Mistake That Almost Broke Young Lawyer
Robert Earle faces ruin after real identity theft by cousin Ernest Earle. A theft scandal triggers mistrust in Vipton as Judge Mills forbids Ada’s engagement. Ernest confesses after rehabilitation and Robert clears his name with family help. Ada and Robert wed a year later.
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Lon
Ernest Parle
Robert Marte
Ernest Barle Thal
Robert
Jerome Earle
Shelving
Vipton
Ada Mills
Judge Mills
Toad
Ernest Rarle
Lfe
Stringer
Otman
Judse Mills
Ada
Wayne
Ernest Earle
Mis
Undge
Robert Earle
Hhe Congress
Nan
Healthy and Happy Camp Gains for Absent Youth
Jane, one of 40 campers at Fresh Air Camp and Ingham County Tuberculosis Association, arrived listless and underweight. After weeks there she gained fifteen pounds, shed pallor for a healthy tan, and became more active, with pranks drawing attention. Christmas Seals cost a penny and aid such camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresh Air
Ingham County
Straight Talks With Aunt Emmy on Safe Stock Buying
Jane asks how to spot honest people and safe securities. Aunt Emmy warns against haste in investing and stresses checking the character of securities and the seller. She notes the Liberty Loans boosted ownership from 300,000 to millions and cautions against unscrupulous schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Emmy
Jane
Uncle Sam
United States
Probate Court Orders Sale of Estate Real Property
The Gogebie County Probate Court in Wakefield issues a sale hearing for the Baltic estate minors Steve Battic Mike Battic and Daniel Baltic. Hearing set for December 1 in the forenoon at the probate office in Messember City. Notice to interested parties via three weeks of publication in The Wakefield News. Judge William Batte presides. Irene Burchanan registers.
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Morteague
Heal Fsiato Severe
Michigan
Gogebie
Othee
Possemer
Said
Willian S. Batte
Ne Baltic
Steve Battic
Mike Battic
Daniel Baltic
Steve Bobich
Leense
Irois
Beam
al Sersons
Spat Pice
Willeamos
Balaid
Judee of
Peobate
Irene
Public notices and investment cautions blend in 1924 reports
A Wakefield News item warns against risky stock and bond schemes and stresses seeking bank guidance before investing. The piece frames a Michigan probate notice for Robert Sandeen alias Sandin with orders for publication and hearing dates, naming Judge William S. Baird and attorneys Jones & Pater of Ironwood, Mich.
Vermont Bankers Association Prize Distribution
The Vermont Bankers Association offered 1900 to winning club members in 19 Part of the funds was used for prizes for project leaders. Between five and six hundred dollars was awarded to outstanding boys and girls winning in the various projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Bankers Association
Watkins Co. to Sell Wakefield Home Necessities
The Ro Watkins Company of Witton Minnesota announces a Wakefield operation selling home necessities. The firm reports daily use of more than five essential items and weekly income around S85 Sh0.
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Watkins
Wakefield
Ethel
Ro Watkins Co
Witton
Minnesota
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STOTT
Western Newspaper Union
Robert Rarle
Resrard
Rob
Emmy
Silsavibe
The
Wakefield News
T. S. Crosby
Kerkes
Wakefield, Michigan
WM. D. Triplett
Cor
Suffolk & Aurora Sts
Ironwood, Mich
United
Securitie
A. PD
State OF
Ra TS
Nate
William S. Batrid
William S. Baird
Probat
Jones & Pater
Lronwood
Mich
Nikaia Lady Chiropractor
Kallander
Sage Brush Country
Caleb Peaslee
Cape Cod
MccCall’s
Boston
Massachusetts
Buick
Fisher
Pels-Lie
G. Ai. A.C
Hanson Bros
DeWitts
White Pine
Kodak Store
Candyland
A. F. Olson, Prop
Wakefield Store Co
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