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Newspaper
Wakefield Advocate
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1917
Page
6
William F. Fritz announces his candidacy for re election as Wakefield Township Clerk. He emphasizes two years of service and asks for public support at the caucus and the election, promising continued dedication if reelected.
Albert J. Olson announces his candidacy for treasurer of Wakefield township. He asks voters for support at the caucus and the upcoming election on April 21.
A candidate for the office of treasurer pledges to seek voters support at the coming caucus election. If nominated and elected, the candidate vows to fulfill duties to the satisfaction of all parties and to devote effort to the role.
R J Hasbrook announces plans to run for the office of justice of the peace and seeks support at caucus and election events. The notice emphasizes gratitude for any backing and notes the political bid.
George Q. Driscoll of Ironwood Michigan announces candidacy for Circuit Judge in Gogelie and Ontonagon Counties. He seeks party nomination at the March 7 1917 primary and respectfully requests electors support.
A Gorebie and Ontonagon counties candidate announces intent to seek the Republican nomination for Circuit Judge in the March 7 primary. He cites twelve years of local practice and six years as prosecuting attorney and invites voters to examine his qualifications. Dr Crossy offers chronic nervous disease treatment at Kerkes Building.
A local drugstore ad touts Jad Salts as a simple kidney cleanse to prevent backache and bladder issues. It urges four ounces of the salt solution daily, made from grape seeds and lemon juice with lithia, to flush and stimulate kidneys and neutralize urine acids.
CREAM FOR CATARAH OPENS UP NOSTRILS In one minute your clogged nostrils will open and you can breathe freely. Apply a little of this antiseptic healing cream in your nostrils to relieve inflamed membranes. Relief comes instantly from the fragrance laden preparation.
The Ramsay News reports a Sewing Club gathering at Mrs. Frederickson’s home with coffee and cake, visits from miners and Yeomen members in Bessemer, and pay day at the Anvil mine. Isaac Cox, longtime Bessemer resident, died after a short illness. funeral services were held with Ohdd Fellows attendance and out of town relatives listed. Additional items note social events, lodge dances, and various local visitors from Ramsay and nearby towns.
Fimil Johnson was on the sick list a few days. James Peterson, formerly engineer at the Eureka, has resigned and accepted a policeman position at the Wt. Co. Look out for him. Chas. Johnson, the beer man of Wakefield, was in town Monday. Miss Eauretta Harris and Mrs. J. Bennetts were Bessemer visitors on Wednesday. Miss Geo. Nobert and son Syl were visitors in Bessemer on Wednesday. Pte Bessemer Electric Co. are still working on the lights at Coates and Tweed's location.
Attorney E A Bergstein and I Cohen travel on business with Skud Goldman Co. O Neill seeks Circuit Judge vote. Iron River to visit next Friday. fast team. Martinkoski unveils new electric sign. Boys lose opener 7 1 0 to 15 7. Senior class presents The New Co Ed at town hall next Wednesday. Reserved seats at Olsons or Delmets. Rooms for rent at Perry House. Apply to Skud Goldman Co. tf im
A $25.90 reward is offered for any watch that cannot be put in wood repair. The note mentions dollar increments are not considered and names Bradiev the Jeweler.
A compact patriotic line declares loyalty to the nation with steadfast resolve to support the country whether actions align with personal view.
The Circuit Court of Gogebic County issues a writ of attachment against Mike Wosnick for 200 dollars at the suit of Wakefield Store Company. The writ, returnable January 15, 1917, notes a business address in Bessemer Michigan and dates January 20 to March 3.
Mrs Henry Jones thanks friends neighbors and the people of Maren isdo for kindness and sympathy shown during bereavement and for the beautiful flowers. This note expresses heartfelt gratitude for support received.
An old ad claims TIZ eases aching sore tired feet and foot ailments, drawing out poisons and exudations. It promises immediate relief, avoiding tight shoes and limp pain, with a 25 cent box available at druggists and stores and a year long money back guarantee.
The Board of Registration for Wakefield Michigan will meet March 10, 1917 at Fire Department Quarters to register electors from 9 AM to 5 PM. The notice states women may register if they meet property tax qualifications, including joint ownership with a husband or contract property. Dated February 10, 1917, John J. Avery, Village Clerk.
James Conterio offers household moving services from Ramsay Michigan with reasonable rates. Contact by phone 7-F4 to arrange moving tasks and packing assistance.
A column urges light exercise and open windows for fat individuals and all readers, claiming indoor life creates unhealthy fat. It promotes tassco tablets to reduce weight, improve digestion, energy, and skin tone, and to increase oxygen carrying power of the blood.
The Probate Court of Go nette County Michigan orders publication regarding the estate of Vincent Boning deceased. Curtis Buck, Judge of Probate, sets March 5 202X at 80 oclock in the forenoon for hearing the petition to determine legal heirs and rightful heirs to the real estate of the decedent. Publication required for three consecutive weeks in the Wakeittster Advertiser.
An old time remedy of Sage Tea and Sulphur for gray hair is revived in shops as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. Sold ready to use for about 40 cents a bottle, it darkens hair gradually, adds luster, and lifts appearance without obvious use. It is marketed as a toilet item for a more youthful look and not a medical cure.
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