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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
5
A patriotic summary extols telegraph and telephone networks as the pinnacle of American invention and organization. It cites global leadership in phone ownership, investment, and usage, noting the United States dominates world totals and mileage with high signal of national pride.
Jim Steele visited from Thomaton on business while Henry Jones farms potatoes at Fosterville Wisconsin. S W Patek of Tronwood was a business visitor Thursday. Mrs Henry Jones returned from Marienisco. Orrie Hessey moved his family to the Pellerin property by the tracks. Alfred Kallander visited in the east end county Monday and Tuesday. Harry Jacobson moved to the post office building upstairs. Boards of review meet at the town hall next Monday and Tuesday. Wood for sale short hall wood one dollar per cord. orders at Wakefield hardware. Mrs Jane Duda and Mrs Anton Mazanec of Bessemer visited H J McDonald home. Mr and Mrs C H Swanson returned from Bessemer and visited Swanson's mother for memorial day. Dr T S Crosby plans moving to Kalamazoo in about two weeks. W I Co Band and Wakefield band gave Sunday concerts and played at the hall game. Local editor notes news item value. patrons welcome. Juliaus Burkus of Marenisco visited Tuesday. Don’t forget Daly when ordering a cigar. Dan Wall found a new hoe and a den of black foxes Sunday. Mr and Mrs Mauritz Bye visited Asland over Sunday. Tony Selsemeyer added a shire parlor to his cafe. shoes shined while you wait.
Visit Wakefield Candy Kitchen for sodas and special ice cream sundaes. Enjoy fresh home made candies and taffies daily and entertainment featuring Victor Vetrola.
A brief quotation urges immediate kindness to loved ones before opportunity passes, invoking Carlyle. The message emphasizes acting promptly to show care rather than delaying.
The Z N P society held a Sunday picnic at Kanieski's park to celebrate Poland's freedom declaration with a patriotic program led by Village President Arthur Cavender. The chief address highlighted Pulaski and Kosciński as champions of the oppressed and linked their legacy to American ideals.
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