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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
14
A map guided by the man who buried it years ago led a local business and two Mexican laborers to uncover a bucket said to hold between 4000 and 5000 dollars in gold. Witnesses corroborate the dig conducted near Arizona Eastern track at Nim Avenue, eight to nine feet deep, as curious bystanders watched and authorities moved in.
United States Department of Agriculture cautions that the curlew bug is a widespread pest in corn and rice fields. Avoid planting corn after corn or rice after rice. rotate crops and manage infested areas to reduce damage.
The city health department imposes muzzles and leashes on dogs in public spaces, with collars and tags adding to their burden. Dog owners object while officials claim reforms aim to curb canine life’s discomfort in a bustling metropolis.
A North State street line car 6042, longtime downtown rider, suddenly ran away on an unplanned journey. It sped west on Lake Street then south to Rand Lip h street, crossed bridges, and finally reached Kinzie Street after 25 minutes for about three blocks. Passengers watched in shock as Conductor 072 and Motorman 5507 Saw tried to regain control.
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania lawmakers faced disruption as sneezing powder malodors and pamphlets overwhelmed the House. Women were forced to leave while Speaker Ambler urged order as debaters were shouted down.
R M Washburn of the Minnesota Experiment Station emphasizes the calf's first year as crucial for growth. Calves born in autumn should receive skim milk through summer. avoid half sour milk to prevent indigestion. Clean feeding gear and near body temperature milk are advised. pasture in the second summer helps heifers, but calves may do better in a quiet stable with tender hay than pasture in their first summer.
Grand Rapids clubs report a mugging with theft of $27 a diamond pin and jewelry after a circus view. Parole grants for two convicts. Fatal jeep accident near Holland. Forestry requests from Mackinac Island. Reunion plans for the old 1st Michigan infantry. Parole of sentenced men, forgeries arrests, and various local incidents acrossMichigan towns including deaths, fires, and civic gifts. Public health and library news follow.
Many localities have orchards beyond home consumption. Farmers should change this condition by applying intelligent care to their orchards to transform them into a source of pleasure and profit.
Young turnip cabbage and beet plants thrive as greens. It is a small job to sow at different times, ensuring a fresh harvest throughout the season.
A testimonial style note from Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound advocates relief for female ailments. The letter praises restored regularity and daily work ability, inviting readers to contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for help and emphasizing female correspondence.
A wry reflection on chance and consequences noting that risking action often cannot be undone. The saying cautions that some opportunities alter paths beyond restoration and stresses careful judgment before leaping into uncertainty.
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