Weather Forecast Warns of Severe Frost Threat to Crops
A late September front brings cold weather and frost risks across the plains and upper Midwest. Farmers fear extensive corn losses as temperatures drop, frost possible in Nebraska and western Kansas, with storms and snow reported in Wyoming and parts of South Dakota. Northern regions brace for freezing, bonfires lit to protect crops, and officials warn of substantial agricultural impact if frost repeats.
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Olio
Towa
Hebras
Wyoming
South Dakota
Ohaervud
Chayenne Wis
Lander
Wro
Nelaska
Adrian Brides and Grooms Tie Local Knots in Fall Weddings
The text records several local weddings. Osborn and Ehinger wed at home in Madison with guests including Dirk August Matthes. Carny and Meyers married at the Presbyterian parsonage with Ernest Meyers and Margaret McKnight as witnesses. Randall and Frazier, both of Wolf Creek, were married by Justice Vandegritt and proceeded to celebrate with friends.
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Braitard
Detroit
Mortick Street
Éyme
Hare
Corben
ABC
Adrian
Gritmell Gros
Sue
Gwemse
L.W. Robinson's
South Main and
Osborn-Ehinger
Ass Peart Osbarn
Prank Ehinger
Madison
Hun Phrey
Palmyra
Amoney
Dirk August Matthes
Carny-Meyers
Rey-Bemilin
Jennie-Leo Meyers
Ferdinand Meyers
Dundee
Gils City
Ernest Meyers
Brio
Mise Margeret McKnight
Carny
Inareli
Toledo
Adrian the Lales
Cary
Tre Reefle
Frazier-Randall
John Randall
Demeora Frazier
Wolf Cresk
Justice GO. Vandegritt
Modern career paths challenge age limits and value
A fragmented discussion argues age 35 as a hurdle for salaried men seeking captain-of-industry status while noting many top executives began late. It cites Russell Sage at ninety still working, and leaders like Lowry, Yerkes, and Alfred Smith rising early, then urges workers to pursue roles aligned with heart and talent, taking risks if needed to advance and prove value to employers.
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Mfo Ag
Russell Sage
B.C. Lowry
Western Union Telegraph Company
Charles T. Yerkes
Pennilars
Alfred Bf. Smith
Newport Ceneil
Pechins
Oto
Tha
J.pieupont
Morgan Ids
Morea
Utter
Alfred H. Smith
Avery
Imperial Band to Cleveland for October Conclave
The Imperial Band led by H H Dickson travels to Cleveland October 6 and 7 for a band conclave. Manager Frank J Ulrich and Director Dickson headline the event with a paid engagement offering three dollars per performer plus expenses for the journey. The group rehearses outdoors next Thursday at the corner of Main and Maumes before departure.
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Cleveland
Toteria Ke Te
Imperial Band
H. Dickson Wreetar
la Rapldy
Mirestor
Orgenii
Toledo Luvor Uy
Oyrianthe
Adrian Faeration
Teteda
Comianders
Clevalond
H. H. Dickson
Frank J. Ulrich
Harry, Hebner
Gus Matthes
Hermon Matthes
Sid Brown
Frank Cooley
Alfons
Devry
Berk, Kort
Wm- Nichols
Ced
s'Albrecht
Fail Jones
James J Bs
Carl Crone
Next Moull
Will Jon
Uncle Sam
Uervie
New ‘York City
San Francisco
Etiying
Coley
Imperial Land
Concar Othe
Main and Maumes
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Register of Deeds
Reported transfers include Pairbooks entries for Le Gturl Southworth Tuttles Morenet vinage and related names. The register lists transfers on Hudson, Holmes, Latitia and nearby properties, with docket numbers and dates implicit in the notice.
