Dr Miles Free Treatment Claim For Heart Nerve Stomach And Dropsy
An advertisement touts Dr Miles new Individual Treatment for heart nerve stomach and dropsy claiming twenty four years study and hundreds cured. It offers $2.50 worth of treatment free to any afflicted person and free trials with offices open to visitors at 201 to 209 State Street Chicago, citing testimonials from Col N G Parker Prof J Jewell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Col
N. G. Parker
South Carolina
Sayat
Shi
J.3. Jewell
M.D
Journal of Nervona and Mental Diseases
Chicago
Frank Smith
C. M. Backbanker
Faribaut
Minn
Pearl T Q
Mir
Ted
P. Countryman
Ponting
TH. Sayas
Dr. Miles Medical Association
State Street
Wilder Creek Drain jury selects twelve for May examination
On May eighth the Wilder Creek drain case moves forward as twelve jurors are chosen from a pool of 24 by Constable Chas Main. The panel includes H Z Day Fredonia Wm Kidney Ed P Lane Ed Bach James Umstead Abram Hasbrouck Warren Ackerson Frank Traverse E J Carpenter John Dedrick P M King Henry A Clute. The jury may use eminent domain if they deem the drain a public necessity, determining land value and compensation. If not deemed necessary, the petition may be denied. The costly irrigation project threatens large expenses for both sides, with costs rising if the case advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Z. Day
Fredonia
Wm. Kidney
Fredouin
P. Lane
Convis
Bach
Marshall
James Umstead
Abram Hasbrouck
Warren Ackerson
Frank Traverse
E. J. Carpenter
Lee
John Dedrick
P.M. King
Henry A. Clute
Chas
Main
Sis
Erninent Domain
Recorder
Julius Nagel
Wolverine Hose Company
No. 1
John Hiney
John Myers
Andrew Rourke
Phos. Wallace
James Donovan
Jobs Quinn
Jacob Mluuembush
Frank Krauss
Fred Luscher
Frank Winey
John Miller
Hesse
Ed. Page
Allie Owens
Alvin Cooley
Thos. Morey
Frank Walters
Albert Jenks
Yon Raub
Mayor Powell
Mrs. R. Martin
J. J. Fahey
Henry Spies
Chris Hornberger
Jos. Ehrmann
T. F. Thornton
I. D. Painter
Phil
John Lutz
James Finlay
George Eipner, Jr
Phil Hoeltzel
Chas, Hunter
Henry Fondra
Miller
Finlay
Ald. Court
C. D. Brewer
Henry Bauer
D. M
West End
Big Sink Hole on Ponte Road Being Filled
The sink hole on Ponte road in Clarence township is being filled by contractors after repeated failures. The road collapsed last fall leaving a long gaping hole several rods long and wide with deep depth. Local Highway Commissioner Hale, in town for a convention, said this attempt is likely to succeed.
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Ponte Road
Clarence
Hale
Quash Case in Tolman Board Suits to Be Argued
Prosecutor Bates plans to dismiss HL Tolman versus Board of Supervisors at May term on grounds Yohuan is a non resident and costs bond not filed. Hutch seeks bond and Judge Smith denied earlier. Hatch aims for a supreme court ruling if current motion to dismiss is denied.
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Hutch
HL. Tolman
Board of Supervisory
Yohuan
Hatch
Tolan
Smith
Batch
Supreme Court
Homer Index
Wilder Creek
Eckford
Keslar Lakes
Homer
Albion
Wilderville
Batti Greek
City council meeting lays out sewer work and licenses
Monday night petitions flood the commons council as City Engineer Courtright reports spring sewer progress north of State Street toward Schuyler Street with completion targeted by mid June. Licenses, sidewalk pitches, new night policeman, fire department rosters, liquor bonds and officer pay dominate agenda as council adjourns for a week.
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Commons Council
Courtright
State Street
Marshall Avenue
Schuyler Street
W. J. Dibble
Wetmore
Green Street
F. A. Stuart
A. R. Phelps
Madison Street
Sarah Townsend
West Side
Exchange Street
Thieves Break In At Perrinville Store
Von Ranb reports a night burglary at his Perrinville store. A rear door lock was pried open and items including a coat, three dollars in change, neckties, cigars, tobacco, shirts, and a customer pass book were stolen. Three disreputable men were seen nearby. sheriff notified and a description sent to nearby cities. Loss about 315.
