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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1928
Page
2
An incomplete notice from Michigan dated March 9 references events or actions unclear from the fragment. The text shows stray letters and an illegible phrase, offering minimal detail about places or involved parties.
Fragmented OCR reads as a legal or public notice fragment with unreadable names and actions. The readable portion hints at official procedure but lacks clear entities, dates, or actions.
A published editorial argues for stronger deer protection as hunting opens across Michigan. It cites rising hunter numbers, the need to preserve deer reserves, and several proposals including alternate year hunting, one deer per license, and longer closed seasons. It predicts a conservation commission decision next year reflecting broad informed support for restraint.
The Lansing Capital News editorial notes the retirement of Frank Rogers after thirty years of service. It lauds his leadership of the good roads program, his integrity with taxpayers money, and his lasting influence on Michigan infrastructure. The piece ends with personal plans to take the family to the show for 35 cents.
A mixed film review notes Captain Ira Bronson and his son Tim aboard the frisky ship Black Heron in Frisco. Mrs Bronson, thought long gone, reappears as plot twists unfold with a stormy Pacific finale and a buoyant comedy frame led by Miss Davies.
Marion Davies returns as Sally in The Cardboard Lover at Stand Theatre on December 4. The Cosmo star delivers a funny personable performance that has audiences applauding her latest screen persona and charm.
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