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Newspaper
Wakefield Advocate
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1915
Page
5
A discourse on the role of private banks in funding railroads and industry. It explains syndicates, securities sales, and the need for investor confidence, noting bankers’ honesty and judgment as essential. It compares European practices of farm mortgage bonds and urges similar American facilities to equate farming with other major sectors.
The Department of Labor rules that U S citizens who join European armies lose their citizenship upon taking foreign oaths. The interpretation cites a 1907 law, and a case of an eastern man who served with Canada and was wounded. He was denied reentry to the United States after discharge.
A letter explains small game license law provisions. No license needed for targets but carrying a gun in the woods suggests a license. Deer hunting requires a separate license. a gun license not needed unless small game is hunted. Boys under 17 may hunt only on parent owned enclosed lands. License valid from issue until April 1, 1916. W. R. Quates. For sale items include a 16 foot gasoline launch with 2 hp, a second hand marine engine, a cookstove, and hay ad.
Secretary of State and agricultural experts report that the Upper Peninsula consistently leads Michigan in both quantity and quality of crops. August data show the U P way ahead in oats and overall returns per acre, with only beans trailing in one lower-peninsula area.
Rev H Schmitt of Eagle River Wisconsin will speak on why to attend church Wednesday evening October 20 at 7 30 in Union Church English services. All invited, especially those who have never entered a church. Also notes on Chamberlains Cough Remedy and gun licenses at local merchant.
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