Conservation clash over deer licenses and hunting policy
The piece argues that state conservation officials push hunting while promoting tourism and timber protection, accusing them of contradictory actions. It cites license fees and quotes James Curwood to claim deer numbers decline when hunting ramps up, urging a long deer closed season to avert extinction and restore regional appeal.
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Conservation Department
James Curwood
State Conservation Commission
Industrial survey urges city to back new industry
The article argues for an annual budget allocation to attract factories and expand employment in Wakefield. Citing Ishpeming and Negaunee, it cites Gossard and Eisenrath Glove as models, noting paved streets parks and public buildings as benefits while urging targeted spending to create jobs and boost growth.
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Wakefield
Ishpeming
Negaunee
Gossard Company
Eisenrath Glove Company
Wakefeld
Magnanimous Mr Ford Courted by Critics of Industry Plan
A discussion surrounding Mr Ford's industrial scheme highlights concerns over year round employment gaps. Critics say the plan fails to provide steady jobs for workers across seasons, while supporters praise its bold approach to growth and modernization.
Thanksgiving Day Service Plans Highlight City Recognition
A fragment praises the unique city observance of Thanksgiving and notes diverse faith communities will unite in a scheduled service built on shared faith, with plans expected early next year to enable broad community participation.
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Asa Remi
Traffic violence blamed on careless drivers in Michigan
The article laments a near twenty percent rise in deaths over the prior year and attributes most fatal accidents to negligence. It urges Michigan's crime commission to find solutions and notes proposed use of patented car stake holders to secure logs, potentially expanding hardwood resources in Upper Michigan.
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Michigan
Commonwealth of Michigan
Upper
Say It With Songs at Ironwood shines with Jolson tunes
A midnight show presents Say It With Songs featuring Al Jolson singing many new and old favorites. Davy Lee stars as Little Pal with a prison backstory linked to an accidental killing. The film uses Tin Pan Alley hits and a Zanuck Gates story with Jackson scenario, directed by Lloyd Bacon and supported by Marian Nixon Holmes Herbert Kenneth Thompson and Fred Kohler.
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Wee Davy Lee
Jolson
Tin Pan Alley
Darryl Francis Zanuck
Rey Gates
Joseph Jackson
Davey Lee
Marian Nixon
Holmes Herbert
Kenneth Thompson
Fred Kohler
Lloyd Bacon
The Prize Old Growl as Man Howls at OK Days
A concise reflection on resilience as a person adapts to favorable times. It contrasts grumpy mood when blocked with a determined howl when circumstances align, highlighting steadfast character amid shifting fortunes.
Wakefield Electrical Ordinance Sets Inspector and Licenses
An ordinance regulates electrical equipment installation and maintenance in Wakefield. It creates a qualified electrical inspector, outlines inspection powers, permits, and license requirements, and sets Class A and B licenses with annual renewal.
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City of
Wakefield
State of
Michigan
National Board of Fire Underwriters
City of Wakefield
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National Electrical Code of Fire Underwriters
Light and Power
City Commission
Strand Theatre
Jack Holt, Dorothy Revier
Ralph Graves
Ironwood Theatre
Kenneth Holmes Herbert
Fred di Lloyd Bacon
DNAYS
J. J. Novak
Skud-Goldman Bldg
Wakefield, Michigan
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