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Wakefield Advocate

Location

Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1917

Page

13

Fire Scarred Northland Treasure Hunt Begins

Kazan and Gray Wolf flee blackened forests as a Yukon gold rush swells along the McFarlane River. Prospector Sandy McTrigger, famed for bold crimes and cool nerve, leads a dwindling party up river, trading easy plunder for perilous search as Red Gold City thrives beyond Fort Smith.

Kazan Gray Wolf Athabasca McFarlane Fort Smith Slave River Yukon Saskatchewan Frazer Mackenzie Liard Sandy McTrigger Sandy Dawson Klondike Red Gold City Civilization

Legend of Kazan and Gray Wolf on Slave River Hunt

A wild tale follows Kazan the Arctic wolf dog and Gray Wolf as they outwit Sandy McTrigger, a ruthless hunter using poison baits along the Slave River. After tracing footprints and evading his traps, the pair survive and flee toward distant waters, amid danger and remote frontier justice.

Kazan Gray Wolf Joan Sun Rock Sandy McTrigger Sandy

Kazan and Gray Wolf Enter Critical Life Phase

The tale advances to a pivotal moment as Kazan and Gray Wolf approach a turning point in their saga. The scene promises heightened stakes and a decisive development in the forthcoming installment.

Kazan Gray Wolf

Many Creeds in One Federated California Church

A federated church in Atascadero California unites eighteen denominations offering worship in harmony. Organized in July 1915 by Dr Edward A Berry the church grew from 120 members to 250 in under a year. Denominations include Baptist Congregational Episcopal Evangelical Freewill Baptist Friends Disciples of Christ Lutheran Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian United Presbyterian United Brethren Universalist Unitarian Spiritualist and Roman Catholic. Benevolences aid war afflicted lands per Christian Herald.

Atascadero San Luis Obispo California E. G. Lewis Edward A. Berry F. Berry Methodist Church Doctor Berry Baptist Congregational Episcopal Evangelical Association Freewill Baptist Friends Disciples of Christ Lutheran Methodist Episcopal Methodist Episcopal South Presbyterian Presbyterian South United Presbyterian United Brethren Universalist Christian Herald

Leaf spot on Michigan fruit trees warned by plant pathologist

Dr. G H Coons explains leaf spot, a parasitic fungus attacking bare cherry and plum trees in Michigan. It causes yellowing, shot holes, and leaf drop, reduces next season’s crop, and thrives in wet seasons. Control relies on summer lime sulfur sprays with arsenate of lead prior to bloom and after blossoms fall, plus removing infected leaves to cut infection sources.

G. H. Coons Michigan Agricultural College East Lansing Mich Michigan

Silo advice for Michigan farmers prompts deeper planning

East Lansing readers are urged to consider silos to cut crop losses this season due to late seeding and uncertain weather. The piece details sizing, height versus diameter benefits, and rough capacities for silos from 10 to 16 feet in diameter and 20 to 80 feet tall, emphasizing that taller silos increase usable feed per day and recommending minimum dimensions for practical use.

East Lansing Mich Michigan

Sign of the Times in Royal Gaze and Press Agents

A reflection on monarchies and press agents in Europe. The dialogue questions whether the royal form is waning and notes that publicity now rarely highlights stars performing before crowned heads.

Sign of the Times Europa

Cities Demand Graded Eggs by Prof Burgess

Michigan Agricultural College expert explains city egg grading practices. Eggs must meet weight limits, color preferences vary by market, and freshness with clean shells defines firsts. Checks are cracked but intact. leakers have lost contents.

Department of Poultry Husbandry Michigan Agricultural College East Lansing Mich Mississippi New York Boston

Worsen of Middle Age Endorsed by Lowell Woman

Mrs Margaret Quinn of 259 Worthen Street Lowell Massachusetts describes three years of change of life symptoms including headaches nervousness and pain. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing her condition and notes common alerts such as hot flashes suffocation and dizziness while urging readers to seek confidential guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.

Lowell Mass Frien Lydia E. Pinkham Margaret Quinn Bear Worthen St Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn

Paraffin Can Be Cleaned Do Not Throw It Away

A United States Department of Agriculture specialist says paraffin used in canning and preserving that has become dirty can be cleaned and reused. Brush in cold water to remove dirt, or heat to boil and strain through cheesecloth or absorbent cotton. If still dirty, repeat heating and straining until clean.

United States Department of Agriculture

Advancement in Africa Trade Shifts to Wrist Watches

A historical note links Africa’s traders moving from rum calico brass wire and beads to wrist watches as a sign of civilization progress. It compares Uganda’s traders to a side show entry price of ten cents and cites Dutch population figures of Holland totaling 6,583,226 with 3,270,S59 males.

Uganda Holland

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