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Newspaper
Wakefield Advocate
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1923
Page
8
Flush your kidneys by drinking water daily and using Jad Salts to neutralize acids from rich foods. A noted authority warns acids irritate kidneys, causing back pain, headaches, dizziness, and nocturnal urination. Jad Salts, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, aids cleansing and bladder relief. Have your kidneys examined at least twice yearly.
The TB eradication effort reports about 1600 herds tested with 152 reactors culled and paid indemnities distributed. About 800 herds in mining areas have been tested while city limits pose the main challenge. Some owners resist or delay testing despite compulsory regulations and some buyers add untested cattle. The Bureau of Animal Industry may take action against untested owners.
Wakefield police and officers across the middle west had been alerted to find Marguerite Dearth 22 daughter of Judge Clarence W Dearth and Mrs Dearth of Muncie Indiana. A press dispatch reported her body recovered in the Ohio River signaling a likely self inflicted death. She had left home in a highly nervous state expressing wishes to end her life.
The City of Wakefield warns taxpayers that the 1923 tax roll is in the treasurer’s hands and due payments are to be made at City Hall. City taxes from July late payments incur a 1 percent fee through January 9 1924, rising to four percent until March 1 1924, with delinquent taxes returned to the County Treasurer after that. The treasurer George J Hrbasek will be in City Hall December through January 9 1924 with specified daily hours and evening hours on select days.
The State Administrative Board approved a reorganization plan for the Highway Department cutting eight district offices to five divisions, consolidating supervision in Lansing and reducing engineers from 31 to 19. Deputy commissioner salary rises to 6000, other posts set. total salaries fall due to fewer staff. Bonds sold by Wattling Lerchen Co. of Detroit raise 3 million to repay a state loan. The report also recalls Joseph Seaman of Battle Creek who rose from poverty to wealth, leaving six successful stores led by his sons across Michigan and Wisconsin.
Herman Strough was awarded 350 damages by Justice George J. Hrhacek after a collision on the Jackson Creek bridge in May 1922 with Prank Petroska of Ironwood. The municipal court heard the case last week. Petrusha was defended by H Norris and Strough by A L Kimmel. The decision may be appealed to the circuit court. Joseph Cloon returned from a Copper Country business trip.
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