Wakefield City Commission approves bills and bids 1925
The Wakefield Michigan City Commission met April 16 1925 at City Hall. They approved previous minutes and all listed bills totaling about 23044. Aimed bids for curb work on Brotherton Nunnemacher and Ascherman streets were awarded to Oscar Bo Maki & Company. Culvert bids were opened with Armco Ingot Tron accepted. Purchases authorized include a bilge pump and sprinkler equipment with quotations due April 30 1925. The meeting adjourned after action on transfers and reports.
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Wakefield
Michigan
Matthews
Strough
Armco
Myers Company
Stroughy
A. F. Olson
Advt
Joseph Kastelnak
Ashland
Kastalnak
Frank E. Hook
Marquette
United States District Court
John James Gilbert
Public Health in Weissenfels Reveals Child Hunger Crisis
A survey of 614 elementary students in Weissenfels shows widespread hardship. 100 children have unemployed fathers, 115 miss breakfast, 85 miss dinner, and 38 are tuberculosis outpatients. Many families share tiny rooms and beds, with crowded conditions contributing to poor nutrition and health.
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Germany
Weissenfels
Bulletin
L’union Internationale de Secours Aux Enfants
That Promised Blessing Came in Good Time
A 1934 Brocton tale tells how Robert Crandall and his wife adopt Dot a kind girl befriend the recluse Reuben Thorne known as the man with the gray mask. Dot saves him from impostors and a mortgage threat, unmasking danger and bringing Thorne into the Crandall home as a trusted friend and eventual guardian.
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Robert Crandall
Dot
Doctor Bross
Crandall
Grand Thorne Mansion
Reuben Thorne
Brocton
Thorne
Mr. Thorne
Crandalle
Kene
Clean-up and paint-up season in town
Short town news notes cover family visits and relocations across Lion River Mason Wis Missoula Montana duties and illnesses, local officials and public inquiries. Highlights include J W Bedell recovering from influenza, Agogebic Lodge meeting, Mother's Day candy orders, and ongoing highway planning.
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Albert Eckert
Lion River
Mich
CROSS WORD PUZZLE NO 16 1986 Western Newspaper Union
The puzzle lists a set of across and down clues with numbers and symbols for a 1986 Western Newspaper Union crossword. It notes horizontal and vertical sections, sample clues include various common nouns, verbs, and prepositions. The note mentions the solution will appear in the vertical issue.
Appreciation for Wakefield fire and police departments
Skud and Goldman express sincere appreciation for the Wakefield Fire and Police departments for their heroic work during the local department store fire. The firm credits trained firemen and modern equipment with preventing irreparable loss and store ransacking, pledging future support and noting their firefighting exhibition will not be forgotten.
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Wakefield Fire and Police
Skud & Goldman
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