Farwell Social Roundup and Community Notices
Mrs. Oliver of Riverdale visits son Floyd Oliver. The Black family from Flist stay at Bear Lake cottage. Gathe and Fisher of Coleman visit friends. Linus Gardiner from Flint visits his mother and friends. Several families host Labor Day gatherings across Farwell with relatives from Harrison Saginaw Coleman Flint Bellville Cadillac Lansing and Detroit. School opens with teachers heading to Alma and Union City. Local travel includes visits to Saginaw Detroit and Coleman. A local Gandy ball game sees Farwell edge Barryton 7 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Riverdale
Floyd Oliver
H. E. Gardiner
Harrison
J. T. Gardiner
Saginaw
A. E. Rhodes
B. Erwin
Baldwin
W. Brophy
Bellville
W. C. Fuller
H. D. Holden
Midland
D. R
Bam Moore
Lansing
Eisenhauer
Grandacn
Leanna
Fia
Eisenhauere
Detroit
Shepianve
Palmer
Delia Grimm
Farwell
Cline
Pansy Ricnardo
Lydia Kilbourn
Frankie Coon
Flint
KR. Wsit
Grand Rapids
D. R. Wait
Bolie Barton
Beulah Huffman
Burston House
Frank Wolfer
Sadie McNeil
Hrasington
Graham
Mt. Pleasant
Herbert McGinaneas
Pontiac
Mrs. O. Rowe
Child
Stevens
Elene
Ida Updegraff
Updegraff
Mr. Weible
Roosevelt Voices Against Wilsonism in 1916 Critique
The article argues Theodore Roosevelt would oppose Wilsonism and the Wilson administration, condemning Wilson for rhetoric and policy. It cites Roosevelt’s Cooper Union and Chicago speeches, asserting FDR’s progressive stance mirrors 1912 ideals while the Democratic ticket lingers under Wilsonism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
T. R
Fie
Wilson
Theodorre Roosevelt
Daniels
Navy Department
Chicago
Navy
Wil Iever
Wil_sen
Theodore Rooese
Department
Franklin Roosevelt
Wheonlam
Fain
Roose
Liquor Dealers Urge Funds to Back Cox Roosevelt Ticket
A Chicago letter from Will Hays of the Republican National Committee urges New Jersey liquor trade groups to fund efforts to elect Cox and Roosevelt. It calls for passage of anti Volstead acts, opposing the Anti-Saloon League, and warns that prohibition is a central campaign issue. The appeal stresses immediate contributions to sustain headquarters and propaganda battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senatorial Investigating Committee
Chicago
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Cabain Bros
New Jersey
James M. Cox
United States
AntiSaloon League
Cox
Ohio
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
Organized Liquor Trade
Senate
Assembly
Anti-Saloon League
Auld Lang Syne Reunion Forms New Society
The Society of Farwell held its first reunion on Saturday September 4 with a picnic on the Stinchcombe lawn followed by a program including welcomes, readings, an instrumental solo, and a school history. A permanent organization was formed and annual reunions will occur on the Saturday before Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Farwell
Stinchcombs
Cassie Davison
D. Holden Deet
Eva Rowe
Etta Stevens
Lottie Honeywell
Minnie Brown
R. Wait
Della Stinchcombe
Auld Lang Syne
Labor Day celebration features aerial flights and merriment
The Rose Swift Co. of Grand Rapids staged successful flights with manager Kenyan and pilot Young during the Labor Day event. Frank Irwin as first passenger, followed by thirteen others including Lester Stinchcombe Elba Brasington and George Husted. Attendees enjoyed eating venues, park attractions, and a lively crowd supported by donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Swift Co
Grand Rapids
Kenyan
Young
Frank Irwin
Lester Stinchcombe
Elba Brasington
Lester Hetch
George Husted
Frank Gerred
Beonis Davis
Clare Sheldon
Mr. Hendrie
Lake City
Sias
Thane
Balzame
Farwell Mills Offers Gristing For Wheat Flour
Notice from C. Fuller, proprietor, inviting farmers to grist wheat at Farwell Mills with new machinery. Offers winter or spring flour and requests card with bag count, weight, and flour type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farweill Mills
Grint
C. Fuller
Fragmented OCR Teases New Plant Life Discovery
A damaged text fragment hints at a scientific team studying plant life and a potential discovery. The article mentions researchers, a location, and reference to a significant natural world finding under investigation by scientists.
Strange fragment about Baye of Gtutreny and local events
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Baye of Gtutreny event with reeves and a late start, some unclear numbers, and references to churches, cheerfulness, courage, and resilience. The text is largely unintelligible but hints at communal activities and sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baye
Needle maker unveils rapid threading pen lancer
A Redditch thread supplier introduces a new needle design with a small bag pocket to capture thread, enabling instant threading. It eliminates the need for end-to-end threading through the eye, reducing fiddly adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redditch
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Traine Fram
Farnaaon
Ane
Ste. Beabe
Randall
Pannie
Cadillac
Alvin Dewey
Arms
Carl
Drobr
Merion
Trey
Barryton
Farwel
Munger
Myrtle Lewis
Leslie Lewis
Bank and Son Russel
Arthur Bronuchber Ail
Owoseo
Brovucher
John Rapyan
Will Garshaw
Maple Grove
Holmes
Elmira
Holmes Han
Loia
Shepherd
Stott GC. Bone
Pon Bowey
U Ray Perle Thant
New York Tribune, Inc
Broad Street
Newark
H. B
Mich
Live Stock Insurance Co
Seers Society
Farmer
Sas
Ass’ N
Lewellyn Bean ‘Co
Michigan
Gleaner Clearing House Ass’n
John A. Henry
Bank For the People
State Savings Bank
A. Gee
Mick
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