Regular Wakefield Board of Education meeting minutes 1924
March 4 1924 regular meeting of the Wakefield Township Board of Education opened at 8:00 by President Dr H A Tressel. Bills and February payroll read listing numerous vendors including Nelson Cavender Co American Legion Natl Association of A Scott Foresman John Schroeder Western Union Cloon Motor Educational Music Bureau Fidelity and Casualty Lake Sup Power Co Bell Telephone and others. various line items noted for school bus expense tires chains typewriter ribbons music supplies coal lighting and miscellaneous school expenses.
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Western Union Tel. Co
Cloon Motor Co
Duluth Typewriter Co
Educational Music Bureau
Fidelity and Casualty Co
Lake Sup
Dist. Power Co
Mich
Bell Telephone Co
Manual Arts Press
Eee
Indobon F. A. Owen Pub. Co
Silver Burdett & Co
Drs. Tressel & Prout
Thomas Charles Co
Wakefield Lum. Co
Webb Pub. Co
Wakefield Hdw. & Fur. Co
Abbott Educational Co
Boni & Liveright
City of Wakefield
Skud & Goldman
F. A
Wakefield Lum, Co
Pram Cogr. Ca
Fseae
Cateshetatias
Legion Home
Nvsccine
Elec
Plymouth
Sordouo Cass Ad Ciucecsad
Teeseeee Library
Mathews
Lepisto
Strough
City Commission
Board of Education
Comet
Wakefield Election Notice for April 7, 1924 primary
Qualified voters in Wakefield Michigan are notified of a primary nominating election on Monday April 7 1924 for presidential and National Committee nominations. Gogebic County voters face a bond issue of 50000 dollars with a 0.2 mill tax for a public hospital. Polls open 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Wakefield City Hall. Dated March 22 1924. WM Jacobson City Clerk.
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Wakefield
Michigan
United States
National Committee
Gogebice County
Gogebic
WM. Jacobson
Wakefield Board of Education Special Meeting Actions 1924
Wakefield Board of Education held a special meeting March 10 1924 to discuss a joint proposition with the City Commission for employing a Physical Director for the Memorial Community Building. They approved several items including paying Miss Lempi Lemplin 75 percent of lost personal books from the Planter School fire and funding two extra basketball players for the U P tournament. The board also resolved to complete remaining dental work for class xx and adjourned after 6:00 p m with signatures by Abe Mathews Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews
Kuivinen
Lempi Lemplin
Planter
Lepisto
Wakefield Board of Education
City Commission
Memorial
H. A. Tressel
Victor Lepisto
Anna Kallander
John Kuivinen
Abe Mathews
U. P
Marquette
Michigan
Dog Eats Its Own Pup in Locked Uniontown House
A starving dog locked in a Uniontown Pennsylvania house devoured one puppy and partially ate a second before discovery by J R Wilson. Two more pups were found dead after the family left the dogs imprisoned. The humane society will prosecute the family.
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Uniontown
J. R. Wilson
The
Humane Society
Hen That Ate Diamond Sold After Theft Charge
Lady Camille the prize blue Orpington hen once arrested for theft after snatching a diamond from a ring at the Chelsea poultry show was bought by Lawrence A. Randall of Boston for 250 dollars. The judge ruled the criminal code did not apply to fowls, and the diamond owner paid 100 dollars in damages for potential death from an operation. Randall later increased the deal with a new offer accepted by both owners.
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Boston
Lady Camille
Chelsea
Lawrence A. Randall
Camille
Randall
Jazz bands make every kind of a noise story
Jazz bands produce many types of sounds including some created specifically for their performances, showcasing a variety of musical expressions and techniques.
Studebaker workers build cars and share in profits
We 23,000 workers describe a joint venture with Studebaker offering dividends on wages after one and two years, annual increases after five years, paid vacations, pensions, and co operative efforts. A $14 million body plant underpins the assembly, with multi stage finishing including paint and varnish as open bodies are upholstered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Studebaker Tops With Timken Bearings And Big Value
Studebaker leads with Timken bearings across models. Light-Six uses more Timken bearings than rivals near its price. Big Six adds nickel bumpers and extra features. The company cites 145,167 buyers, $201,000,000 revenue, 150,000 annual production, and 70,000 machine operations. Prices range from $1025 to $2685 across 13 models.
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Studebaker
America
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the Board OF Education OF
Wakefield Township
Wakefield Advocate
Nestor Nelson
George Cavender & Co
American Legion
Nat'l Association of A
John Schroeder
the Clan
Vance Ansaid
Twin City School Supply Co
Bedell Motor Sales Co
J. C. Watson
Baxie Products Co
Beece
Marshall-Wells Co
Hall & McCreary Co
Peoples Co-operative Co
Wakefield Pharmacy
Eeteeseens Institute
Vccescesscces
Patna
Aera
W. B
P. Pauling
W.B
P. OP Neems En
Studebakers
Wwance
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