Wakefield Adopts Hawker and Peddler Licensing Ordinance
Wakefield Michigan adopts a licensing ordinance for hawkers and peddlers. The measure requires applicants to file with the City Clerk, obtain Mayor consent, and pay fees up to fifty dollars yearly. Provisions cover hand carts, motor vehicles, permits, conduct rules, and penalties for violations. The ordinance lists exemptions for newspapers, farmers, merchants, and charitable sellers and includes enforcement details. It takes effect after thirty days from October 5, 1922, per Mayor Alvin L. Rummel.
Wakefield ordinance amends pound impounding section
A 1922 Wakefield city ordinance amendment updates Section 5 to prohibit running at large of horses mules and other livestock in defined city portions. The measure, approved by Mayor Alvin L. Rummel and Deputy Clerk WM Jacobson, repeals inconsistent parts and becomes effective after thirty days.
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Infantile paralysis cases fall sharply after 1921 surge
The Michigan health department reports a drastic drop in infantile paralysis cases this year after the 1921 spike, with 22 cases and 3 deaths. Health officials express no clear reason for the decline and note the disease is most prevalent in the summer months. Daly's cigars are always the best.
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