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von Ranb
Perrinville
Von
Vons
Local News Highlights From County Streets and Courts
Births and marriages dot the local scene with a girl born to Mr and Mrs Chas Matson and a wedding of Floyd Sylvester and Miss Margaret Merritt. Sickness returns and a court case on liquor laws surfaces. Drowned boy, dam breaks, and city notices add a broad snapshot of town life and ongoing civic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Matson l
South Mulberry Street
Thomas Trainor
Battle Creek
Guy
DeShane
Outhworth Houston Block
Wm. Conway
West Hanover Street
Epworth League
Floyd Sylvester
Assyria
Barry County
Margaret Merritt
Pennfield
Justice Tillotson
H. A. Tillotson
H. EB. Winsor
Board of Supervisors
Bound Over Again in Obtaining Money Under False Pretenses
A. Q. Hyde was bound over to the circuit court on the charge of obtaining money under false pretenses after two months on trial. This marks a second bind over following an embezzlement charge. Bonds set at $1,000 with T. J. Mack and H. B. Day as bondsmen. Prosecutor Hatch seeks May term trial. cases listed on the criminal calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Q. Hyde
Porter
Merrill
Hyde
Mack
Hatch
Suit Seeks 60 Dollars Over Farm Labor Claim
Pat Gordon an inmate of the county house sues W G Parkis for 60 dollars alleging Parkis owed him for services rendered in improving Parkis farm in Fredonia. Hatch and Page represent Gordon and say the case will be pushed. Trial set before Justice Merrill on the th of this month, may be adjourned. Gordon says he was taken from the county farm to private property to work for someone else. Other farm workers are cited in similar terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Gordon
W.G. Parkis
Parkis
Fredonia
Hatch & Page
Gordon
Justice Merrill
Purkis
Blood Cure tablet form touted for wide range of cures
An advertised Sarsaparilla compound claims to cure axe and skin diseases anemia rheumatism syphilitic affections catarrhal conditions and more. The tablet form is said to be gentle on the stomach liver and bowels and to replace liquid medicines. price per box is shown as eight units in the faded text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teslian
Knill
Kato
Personal News From Homer to Albion This Sunday
Local society notes list numerous visits across Homer Battle Creek Albion and surrounding towns. Residents mentioned include Fred Cavanagh G A Burt Glenn Flanders Margaret Cavanaugh Glen Patterson Lawrence Page James Van Ness Marshall Starr and families Mae etc. Mrs Joseph Cunningham and Mrs E J Carpenter plus daughters plan a summer trip to Scotland and Ireland.
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Kolll
Ifeta
Khill’s
RED, White & Blue Pill CO
Port Huron
Mich
Calhoun County
Leedle Bros
Carver & Cater’s
Osborn
Plano
Rock Island Wireless
Phuiter
Ohio
Syracuse
Bissel
Carver & Cater
Keiee
Thompson
the Jeweler
Monrrett
Franklin Miles
Dey Tits Tey Wat
Clarenee Township
Bates
Tolman Ve
Council
Wight
Fire Department Committee
Ald. Zinger
Fire Department
Als
Ald. Miller
Howells
Ald
Eeler
Marshals
Sextons
von Rant
Joe Heyser
Cincinnati Northern
Kalamazoo
Albion Mirror
College City
Floyd Halladay
Marshal Hibbard
Iron Bridge
Kalamazoo Avenue
Cleveland Mill
Worthy Palmer
Monroe Street
Dwight Gorham
Royal Cycle Works
Murkers
Mr. Gorham
Michigan
Detroit
P. J. Flynn
Charley Hindenach
Pete
Thea
Mary Butler
Charles Alcox
St. Augustine’s Church
Balamazoo
Gsodality
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Marshall Friends
Nowe
Rice Creek
Cleveland
Lena Vabs
Christ Vahs
North Marshall Township
H. Heidenreiche
Court House
Fisk
G. E. Gilford
Michigan Centtal
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York City
Lehigh
Grand Trunk
Gifford
Marshall High
Glenn Grant
AO. Hyde
Sufs Parkis
County
W. G. Parkis
Fred Cavanagh
G. A. Burt
Glenn Flanders
Margaret Cavanaugh
Glen Patterson
Lawrence Page
Lew Thompson
Toledo
James van Ness
Mrs. T. Drake
Marshall Starr
Fred Katz
Jackson
I A, Farner
Jay Roll
Turnkey
Farner and
Family Sunday
Clara Waltz
John Owyerholt
Clella Ford
Maury Nye
West Mansion
Harry Witbeck
Thornton
Belle Kincaid
W.F. Church
Joseph Cunningham
Leslie
Mabel
New York
Scotland
Ireland
Richard Bodlang
James Rapsher
Ada
Girard
Harry Seabring
Quincy
Cox’s Meat Market
West Main Street
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