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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
4
Michigan sportsmen press repeal of present game laws and seek a nominal rod license to fund hatcheries and replenish fish stocks. Debates over paid trappers, bounty frauds, and enforcement shape the upcoming legislative session as shifts in representation and leadership loom.
Hosmenettative Huvtiett of Telit and Rébresefitative Henze of Irén Mountain are almost certain to secure spots on the committee, following labor's endorsement in the primary. Their inclusion signals key regional and labor backing shaping the panel.
A survey of urban and rural Upper Peninsula schools shows only sixteen percent of rural teachers have more than eighteen weeks of professional training. Median rural teacher age is twenty, with fifty two percent urban born, and the rural salary median stands at $782.50 yearly. The report notes inadequate high school physical education, low medical inspection, limited chemistry in homemaking courses, and citizenship work of little long range impact. It also mentions a Wakefield house and lot for sale priced at $1200 with First National Bank as contact.
Laundry pickup notice directs readers to leave laundry packages at Pro teau's Barber Shop on behalf of the Bessemer Steam Laundry agency.
State of Michigan Probate Court Gogebic County issues notice in the Antonio Mazzano estate. Four months from December 11 1922 are allowed for creditors to present claims at the Bessemer probate office by April 11 1928. The hearing will occur April 16 1928 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Judge William S. Baird dated December 11 1922.
Court in Gogebic County requires creditors to file claims against the deceased Johnson for examination and adjustment. Claims must be presented at the probate office in the city on April 11, 1928 at ten o clock in the morning. William S. Baird applies as judge of probate.
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