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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
2
The Wakefield News lists H. L. Trezise as editor and publisher. It notes mail classification as second class in Wakefield, Michigan, under federal law from March 3, 1870.
The piece compares Indiana's repeal era to Michigan, arguing licenses for rural inns led to abuses. It notes a legislative correction removing licenses from unincorporated areas, urging decent retailers to push for revocation of habitual offenders before another election. It warns that failure to act could pave the way back to prohibition.
A Michigan boy from Anvil location Gogebic county and a Michigan girl from Te konsha on the St. Joseph River in Calhoun county win 4 H honors. They form half the state delegation to the national club camp in Washington next week. Orlo Carlson, seven-year garden and potato club member, wins full state honor membership. Jeanne Mann, active leader, canned 7 quarts and prepared 71 dishes, plus dressmaking proficiency. Detroit News remarks that such youths may lead in decentralized industry and subsistence homesteads. The piece also notes Carlson’s father is F H Carlson, surface foreman at Sunday Lake mine.
Indications that nearly two hundred more Gogebic county men will be sent to CCC camps this summer reached county recruiting authorities. They were asked if they could fill a quota of 196 men from relief rolls, reflecting ongoing wartime manpower shifts and relief program delegations.
A Senate battle ended with up to 300 dollars passed without a row as commercial fishing interests secured a partial victory. Deep trapnets remain legal in Lake Huron but banned in Lake Michigan, with potential limits in Lake Superior next year. Other lobbies existed but the main players dominated.
The piece argues the United States is a federal republic, not a democracy, and that power rests with states. It notes the Supreme Court limits on federal authority, NRA review, and stresses Congress must dictate law, cautions against state socialism, and outlines amendment methods requiring state ratification.
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