer Taxi Co
Vukovich Bros
Hurley
Gogebic Range
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