OHARES 6 PRIZES THE COUNTY AT BATTLE CREEK HARE SHOW
Dr. Houston and M. H. Dunham enter six hares and win prizes on every animal at Battle Creek poultry and hare show. Major Fashoda scores 96, high for the event, with two hares valued at 500 each. Other stock from imported lines includes Lord Lipton and Duchess Lipton. Entries headed to Kalamazoo Lansing and Chicago for further shows.
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Dr. Houston
M. H. Dunham
Battle Creek
Major Fashoda
Lord Lipton
Messrs
Houston
Dunham
Kalamazoo
Lansing
Chicago
Denham
Lori Lipton
Buck
Allen Replies On Election Laws In Marengo
A letter from O L Fish of Marengo dated December 4 defends the recent Marengo election practices. He denies ballot box misconduct during the noon hour, claims inspectors did not guard them, and asserts the law was followed. He invites readers to hear facts from the election board or witnesses present. Also notes sale of Calhoun County Abstract Co to Leigh Turner and Fred Cavanagh who will handle land-title inquiries.
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O. L. Fish
Marengo
Allen
Tam
Hanna’s
S. Fisu
Calhoun County Abstract Co. Limited
A. O. Wisner
Rank Turner
Fred Cavanagh
Leigh M. Turner
Innesband to Visit City Next Wednesday at Opera House
Brevities report Innesband will appear next Wednesday afternoon at the opera house at 2 o'clock. Representative Lou Burch of Detroit, defeated for re election, seeks a document room keeper in the house. Lekonsha post city advances to third class with presidental office. postmaster salary raised to 1100 dollars annually.
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Innesband
Opera House
Lou Burch
Detroit
Lekonsha
Thanksgiving Festivities And Local Notices In Needmore
Thanksgiving gatherings and visits mark the week in Needmore with multiple families hosting and attending events. Deaths, hospital visits, and local social happenings fill the page, including a funeral in South Bedford for Harvey Murray and a series of visits among residents to Marshall, Kalamazoo, and Battle Creek areas. A Glimpses of the West lecture by E Parsons from Kalamazoo draws attendees, along with upcoming social events at GH Melody’s and Oak Grove schoolhouse.
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South Bedford
F Decker
E Parsons
Kalamazoo
A W. Riley
Notice to Taxpayers for December Tax Collection
Notice to taxpayers announces tax collection by W. E. Maxsvon treasurer. He will be at Commercial Savings Bank Marshall on Saturdays and at J C Coopers Store Marengo on the last three Mondays in December. The Daily News.
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Commercial Savings Bank
Marshall
J. C. Coopers
Marengo
W. E. Maxsvon
Treas
Grace’s
W. G. Pullatan
Fredonia Township
Geo. Butler's
Eckford Station
W. H. Lusk
Eckford Tp
Local notes from Tekonsha and Marshall townships
Leo Tadman and wife visited Tekonsha. Mrs Julia Cook entertained in Cook’s Prairie. PWA club to meet with Mrs E Lowen on Dec 19 with a Philippine program. Thanksgiving visits centered on Frank Lusk and Minnie Taffee. Minnie’s surprise party at P Tafer home. Various locals travel between Marshall Albion and Detroit. derisive mentions of new hall for Masonic order and bazaar store opening. A Nol schoolhouse social drew about 80 with old-time stories after a long dinner. Teachers reading circle scheduled for Dec 15 at Junction with program notes.
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Thomas O'Leary
Marshall
Frank Lusk
Frank Ryan
Shields
Henry Ryan
Hastings
Thomas Taffee
Taffee
A. Adams
Julia Cook
Prairie
PWA
E Lowen
P A Taffee
Minnie Taffes
Thomas Taffen
Win Lines
Albion
Helen Stone
P H Taffer
Minnie
Mra Bennett
Bessie
Assyria
Eva Walkinshaw
Bellevue
Nol
Clarence Sellers
Battle Creek
Mr Wood
Europe
Duck Lake News Recap and Local Notes
Hunters return north with spoils as Myron Cory recovers from a horse kick. Bert Hahn plans to stay with JA Cortright and attend school this winter. A young woman boarder arrives at the Lambs. A Duck Lake hall dance is set for Friday December 6. Various local visits and health notes tied to the Cortright and Gifford families.
