Public notices and political notes from 1893
Long column of scattered items notes advertising rights to publish advertising papers at Fremont Bacz location deadlines. Mentions Senator Mantle from Montana native England. Religious bodies totals. Columbus Indiana grand jury jokes. Women’s Christian Associations convention Toledo April 27-30. Commentary on Grover Cleveland and Harrison invitations. AP As in Ohio strength for governor, Leahy and Mer Satolli, Ann Arbor strike imminent rail action. Union likely to tie up line and workers replaceable.
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Young Women’s Christian Associations
United States
Canada
Toledo
Ohio
Father Leahy
New Jersey
Mer. Satolli
America
Erious
Ann Arbor
Patrons and Visitors Noted in Local Notices
Mrs Soward Power and children spend week with Mr Powers parents at Met t. Mr and Mrs H G Dorwin of Butler returned home after visiting here. Mrs H D Adame of Kinderhook Michigan died suddenly Tuesday afternoon after work. The Eagle offers three months for 25 cents and Walter advertises low prices for photographs and landscapes.
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Mich
Local Notes and Marriages in Hamilton and Reading
Mrs Bunkie pitched hettir. Miss Jessie Hathawky closed her school last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Clem Bratten moved to Hamilton Indiana. Miss Linnie McEshenie visited York Centre last week with her sister. Mr Landis injured a leg while working. Harry Bailey and Ada Laeb of Reading Michigan married last week. Mrs George Geedy visited Angola and checked on Alma Bengon who is seriously ill. The Saints baptized four members last Thursday Jane Bailey Flo Bailey Ella Bailey and Orpha Clark.
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Bunkie
Pitch ‘Hettir
Jessie’ Hathawky
George Geedy
Angola
Alma
Bengon
Jane Bailey
Flo Bailey
Ella Bailey
Orpha Clark
Local notes from Bay City and vicinity
Wm Reynolds improves his house with porches. Chas McNaughten leaves for Iowa for work. T E Abrams lays foundation stone for barn. Alex Thompson plans spring move to the farm. Rev Tussing appointment filled by Rev Mason. Several new WCTU members join. Wallace Judson moves to Hufnagle farm for 2300 dollars. Remains of William Carithers brought home for burial after fatal accident near Howard City. Funeral held at 11 a.m. at RK Church. interment Ray Cemetery.
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Wm. Reynolds
Chas. McNaughten
Iowa
T. E. Abrams
Alex. Thompson
Tussing
Rev
Mason
Frontier
Wallace Judson
Hufnagle
William Carithers
Samuel Carithers
Howard City
RK. P
Ray
Fremont Real Estate Booms as Depositions Lift Values
Dr J L Hagerty returned to Denver after a Fremont visit to take depositions on local real estate values used in a Topeka suit. The Hagerty residence rose from 1000 to 2500 dollars in ten days, with Judge Powers confirming 2500 cash value for the home and at least 1000 for the office. Fremont’s market is praised as strong, with locals hoping for more such boosters.
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J. L. Hagerty
Fremont
Denver
Topeka
Kansas
Indiana
Editor 4 W Knox Bids Malvern Farewell
An editor from Malvern Ohio writes a farewell note explaining the paper’s closure due to lack of local support. He cites failed hopes to overcome rural prejudice and financial strain, admitting to misjudgments and unmet expectations in trying to sustain the publication.
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W. Knox
The
Malvern
Lena
Fragmentary Farewell Message Notes Quiet Epitaph
The excerpt reads as a fragmentary farewell urging foes to reap what they sow and to reap as they have sown. It expresses withheld support and final good wishes, ending with Farewell.
The Funny Auctioneer Remembers a Cradle Moment
An auctioneer recalls selling a baby's cradle to fund a family’s move after a death. Watching a grieving mother, he learned the cradle was hers, yet he raised spirits then learned the true cost of humor. He earned $100 before returning the cradle to the mother.
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Temi
Balzac’s herb puzzle reveals patient research in La Lys
Faith study notes Balzac’s attempt to name every little herb found along country roads and meadows. He consults gardeners professors travelers and peasants and learns many names but laments that accurate flora details elude him.
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Balzac
la Lys Dana la Vallee
Monsileur
Luzern
Ébover
Gainfain
Monsei
Grasa
Grase
Ariend
Wae
Theor
Malabar
India
Ardin Des Vplantys
Louraine van
Touraino Tu
French statistician predicts gradual extinction of height in humans
A French statistician argues that human height has steadily declined and will vanish. He claims early humans stood about 16 feet 9 inches, with initials of our era much shorter and Charlemagne's era at 4 feet 8 inches, linking trends to historic heroism.
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Trias
Charlemigne
End of the World Paradox Noted by Cocos Scholar
Fragmentary text cites a statistician claiming doom as humans shrink to near invisibility. The cadence hints at a warning that civilization collapses as populations become exceedingly small.
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Cocos
Chronology of Plants From Ancient Times Across Civilizations
A fragmented list traces early plant mentions and cultivation across regions. References include celery, garlic, olive, onion, cucumber, beans, peas, date, grape, wheat, and poppy with dates ranging from B C 900 to B C 4400. Mentions appear in Indian, Chinese, Egyptian, and Biblical contexts.
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India
Richie
China
Africa
Egypt
Progress of Electricity Through Early Discoveries
A compact survey of early electrical science cites Stephen Gray 1720 showing action at a distance, 1770 glass plate in machines, 1771 rubber amalgam, Volta 1800 battery, Pirntalls electroscopes 1602 usages, 1793 Fowler animal galvanism, Men delves into electrometry 1783, Peltier Warrx Cavendish spark work 1787, Dovay theory of vitreous and resinous electricity 1733, Boy metallic conductor for electric machine 1733.
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Stephen Gray
Volta
Gilbert
Fowler
Mitnen
Peltier
Cavendish
Dovay
Boy
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Fremont Ae Bac
Moana
Tur Senate
Montana
Lee Mantle
England
Congregationalists
Presbyterians
Christian Endeavor
Tue
Columbus
Grover
Harrison
Mnd
Funny Auctioneer
Jesus Godd
Chronology OF Plants
B. C
Equatorial
Progress OF Electricity
Bank OF Fremont
Balmont
Twbaka
Weg
A. Pillio
Bunelalerye
S&t
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