Official Proceedings of Wakefield City Commission 1926
The Wakefield Michigan City Commission met at City Hall on August 27 1926 with Mayor Rummel and Commissioners Matthews Rowell present. Bills were approved totaling payments to Red Jacket Orchestra Webb Barrett Company and many others. several election inspectors were paid. sewer and water contracts paid. damages and miscellaneous items settled. Communications included proposed street crossings and a fire protection report. treasurer's monthly receipts and disbursements were recorded.
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Wakefield
Michigan
Rummel
Matthews
Rowell
Hornibrook
Strough
Red Jacket Orchestra
Eddy Pavilion
Webb
van Housen’s Favor Company
Peytonies Company
PAPET
U. P. Office Supply Company
the Barrett Company
Advocate Publishing Company
Bonino Brothers, Cormmenl
A. Cormier
Wohatie Wakefield Lumber Company
Victor Lepisto
Ha of
Electric & Plumbing Company
Jam Walters
Peoples Cooperative Company
Babery Sayy Yee Contratto
Michela & Company
Myers Cone
First National Bank of Wakefield
Bedell Motor ‘Ales Company
Liberti Oes
Andrew F. Olson
Beavenen
Beth Ae
Ronald Kent
John Haglund
Fred Deacon
Rade
Evan Bullen
Fred Strough
James Ozzello
Peter Contratto
Jacob Olejniczak
Fink
Elisha Bullen
Eddy Park
Wakefield City election awards Constable post to Alvin L Rumsmel
Board of Canvassers of Wakefield Gogebic County determine that Alvin L Rumsmel received the largest vote for Constable in Wakefield in the August 25 1925 election. JOSEPH HILL ROWELL and JOHN A MATTHEWS sign document. Mayor and Clerk authorized to seek bids for a one inch water line in Pike location. Deed authorized to School District of Wakefield for land to be used as playgrounds on section 9 47 45.
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Annu
Rowell
Matthews
Ordee
Utes
City of
Wakefield
Pike
Township of
Lake Shore Drive
Smith Street
Board of Education
Pole pursuits and home truth in a London humor piece
A London humorist exchange mocks grand polar schemes and flag flights, arguing that science and exploration feel distant to ordinary minds. The dialogue features a partner nicknamed the Optimist Serenader who, after being hit by a shoe, quips about singing another verse to win the other shoe.
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Jim
London
The Right Place and a Downtown Apple Moment
A male narrator cites a line from The Right Place by C E Monteque about Mrs Siddens. A New York Sun item recalls a handsome woman brushing past grimy lower East Side streets when a boy offers a green apple and asks, Missus, would you offend start this for me.
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Fox
Mrs. Siddens
East India Company
C. E. Monteque
Lower East Side
Missus
New York Sun
A Man’s Right to Speak and Act Judged Unequal
An old quotation argues that a man has no more right to utter an uncivil remark than to commit an insult or violence, equating rude speech with physical harm and asserting equal moral limits on both.
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