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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1932
Page
3
Chevrolet announces its 1933 lineup featuring longer wheelbase 110 inches, 65 horsepower engine, and aero stream styling with skirted fenders. The new Starterator replaces starting lever, automatic spark and heat controls improve economy and ease, octane selector optimizes performance across gasoline grades.
The company plans to unveil a new car line, utilizing massed facilities and aiming to have the model on view at salesrooms nationwide by the time the public announcement is made.
Michigan's 1932 deer season ended November 30 with four hunter deaths from hunting accidents, tied with 1931. About 40,000 to 50,000 hunters were in the woods, with roughly 5,922 deer moved south of St Ignace and total bucks killed nearing 18,000. Names and ages of the deceased include Stephen Fay Jr of Imlay City, Andrew Plewa of Raber, Dan Trayner of Goetzville, Felix Gabrielson of Ironwood, and Joseph Nenardi of Negaunee. Several others were injured or seriously hurt, and by October 1 to late season, 20 had died and 30 were injured from hunting accidents.
Probate Court in Bessemer Michigan orders January 11 1933 hearing for Henry Hautanen Jr estate with public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Wakefield News. Judge Harry K Bay presides. Deputy Register L Anderson certifies.
Town whispers question how Mr Sharp amassed his fortune and why it shows in his worried demeanor. Neighbors speculate on his finances while keeping comments restrained, noting his public persona contrasts with private anxiety.
An old advertising blurb promises healing for swollen veins and ulcers through Emerald Oil. It urges applying oil and a three inch wide bandage from ankle to knee to support blood flow and claim relief from crippling pain. It ends with a dare about druggists not keeping money unless helped.
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