Wakefield vendors fined for selling tobacco to minor
Six Wakefield tobacco vendors were arrested and fined $3.00 and costs for selling cigarettes to a minor. The chief of police acted on evidence supplied by “boys” amid complaints from public schools about schoolage youths possessing cigarettes.
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Gogebic County Delegates Named for Great Lakes Congress
Governor Groesbeck appoints seven Gogebic County residents as delegates to the Great Lakes St. Lawrence Tidewater Congress in St. Paul Minnesota on January 5. Appointees include John Luxmore Jr. Bessemer WF Truettner Watersmeet Patrick Kelly Watersmeet RA Douglas Ironwood Cok Gundersen Ironwood Howard Quint Ironwood John C Watson Ironwood.
City taxes payable at First National Bank
City taxes are now payable at the First National Bank per notice by S. J. Williams city treasurer. Taxes are collected weekdays 9 am to 3 pm and Saturdays until noon. No fee until January. from that date to March 1 the 4 percent fee applies.
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Train Tour Demonstrates Forest Fire Prevention in Michigan
Cooperating railroads and development bureaus plan a demonstration train to tour Michigan in March and April 1926. Agricultural engineering experts from Michigan State College will show new and inexpensive forest fire prevention methods at town meetings. The effort, backed by the state department of conservation and the U S Forestry Service, aims to educate citizens on the waste of forest fires. Larry Livingston and George E Bishop led initial talks in Lansing and Chicago with four Upper Peninsula railroads.
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Rastus and Narcissus Talk Train Send-off Scene
A dialogue describes a train departure with Rastus noting a dad letting the train pull away while grabbing a luggage. Narcissus questions a move to California or Alabama as Rastus insists the trip is to California and then Alabama. King Tut is mentioned as a “tight, fisted monster” after 3000 years with gold.
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