Wakefield News Notice of Mail Matter Status
The Wakefield News announces its mail matter classification as second class in Wakefield Michigan under Congress act of March 3 1870.
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Wakefield
Michigan
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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1934
Page
2
Gogebic county relief program under fire and reform
County relief officials face criticism as debates over poor relief persist. Local figures detail responsibilities, funding, and audits, noting state and federal controls while urging completion of Cheney Lake road and a Wakefield municipal golf course as key public works tied to relief efforts and tourist appeal.
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W. H. McNamara
Keweenaw County
McNamara
W. H. Haber
Gogebic County
Wakefield
Cheney Lake Road
Cheney Road
Nwo
Wakefield Advocates Review of Historical Files
A retrospective feature from the Wakefield Advocate and Wakefield News surveys notable past items. It sketches civic events, community figures, and long-running local stories archived in the city correspondence files, highlighting names, dates, and places tied to Wakefield’s public life.
Candidates seek school ballot spots for July 14
Ten years ago four candidates had already obtained nomination papers for the school election on July 14. They are Victor Lepisto Abe Mathews Dr. H A Tressel and Mrs Anna Kallander, all current board members. Louis Cohen plans to move to Milwaukee in July with his family.
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J. A. Frederickson
Victor Lepisto
Abe Mathews
H. A. Tressel
Anna Kallander
Suomi College graduation honors 58 diploma recipients
Fifty eight students at Suomi College Hancock including the junior college commercial and musician departments received diplomas and certificates May 31 at Hancock High School auditorium. Professor Martti Nisonen director of music urged Hancock Chamber of Commerce help to fund Copper Country Symphony Orchestra to elevate its work next season. A grafter by any other name would still be a thief.
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Suomi
Suomi College
Hancock
Hancock High School
Martti Nisonen
Hancock Chamber of Commerce
Copper Country Symphony Orchestra
Michigan
Gas Tax Debates and Old Age Pensions In Michigan
Opinions from Grand Rapids and Marquette critique the proposed two cent gas tax cut and warn of its harm to highway funding. The piece cites tax comparisons across states, argues the Michigan rate is fair, and counters claims about driving reductions. It also reports on old age pensions funding woes, noting Ontonagon is the only qualifying county and predicting limited future payments amid broader finance questions. The Wagner bill opposition is voiced, arguing majority rule in labor disputes risks open shop clashes and undermines minority protections in steel negotiations.
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Michigan
Highway Department
Grand Rapids Press
Old Age Pensions Bureau
Upper Peninsula
Ontonagon
Marquette Mining Journal
Gen. Johnson
Steel Labor Board
Automobile Labor Board
Roosevelt
Steel Trust
National Labor Board
Detroit News
Lott Announces Candidacy for State Senate Seat
Carence E. Lott of Negaunee, Marquette county prosecuting attorney for eight terms, declared his candidacy for the Republican nomination in the thirty first district covering Dickinson Iron Marquette and Gogebie counties. A World War veteran and longtime Republican, Lott vows to campaign vigorously.
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Carence E. Lott
Negaunee
Marquette County
Dickinson
Iron
Marquette
Gogebie
Lott
C. E. Walton
Wakefield
Ray Derham
Iron Mountain
Charles Richard‘son
Northern State Teachers’ College
University of Michigan
Iron County
Iron River
American Legion
Thirty-First
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