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Wakefield Advocate

Location

Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1923

Page

6

Government motion pictures on cattle tick eradication reach rural communities

The Bureau of Animal Industry of the USDA tours the South with a portable film outfit showing tick eradiation programs to 1,500 to 2,000 rural residents weekly. Attendance varies 75 to 350, depending on weather and density, with daytime and evening showings. For many, these are their first cinema experiences. Let The Bessemer Laundry handle your work, packages left at Proteau's.

Bureau of Animal Husbandry United States Department of Agriculture

Public sale license in Gogebic Probate Court

In Gogebic County Michigan the Probate Court orders a hearing on August 20 1923 at the Bessemere office to consider Frances Musick's petition to license the sale of minors Frank Jacob and Anton Musick estate interests. Publication of notice is required in Wakefield Advocate. Judge William S. Baird presides. Register Rene B. Buchanan signs.

State OF Michigan Gogebic Bessemer Williams. Baird Frank Musick Jacob Musick Anton Musick Frances Musick Wakefield Advocate William Baird I Rene B Buchanan Register of Probate

Wakefield Defense League suit seeks asset recovery order

In Gogebic County circuit court a wakefield case seeks to compel the delivery and endorsement of funds and property held by defendants to trustees for the United States Defense League of Wakefield and Geroux Post No 11 American Legion. cross-defendants include major national organizations and the suit frames distribution under court control with cross-bill by Edwin F. W. Neidhold and a published order for appearance and publication in The Wakefield Advocate.

A. D State of Michigan United States Defense League of Wakefield Michigan Geroux Post American Legion H.A. Tressel John Kuivinen Saving Bovingo Wilbur H. Memara George J. Hrbacek Arthur M. Gilbert Alvin L. Rum American National Red Cross Young Men's Christian Association Knights of Columbus Jewish Welfare Board Salvation Army Gogebic Bessemer Said First National Bank Ceeies Ed States Defense League of United States of America Germany United States Geroux Post No American Legion of Geroux Edwin F. W. Neidhold Jones & Patek Dwin F. W. Neidhold Wakefield Advocate George C. Driscoll Mildred M. MacFarlane Tronwood

Chinese scholars tackle 89-symbol alphabet for China

Chinese scholars and patriots have recently completed a task to reduce 10,000 old Chinese characters to a simple set of 89 symbols. The aim is twofold to enable the entire Chinese population to read and write and to help provincial inhabitants understand one another. The creation of a national Chinese dialect is seen as advancing the goal of unifying China as a nation.

China

Minister Who Was Worldly Wise

A minister meeting two parishioners at a lawyer’s house hears the lawyer ask if they are white or black sheep. The minister replies he cannot judge their color but warns that, if they stay long, they will likely be fleeced.

London

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Wakefield Hardware, and Furniture Co Harry & Swanson A. Ringsmuth Marswells E. B. Ayotte Advocate Office Bessemer Laundry Proteau’s William J. Davies Savino Bonino Henry A. Tressel USCO Hanson Bros. Garage Nels Walstrom Goodyear Cord Pathfinder Goodyear Wakefield, Mich
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