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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1925
Page
6
The Wakefield Township Board of Education met August 5 1925 at 2 15 pm with President Tressel and members Mathews Lepisto Ahola and Tyack present. They approved minutes bills and payroll and authorized a deed to the Chicago and North Western Railway Company for 300.00.
On July 30, 1925, the Wakefield Board of Education postponed its regular meeting. The session began at 1:45 p m in the First National Bank building with Stanley Tyack acting as chairman pro tem. Present were Abel Mathews Henry Ahola and Victor Lepisto. Absent was H A Tressel. A motion to adjourn subject to the Secretary’s call carried.
Special Wakefield Township Board of Education meeting debates bid openings for furnishing laboratory furniture and hardware for the new high school building. President H A Tressel notes bids from Wiese Laboratory Furniture Company and Kewaunee Manufacturing with alternate desk options and deductions.
A college professor uncovers that disciplined work and disciplined living contribute to longer life spans, offering a plausible reason for the steady increase in life expectancy observed by researchers and noted by the Boston Transcript.
Englishman William Gifford studied at Oxford, became a Benedictine abbot, and was appointed archbishop of Rheims in 1622. He served in that office until his death on April 11, 1629.
German police dogs are steady and loyal, conducting themselves with quiet dignity. Unlike some breeds, they do not grow snappy in old age, remaining even tempered compared with other dogs.
The note states apples are a top iron source and among the heaviest iron carrying fruits. It mentions raisins grapes plums and prunes also provide iron, with apples containing 89 to 100 percent iron in their makeup.
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