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Newspaper

The Wakefield News

Location

Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1932

Page

3

Deer hunting in Michigan faces closed season debate

Albert Stoll Jr notes deer dynamics under one buck law with a 15 to 1 buck to doe ratio observed in north camps. Buoyed by license sales, hunters report many does and fawns while buck kills average about 15,000 annually. experts warn that continuing male deer slaughter risks breeding stock and suggest a temporary closed season to protect the herd.

North Woods Michigan Albert Stoll, Jr Detroit News

Stellar Cast In Smilin Through Opens At Wakefield

Norma Shearer stars in the photoplay Smilin Through with Fredric March Leslie Howard and O P Heggie. The MCA talking picture marks March first teaming with Shearer and features a renowned Broadway to screen cast in a period stage success adaptation.

Norma Shearer Wakefield Theater Aoe Eee Ang 8Ster Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Jane Cowl Fredric March Leslie Howard O. P. Heggie Forbes

Attendance Records Show Schuler In Lead

November attendance totals revised by John Gilbert show Senior High leader Schuler at 99.2 percent, with Adams 98.4 and Klein 97.8 among top students. Junior High's Carter leads at 97.6, followed by Smith 97.3 and Chamberlain 73 percent. rest of staff and students listed with scores. A final odd note mentions a reformer joke about clipping angels wings.

Schuler Carter John “Ginger” Gilbert Senior High Mr. Schuler Miss Adams Miss Klein Miss Olson Mr. Skytta Miss Derleth Mr. Trewyn Miss Parker Mr. Maywood Mr. Graper Mr. Rerucha Mr. Wood Mr. Becker Miss Kumpala Miss Kerrod Miss Clark Mr. Duffin Mr. Jones Mr. Carter Mr. Smith Mr. Chamberlain Mr. Johnson Miss Mac d Mr. Cairelli Mr. Maxwell Miss Landon

Lost 20 Lbs In 4 Weeks From Kruschen Salts

Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri claims she dropped from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks after taking one box of Kruschen Salts. She says she has more energy and never feels hungry. The ad promotes a hot water morning drink and guarantees money back if unsatisfied.

Mae West St. Louis

Wakefield Dedicates New School Gymnasium With Modern Features

The Wakefield school system opens a new gymnasium east of the senior high, funded by bonds approved in 1931 and to be retired within five years. The facility seats 2,400, includes a divisible basketball floor, auditorium, and radio control room, with enhanced heating and ventilation.

Wakefield School Tomlinson Construction Company Ashland City Electric & Plumbing Company

Mad Arctic Miner Killed by Police

Winnipeg report on Albert Johnson, famed Arctic mad miner, killed after a two month chase by Royal Canadian Mounted Police. In a final snow battle near Aklavik he wounded Staff Sergeant Hersey before the posse closed in and he fell. Johnson, hunted since wounding two constables, had dodged many charges and even used dual rifles in siege combat.

Winnipeg Royal Canadian Mounted Police Northwest Territory Albert Johnson Arctic Canada Johnson Hersey Sergeant Hersey Noel Verville W. R Wop) May May Aklavik Alaska A. E. King BE. Millen Northland

Fifty and Fit Boost Your Vital Organs At Fifty

A promotional piece urges readers to maintain vigor with Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin a tonic syrup with herbs senna and peppermint. It claims improved energy and bowel motion easier use for adults and children and stresses affordability and preventative use rather than waiting for illness. It touts early benefits and self care for aging readers.

Johnson Narrowly Escapes Mounties in Arctic Chase

The article follows John Johnson as he dodges repeated captures by the Mounties in extreme cold. Despite blizzards and temperatures below zero, he keeps moving with little sleep, but signs of exhaustion appear as the end begins to unfold and Mounties close in at dawn.

Millen Johnson

Mississippi public official records holder Brame 44 years in office

Tom Q Brame of Jackson Mississippi is the county chancery clerk and has held public office for 44 years. He has run for office 11 times without a defeat, marking a long record of electoral success in Mississippi.

Jackson Miss Tom Q. Brame Jasper County Chancery Mississippi

Texas Hermit Eats Meals From Coffin

Mineral Wells Texas resident Albert Schnecke a Union Civil War veteran born in Paris in 1823 has eaten his meals from a burial coffin for eight years one end piled with groceries and cans the other set for breakfast lunch and dinner he plans to dine there on his ninetieth birthday.

Mineral Wells Texas Albert Schnecke Schnecke Paris

Prison Opens to Let Dad Give Blood to Daughter

Federal Judge Kirkpatrick in Philadelphia ordered Charles Ogitis released from Mercer County prison for ten months parole violation to reach Pottsville's Warne Hospital. Ogitis blood was deemed acceptable for his six year old daughter Evelyn after a fire injured his wife and child. Two deputy marshals escorted the man and a probation officer sped to the scene with police motorcyclists aiding the arrival.

Trenton Kirkpatrick Philadelphia Charles Ogills Mercer County Ogitis Evelyn Pottsville Ogitls Ogitla Warne Hospital

Can of Spinach in Fire Causes Blast in Home

Estherville Iowa reports a dinner time blast at the Burns home when a can of spinach was tossed into the furnace. Smoke filled the house as furnace pipes blew apart and shots were heard. The incident follows talk of bombs during a Shanghai dinner hour.

Estherville Iowa Ben Burns Shanghai Burns Mr .Burns

Emerald il healing claims for swollen veins and sores

An advertisement-style passage urges readers to apply Emerald il to swollen veins and ulcers with a three-inch wide bandage for leg support. It promises relief from broken veins ulcers and crippling pain if directions are followed, claiming druggists will not keep your money unless you are helped.

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