Wakefield Advocate May 29 1915 items and events
Local notes report guests from Bessemer at the Jos Novakoski home and J S Erickson returning from Duluth with electrical stock. An Indiana Indian prophesies the end of the European war by July 7. Edelweiss products appear in most liquor stores. Wilson s sentiment urged and plans for town celebrations noted. The Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society holds its 41st annual meeting June 2–3 in Lansing with a focus on library and historical society cooperation.
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Z.N. P
Wakefield
Daly
Elizabeth Wozniak
Loretta Simmerling
Bessemer
Jos. Novakoski
J. S. Erickson
Duluth
Edelweiss
Wilson
Wilkins
The
Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society
Senate Chamber
Lansing
Michigan Historical Commission
War Revenue Act Tax Hits Baseball Clubs Nationwide
Under the war revenue act effective last fall all baseball clubs that charge admission must pay a ten dollar registry tax for the fiscal year. The tax is due July 10 with pro rata for teams starting season before that date. Amateurs charging admission to any games are liable. enforcement could curb baseball in small communities.
Wakefield Village Board of Review Sessions Noted
Notice to all taxpayers in Wakefield Gogebic County Michigan that the village assessment roll will be open for inspection at the Township Hall on June 8 9. The Board of Review will meet for at least six hours each day beginning at 9 AM to correct assessments as shown necessary to maintain just and equal valuation. The reviewed roll will serve as the 1915 village assessment roll. Andrew F Olson assessor. Dated May 14 1945.
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Wakefield
Gogebic
Michigan
Board of Review
Andrew F. Olson
What is the church for and the rural mission
The essay argues three gospel tasks for the church evangelization education and edification and social order Christianizing every corner of life. Rev Jno A Rice urges the rural church to evangelize the world train believers in daily life and apply Christian principles to all social relations, linking faith to permanent agriculture prosperity.
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America
School of Religion
Church School
Jesus
The Nations Dinner Table and Domestic Food Trade
The article notes vast U.S. meat, cereal and vegetable production valued in the millions and billions, equating to about a billion meals annually. It contrasts domestic abundance with the housewife's desire for variety and foreign sourcing, citing 200 million dollars yearly in imported farm products.
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Nebuchadnezzar
United States
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