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Myron Cory
Bert Hahn
Brookfield
JA Cortright
Ford Lamb
Duck Lake Hall
Hattie Hammond
East Springport
J M Gifford
Kate Burka
Kansas
M E Cortright
AJ Cortright
Jesse Anderson
Jay Cortright
Pitcher
Gorton
Ohio
Yella Cortright
Community Notices From Claredon And Fredonia
Clarendon reports visitors including Miss Rose Foster of Tekonsha Mrs Atswood of Union City and Mrs Keyes of Tekonsha who spent a week with Mrs Sherman. Local residents Mr Smart and wife Mr and Mrs Doolittle of Homer and Isaac Sloan visited. Wm Doolittle’s family shared Thanksgiving with Herb Doolittle of Tekonsha. Fredonia news notes a singing class meeting at Ellis schoolhouse Thursday evening December 6.
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Amasa Sanders
Ollie Wilson
Fredonia
J O Valve
G H Melody
Battle Creek
Beadle Lake
Linas Wilson
Fredona
Clarendon
Rose Foster
Tekonsha
Lorida
Mra Atswood
Union City
Mra Keyes
Sherman
Mr Smart
EE Doolittle
Homer
Isaac Sloan
GE Wright
Ellis
Knights of Pythias Lodge Elects Officers In December Meeting
Knights of Pythias officers chosen include L. 5 Joy as Chancellor Commander and Bert Smith as Vice-Chancellor at a Monday meeting. Also elected were W. J. Gregg Prelate, Harry Cronin Master of Work, J. F. Gauss Keeper of Records, B. L. Gardanier Master of Exchequer, R. L. Jackson Master at Arms, C. W. Casper Inner Guard, J. J. DeShane Outer Guard, and H. I. Peck Trustee for three years. Separate G.A.R. post at O. Colgrove named H. A. Clute Commander and John VanArman as S.V. Commander among others.
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Knights OF Pythias
L. 5
Joy
Bert, Smith
W. J. Gregg
Harry Cronin
J.F. Gauss
Maater
B. L. Gardanier
R.L. Jackson
C. W. Casper
J. J. DeShane
H. I. Peck
O.colgrove
G.A.R
H. A. Clute
John VanArman
J. W
Geo. F. Waltz
J. Lane
J. M. Getchell
John J. Cuzzina
R. Rohr
Geo. Goodwin
E. Marble
H. H. Miller
Lottie Burkhardt M
Battle Creek and Homer Township Sunday School Conventions
The Calhoun County Sunday School Association opened its 1st District convention at Grace Temple Battle Creek on November 30 with talks on teachers’ attitudes toward amusements. Officers elected include President Miss Emma Burleigh and Vice President Letty Bradley. Homer township held an all day session December 2 at the Presbyterian church, praising the program and electing I. K. Henshaw president and Miss Mary Webstar secretary. Lee township hosted an all day gathering December 3 at the Lee Center church, led by S. Gulnsha, praised for steadfast work. Alfred Day attended, and a county-wide officers conference is planned for January at the court house. County secretary notes upcoming Christmas bargains from Huterr & Son.
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Calhoun County Sunday School Association
Grace Temple Battle Creek
Misa Anna Stevenson
Presbyterian Church
Lee Center
Lee
Partello
Alfred Day
Court Adjourns To January For Case Numbers 76 And 42
Court adjourns to January 3 at 2 o clock with Judge Peck of Jackson to hear case 76. Adjournment to January 7 at 2 o clock with Judge Smith to finish the term. Call for January 7 lists cases 42 48 70. This item also includes an advertisement for Rocky Mountain Tea priced at five cents per dose.
The Markets: Gratin and Provisions Amid Volatile Prices
Chicago and New York market notes show mixed demand across grains and proteins. Wheat unsettled with several futures quotes, corn and oats higher, rye firm, pork and lard steady to higher, eggs and butter firm, and live poultry activity modest. headlines emphasize firmer futures, steady cash markets, and regional price ranges.
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Chicago
Des
Aoigc
Peerness
Hebrous Kings
Rose
Seth
Ntic
Westers
Hogs market closes firmer with varied prices
Live Stock reports show hogs opening active and firmer then closing weak with prices up to 5 cents. Sales ranged from 4.95 for light hogs to 6.70 for heavy packing and shipping lots while bulk stayed around 4.60 to 4.95. Market for natives and western lambs quoted weak with western lambs at 3.60 to 4.20 and native lambs at 4.00 to 4.50 per hundredweight.
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Dee
Bree
Lamba
The Daly News Weekly News Ad Teaser
The Daly News offers a weekly issue priced at ten cents and a yearly subscription at one dollar. The notice highlights affordable rates for regular readers and invites new subscribers to join.
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Daly News
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