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Southworth ‘Ti
Morenet
Tove C
Smart Fo' al
Hudson Aay Aero Holmes
I Latitia
Ford Et
Resolutions Question Mayor Palmer Over Prohibition Open Taverns
In Grand Rapids a committee of local figures including Dickie and Rev W George T Bullen prepared four resolutions condemning defiance of the law and urging the mayor to reveal proceedings. They accuse the mayor of neglect and urge immediate action to prosecute alleged violators. The committee alleges testimony about tavern openings and public disorder, and Dickie says the mayor should be held to task or removed if crucial proof is withheld.
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Catiat
Israuel
Dickie
George T. Bullen
Proteasur
B. Murrey
W. ‘Meione
Isu
Squar
Thor
Bnd
Palmer
Waleb
Samual Dickie
Ion
Uct Govimardat Uotel
Jora Woehhals
Ea ‘Klismer
W. J. Sweeney
Tabor
Dickie Olson
Saloonists Plead Guilty in Jackson Court Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR notes show saloonists facing charges with most pleading guilty. Officials indicate a sequence of hearings and potential sentences, with prior first offenses referenced as a guideline. The text hints at a March or Saturday sentencing plan in the local court.
Poison Mushroom Poisoning Traced in Michigan Comfort
Terrible case in Ayh City Michigan shows Theodore Diebtenmil Won and others fell sick after meals. Doctors were summoned to two houses as nausea and vomiting struck inmates. Authorities found toxin from mushroom dishes linked to a purchase in Atrorities Brought Home. Three Hattle works employees heard terrible news of murders and deaths near the region.
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Gheene
Ayh
Mich
SertLe
Theodore Diebtenmil
Currey
Kawkawin
Creek
Lnismonig
Mall
Cithen
Philip Trittora
Syatchman
Macedony
M. Spealazer
Tg Ag
Ings
Robbery, Canoe Club Oddities and Ice Boat News in Michigan
Robbery in Cura near Owendale: shopkeeper Ballte robbed of 4800 after a safe blown. he owned the store and planned one more year’s work. Roy Lyte, deputy county clerk, missing after canoe trip. canoe club member last seen upstream. Alvin Sonthero in Katimazod claims a patented ice boat for commercial use, designed for easy turning and winter operation. Two boys held up by tramps near Albion, about a dollar stolen. Kalamazoo and Gull Lake to see electric traction line construction next spring. Bay City report of people poisoned by beans, police investigating.
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Cura
Mich
Rank Ballte
Vassar Nod
Owendale
Olin & Son
Ards
Dinkey
Ballte
Canada
Rapida
Roy
Lyte
Prates
Seeresi
Jean
Katimazod
Midh
Alvin Aj Sonthero
North Lawalne
Albion
Mick
Sept
Sherif
Cryham
Waldrow
Michigan Central
Kalamazoo
Sant
Jodge Agl Mills
Michigad’ Traction Company
Lect
Gull’ Lake
Maven & Kolawoyee
Thranet
Derolt
Lake Michigan
Snow and Rain Wreak Disaster Across the Northwest
Sept 15 report details widespread damage from a heavy rainstorm across Minnesota and neighboring states. millions in losses feared as grain is ruined and fields flooded. Northwestern railways struggle with washed tracks and delayed trains as towns face widespread flooding and bridge damage.
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St.Paul
Mars
Northwestern Railways
Owl
Tdakorye
Ne ’ Bruske
Pacific Coast
Sparta
Wis
Ban Cleire
Touring Cuba Tour by Estrada Patna Draws Cuban Crowds
Havana Sep 15 Estrada Patna departs for a Cuba tour amid enthusiastic crowds. He passes through towns and villages as officials and citizens greet him. At Manzanillo Matanzas Joveyapo sta tions crowds gather and a brief reception is hosted by President Yatme and aides. The journey includes ceremonial salutes, speeches, and a show of local hospitality, reflecting strong ties and public interest in the president’s Cuban itinerary.
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Havana
Prusitant Palms
Hlatana
Castéro Cuba
Goltan
Bipistor Sequiers
Ely
Prorat
Miatanzas
Yatme
Senors Vero and
Dies
Interior
Joveljapostha
Ulalle Ari
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Patna
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