Lost keys found on Tula Road prompt owner
A bundle of keys was found Tuesday morning on Tula Road. The owner can claim by calling this office, paying for the advertisement, and identifying the keys.
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Newspaper
Wakefield Advocate
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1923
Page
6
A bundle of keys was found Tuesday morning on Tula Road. The owner can claim by calling this office, paying for the advertisement, and identifying the keys.
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Six Gogebic County 4 H members and a girl winner prepare to depart for Detroit for the Michigan State Fair. They earned the educational trip by ranking high in dairy cattle and general livestock judging at the Upper Peninsula experiment farm encampment. Thirteen counties competed with 300 attending the encampment and 57 Gogebic boys and girls at Round-Up.
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