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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1925
Page
12
The Order of Eastern Star selects Bessemer for the 1926 UP convention. About five hundred delegates and members attended Iron River this year, and many are expected in Bessemer next year. City hosts can be private homes despite lacking a hotel, and the convention could boost local prosperity and notoriety.
The piece warns Wisconsin’s water shortage stems from deforestation and swamp drainage. It argues large forest tracts are needed to sustain Great Lakes basin waters,lest lakes shrink and rivers dry, despite fleeting rainfall. It urges enduring forest protection for lakes and underground moisture.
A Mining Journal-Press inspection of recent promotions at Anaconda’s Butte mines contrasts college training with practical experience. Three promoted assistants hold degrees from Michigan College of Mines, Montana State School of Mines, and the University of Minnesota, suggesting a college education adds practical edge in leading mine groups.
A quoted remark from a speaker shows envy and disdain toward mining experts. He laments wishing for years in a school of mines and tells critics to know their place, reflecting tension between industry professionals and educators in the field.
A speaker scheduled to address Bessemer crowds on Sophia Street faces a chaos of cars, sirens, and noise as an improvised platform on Main street disrupts delivery. The eloquent orator, known across the upper peninsula and Oneida county, struggles to finish amid passing vehicles and boisterous bystanders. The moral: traffic outshines a speech in the street.
Johnny L. is an experienced Tourist who asks for a road map despite driving to Superior. The exchange highlights seasoned travelers seeking guidance on a routine regional route.
A concise remark contrasts modest giving with expected big spending by the Bessemer football team. The line hints at pride and funding expectations, noting the money would heat from wood, implying frugal or ironic stance on finances.
Special to P and A reports North Bessemer will not stage a Labor Day celebration this year. The community reallocates the funds to Mergland and warns locals to watch North Bessemer next year for possible activity.
Grand View Hospital reports Fuzzy F. and Johnny D. admitted yesterday with pneumonia after attending Monday night outdoor speech at Bessemer without hats. The exposure during the event is noted but no further details are provided.
A concise profile of a Genius-American citizen who consistently pays all bills on the first of every month and maintains a cash balance. The item highlights financial discipline and reliable budgeting in everyday life.
School opens and football practice begin as Moe decisions spark dating talk with new teachers. Kran awaits fall haberdashery arrivals while Natanhv frets over the coal strike.
The prettiest girl in the upper peninsula will be selected in a contest at the Dickinser county fair It dren Mountain. The judge of this contest will be the bravest man in the upper peninsula.
Schools closed Wednesday afternoon to send boys and girls to the county fair at Fromwood. The item asks how many attended, but the readable text does not provide an attendance figure. The notice focuses on the event and school actions rather than a specific count.
The report notes that 1925 Ford models will be released this fall in a range of colors while preserving the familiar jokes about them.
A humorous note on newspaper proofing cites a puff about a belle of the ball that misprints as Her dirty feet were incased in shoes that might have been taken for ferry boats. The editor’s departure and a jokey bet about Tromwox beat the Netly-Duluaths are mentioned.
IL.UGO reports gasoline prices eased by two cents while several moonshine brands kept their tags unchanged. The note highlights uneven price shifts in the same market segment.
Charles D. Fournier Sr. 78, a Gogebic range pioneer and one of the last Civil War veterans, died at 3:45 a.m. Saturday at Union Hospital Ironwood after a year-long confinement. In Bessemer, a fund drive for the Legion football team reached 606 dollars in two days. Mrs. Michael Vaselak returned from visits in Detroit and Chicago, while George Jezek departs for Ferris Institute Big Rapids for pharmacy study. Mr and Mrs Paul Liljigren announce the birth of a baby girl on Sunday August 31.
In the Northern District of Michigan Western Division the petition for discharge of William O'Brien bankrupt No 772 in bankruptcy was reviewed. The court ordered a hearing for September 30 1925 at 10 am in Marquette and directed publication in Bessemer Herald with notices to known creditors by mail. The Honorable Clarence W Sessions presided, with Clerk Charles J Potter and Deputy Harvey B Hatch noted.
Years Ago Sept 2 1905 reports Thomas Jeffery Jr spleen and hand injuries at the Norrie mine Ironwood from a skip accident. Pat Walker Ramsay resident severely injured by a scout on the Co N W road near 11:30 pm. Dr Paradis says recovery likely. A new trophy cabinet is being built in city hall. Principal John S Robinson returns from Crab Lake. Night blooming cereus blossom opened at Alex Strom’s property near the deeds office. witnesses present.
Railway coaches in Egypt are described as having six wheels with two on each end and two under the center of the cars, a configuration noted in contemporary railway engineering discussions.
In Bessemer Michigan on August 13 1925 Judge Harry K Bay presiding Josephine Blicharz petitions for administration to Bonislaw Blicharz or another suitable person A hearing is set for September 14 1925 at ten in the morning at the probate office Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Bessemer Herald per order of probate court R C Solberg Register of Probate.
In a humorous exchange a man reveals he has found a suitor for Edith and proclaims the match thrilling. The sister-in-law questions the choice, and the man briskly unveils the punchline that the suitor is his dentist.
In the matter of the estate of Albert D Johnston deceased Judge Harry K Bay presiding George O Driscoll filed his final administration account and petitions for allowance distribution and residue. The order sets September 15 1925 at ten o'clock for examining and allowing the account and hearing the petition with notice by publication for three weeks in the Bessemer Herald. Register of Probate $21-9-11
Plaintiff Catherine McKay seeks action against James A McKay in Gogebic County Michigan. The court orders the defendant to appear within three months and file an answer within twenty days of service or the bill will be confessed. A notice of this order is to be published in the Bessemer Herald.
The Probate Office in Bessemer announces that on August 18 1925 Mary Olson has filed her final administration account in the matter of Otto B Olson deceased. A hearing is scheduled for September 1925 at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the probate office to examine the account and hear the petition. A copy of the order is to be published for three Herald newspaper. Register of Probate.
The court orders publication for six consecutive weeks and personal service of the order on the defendant at least twenty days before appearance. The plaintiff must mail the order to the defendant's last known address by registered mail with return receipt, twenty days before appearance. George O. Driscoll, Circuit Judge. Thomas J. Landers, Plaintiff attorney. Ironwood Michigan address. 8 7 9 11
In Bessemer County on September 2 1925 Matilda Nelson executrix requests authority to convey estate realty per a lifetime contract of Charles FE Nelson. Hearing set September 29 1925 at 10 o clock. Notice to be published weekly in Bessemer Herald before hearing. WILLIAM S BAIRD attorney for petitioner. 949.25
A mother urges her son Johnny to accompany her to town to buy a new suit as school nears. Johnny asks for a suit with two pairs of pants, signaling a wish for a practical school outfit.
An early ad writer showcases meek language to draw notice, using phrases like solicits call and has the honor to announce. The tone aims to flatter readers and courts attention through deferential wording.
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