Bessemer and Hurley fight to scoreless gridiron tie
Bessemer and Hurley high schools played to a scoreless tie at Hurley as defenses dominated and neither side crossed the other's 20 yard line. Captain Bradley starred for Bessemer along with Godlewski in the backfield while Wilcox and Pecotte led Hurley. The dry field let the teams trade speedy plays in a balanced contest.
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Bessemer
Hurley
Paupore
Godlewski
Wilcox
Pecotte
Changes in Hurley fire department leadership announced
John Morris appointed chief of the Hurley fire department at a city council meeting, succeeding Joseph LaFave who resigned as first chief and had been interim leader. Several department staff connections were confirmed in the past two weeks while bids for city stove coal and oil supplies were considered.
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Hurley Fire Department
John Morris
Joseph LaFave
Albert la Maret
LaPave
Burley
Hurley water plant uses copper sulphate to purify Lake Lavina
Fore part of the week at Hurley water plant workers spread copper sulphate on Lake Lavina. One thousand pounds of the chemical were on hand in barrels and are expected to improve water taste and smell. Plans include adding more sodium to filtration and installing a system of aeration as a final purification step.
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Hurley
Lake Lavina
Ime County News
Cilfert Nominates Ebay for Probate Judge
Harry K. Bay is named probate judge by the former board of supervisors and city attorney. The change is debated as the probate register resists reorganization and questions arise over salary coverage and removal of duties. The board confronts Bay with demands and possible commissions while inspectors scrutinize the appointment.
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Harry K. Bay
Comsitaro
Cmt
Board of
Swpervicers RS
Attermer Oy
Reird
Pessemer
Mendes
Bay Ohatoed
Prouate
Board of Superviews
Teschias to Veet Tis Northern Ste Teachre
In a garbled dispatch a northern state teacher affair is noted with a tentative date of the 27th. The fragmentary text mentions names and actions but remains unclear on specifics and outcomes.
Prove Value of Telephone for Retail Selling
A large eastern department store demonstrates strong value in telephone selling developed to supplement newspaper ads. In June 1924 over 606000 in sales came from 265000 orders with an average of 2.26 dollars. mail orders totaled 46000, about one sixth of telephone orders. December led in orders, but May and June matched December. In 1933 May October June led months. 1923 March May, and August was slow due to vacations. Peak hours were 4 5 PM, with morning hours thin. Tie telephone selling to local advertising. 5 percent of telephone orders respond to newspaper ads. many stores establish a telephone service department for inquiries and information.
Notice to creditors in Bourquin estate in Bessemer
In Michigan probate court at Bessemer on October 6 1925 Judge Harry K Bay ordered creditors of Louis P Bourquin deceased to file claims by February 7 1926 for examination and adjustment. Public notice to run for three weeks in Bessemer Herald. R C Solberg Register of Probate. Read the Ads-
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Bessemer
Harry K. Bay
Louis P. Bourquin
Harry K. Pay
Fragmentary OCR: unclear event date and names
The text shows a fragmented OCR snippet with garbled numbers and names. No clear persons, organizations, places, or events can be confirmed from the readable parts. Likely a damaged notice or brief with insufficient readable facts.
Doan's Pills Aid Weakened Kidneys In Woman’s Case
A Bessemer reader, Mrs. R. B. Mattson, describes backache and kidney trouble with dull back pains and irregular kidney activity, saying one box of Doan's Pills rid her of the trouble. The advertisement touts Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic, priced 60 cents, from Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
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Dean
R. B. Mattson
Cor. Gold
Sofia
Doan
Still Work for the Plumber Still Work for the Plumber
A rumor suggests a dinosaur egg found in Mongolia could be a million years old but experts doubt the claim. The tale alleges someone buried a fake egg from cold storage to fool scientists and readers.
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Mongolia
For Sale and Wanted Classified Notices
Classified requests offer two lighthousekeeping rooms for sale or rent and a baby buggy for sale. A lost black cow with no horns reported September 2. Listings include a farm sale inquiry and a large radiants home store and iron range for sale. A seven room one story house on Colby Street is offered with furnace and basement. Contact Herald Office or phone numbers provided.
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Herald Office
Colby Street
Bessemer
Blonde Bess Ponders A Veiled Household Hint
Blonde Bess muses that her mother grows angry as she cannot recall what unfolds right before her eyes, reflecting a domestic scene of memory lapse and family tension.
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Hilligan
Moncher
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Wakefield Lata Co
Matt Green
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Teschias
Elsace
Big Department Store
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R. C. Solberg
Gsietzer
Candy News
Minn
Hearst Smeesek
Trincatp
Elas
Theis
Ty John J. Frick
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Pessemer and
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the Herald
Thomas Domenic
Palms
D. F. Bush
Minneapolis
Blonde Bess
The
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Bessemer, Mich
Brunswick Phonograph and Radiola
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