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Wakefield Advocate

Location

Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1917

Page

4

Local notes from Vexkona and surrounding towns

A collection of brief items: A. M. Caine to Ontona gon. J. J. Jennings in Ironwood. C. F. Haselton visits Hurley. Roy MacDonald of Ironwood in town. Hattie and Laura Olson of Bessemer visit. T. Clarke and August Sotta in Wakefield. Harry Masterson of Oshkosh visiting Doc Masterson. John K. Johnson and child in Rhinelander visiting the J. S. Johnson family. Walter Bowden and Frank Gibbon from Hurley. Mrs Guy Filter of Chicago visiting her sister Mrs A Gembolis. Wm Ryser and Kathleen depart to Hibbing Minn for future residence. a Japanese warship escorted troopship Transylvania when sunk in the Mediterranean. 280 of 300 troops rescued.

J.J. Jennings Ironwood C. F. Haselton Hurley Roy MacDonald Hattie Laura Olson Bessemer T. Clarke August Sotta Wakefield Harry Masterson Oshkosh Wis Doc. Masterson John K. Johnson Rhinelander J. S. Johnson Walter Bowden Frank Gibbon Guy Filter Chicago A Gembolis Wm. Ryser Kathleen Hibbing Minn Transylvania Mediterrean

Registration Shows Large 21 to 30 Age Registered In Township

Returns to the county clerk show 830 residents aged 21 to 30 registered last Tuesday in the township. Among them 408 aliens from non war countries and 2 from nations at war with the United States. Three disabled and 89 with dependents. 314 claimed no exemptions and 14 likely exempt. The total exceeds expectations, possibly due to a large alien population and many not yet citizens. Citizens urged to fulfill duty, offering service even if disabled.

Registration Board U. S

Victor and Pathe Talking Machines at Hydar's Ironwood

Victor and Pathe talking machines are on display at Hydar's in Ironwood along with a full line of records for customers to browse and purchase.

Victor and Pathe Talking Machines Hydar’s Ironwood

Wakefield Business Men's Association Election Notice

Members of the Wakefield Business Men's Association will vote June 11 1917 in Wakefield Township Town Hall from 5 to 8 PM to elect officers for the ensuing term under the new Constitution and By-laws adopted June 1 1917. Also an ad notes sale of a house and two lots in the Hrbacek addition by Rank Musich Box 173 Wakefield Michigan.

Wakefield Business Men’s Association Township of Wakefield Hrbacek Rank Musich Lich

Reward for any watch unrepairable by R00d repair

A $25 reward is offered for any watch that cannot be put in good repair. The notice references Bradley the Jeweler and a SHC Jew TEAM FOR SALE, with details to apply to Stanley Grieski in Hurley Wisconsin, Strand Theatre every Saturday.

Bradley Tanley Griseski Hurley Wis

Legume Crops Need S Help of Bacteria

Michigan farmers will rely on legume crops with inoculation to ensure alfalfa and clover yields. Federal bacteriologists pause orders until July 1, leaving the Michigan Agricultural College lab to supply cultures. about 2000 cultures already sent, with adequate supply on hand for state needs. Two inoculation methods used, seed mix and soil inoculation, with guidelines for timing and handling detailed.

Lansing Mich Michigan United States Department of Agriculture Bacteriol Michigan Agricultural College Washington

Fertilizers Help Potatoes Under War Conditions

Michigan Agricultural College potato specialists advise using fertilizers as first aids to improve potato crops while supplementing stable manure. They warn against using potash or excessive nitrogen due to high wartime prices. Recommend 2–4 percent nitrogen and 8–12 percent phosphoric acid, with 200–500 pounds of acid phosphate per acre depending on sod and manure coverage, and emphasize incorporating fertilizer into moist soil with proper equipment.

Lansing Mich Michigan Agricultural College

Poultry as Quick Meat Source Urges Backyard Hens in Michigan

East Lansing report from Michigan Agricultural Extension argues backyard hens can quickly turn waste into meat and eggs. It cites that a well bred hen averages ten dozen eggs per year and a family could be kept supplied with eggs by keeping a small flock, supporting food conservation and production efforts.

East Lansing Mich Ace Poultry Itetanas Michigan Agricultural Eee

For Sale Avon House Near Depot

For sale Avon House opposite C N W Depot. Inquire of S Simon care of Skud Goldman & Co.

Avon House C. & N W. Depot S. Simon Skud, Goldman & Co

Water Boil Advisory Issued For Village

The local board of health warns residents to boil all drinking water due to low village spring supply. River water is being pushed into mains, risking contamination. Boil water until safety is confirmed and posted notices indicate a safe supply.

Board of Health

Clean Seed Insures Beans Across Michigan Farms

Michigan Agricultural College bean specialists urge growers to plant clean home grown seed rather than out of state beans like California varieties that may not mature in Michigan. They advise hand picking and removing blighted or frosted beans and sending seed samples to the botany department to test cleanliness. An application of acid phosphate or soluble bone meal at 200 to 800 pounds per acre is also recommended.

Lansing Michigan Agricultural College Michigan California Botany Department

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A. M. Caine Ontona Wakefield, Mich Ordi- M Saint Skud-Goldman Co John Ofan S Liquors & Cigars Rothing Alfalfa Strand Theatre Jselig Rediseal Valliere I. K HYDAR P.O Tronwood Ware Wakefield Pharmacy
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