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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1925
Page
4
The Wakefield News outlines plans for improving water mains sewer lines sidewalks and street pavement. It discusses Gilbert’s upcoming term determining if Wakefield remains single industry or expands opportunities to grow and prosper.
The Wakefield city record credits ex mayor Rummel with five years of progress and modern civic growth, despite opposition. It applauds Gilbert’s continuation platform, praising his grasp of municipal affairs and cautious transitions as the city nears completion of public works while facing bigger duties ahead.
The Wakefield Post of the American Legion has not yet raised its 5000 000 endowment quota and faces a push to support a fund aimed at providing permanent income for descendants of servicemen. Local leaders urge a united canvass despite skepticism, linking the effort to Wakefield’s civic strength and urging officer elections to back the drive. The article also notes upcoming Legion officer nominations at the Legion Club and stresses the post’s potential influence in the city.
In a fragment set at a lively social gathering a narrator recalls Sallie as a modern girl facing a test of her creed amid a crowd of partygoers. Anne drinks punch and declares a wild change in life while Curriss Wright and a uniformed officer add tension as gossip swirls around the group.
A Washington correspondent questions President Coolidge's stance on Colonel Mitchell and air force management. The piece criticizes potential whitewashing, notes Lansdowne's ignored protest, and urges full inquiry into aviation failures including the Hawaii flight and Shenandoah disaster.
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