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Newspaper
Friendship Weekly Register
Location
Friendship, New York, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1889
Page
2
A fragmented page discusses Governor Hill vetoing electoral reform, critiques politics, praises editor Bro. Howden, and includes letters from missionaries. It mentions Lucy Randolph of Shanghai appealing for donations and notes Chinese receptivity to Western ideas amid Japanese influence.
Mrs. James Cleveland is on the sick list. Will Corbin lives at Belmont for the present. Rain on Friday inspires farmers to sing. Barton Early moved from Fast Hill to near Wells. Eva Severance visiting Mrs. Sortore during Sue May days. Eugene Phinney loses a flue colt to temper. Mrs. A Smith and her son call on East His friends. Joel Howe, champion fruit tree pruner, praised orchards on Fast Hill. M. J. Witter to improve James Smith farm next year. Raby Meverance assists him. Merrit Sortore plans barn rebuilding at five locations. Amos Howard recovering outdoors. Mrs. Chas Smith returns to Canaseraga. Sis staying with Miss Fannie Kellog. Mrs. Wun Daniels visiting Mad Springs. Lou Rcott’s farm near Friendship bought by Harmon Stickney. Flora Crandall of Eldred to stay with Mrs. Brown. Emma and Arthur Johnson visiting Mrs. Asa Maxon. Byron Maxon and wife visit EF Clarke. Lizzie Willard, Katie Chris and Eugene Hyde visiting Alfred Centre. Mrs. Amos Howard back from Ingleside. F. D. Perkins at home in Little Genesee. Teddie Gigee of Allentown visits G. W. Smith. Flower baskets on doors show young people enjoy Mary month. Farmers near Nile in good humor. Cheese prices rise and hay crop looks good.
A fragmented obituary and town notes detail fires injurious weather and thefts. Newton residents faced roof damage and stalled carpentry projects while gates opened to reports of debt, bereavement, rumored feuds, and a new state move. Local families include the C allotment Clestetese Horace and Miss Mary Bawler amid store thefts and a prominent sermon.
Fragmented notice advertises three farms and a house and lot for sale in Nie, with references to Whitwood of Wellsville and Nile and a jewelry store ad in Friendship. It mentions land areas of 212 and 73 acres and lists various farm supplies and materials for sale at market prices.
An old ad touts farm produce from 52 farms at Grakan and Red jean Wormder Peas and Southern Early Minnesota corn. It praises Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for digestive and kidney issues, claiming it saved a life and endorsing its use.
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