Hessian Fly Threat Explored by Michigan Agronomist
Prof Ginton D. Smith of the Agricultural College reports on Hessian fly in wheat and rice, with a preliminary view of a 3 row wheat crop and profitable prices. He offers fall campaign suggestions for growers including early plowing, a narrow wheat strip, sowing delays toward Sept 20, and neighbor coordination to curb infestations while advising against sowing rye due to vulnerability and lower value.
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Ginton D. Smith
The
Agricultural College
Michigan Millers Association
Second district Sunday school convention at Rice Creek church
The second district annual Sunday school convention will be held at Rice Creek church on Wednesday September 12. Each Sunday school in the district is asked to send a delegation. The district covers Marshall city and the townships of Uenvis Les Murengo and Mareball.
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Rice Creek
Marshall
Uenvis, Les
Murengo
Mareball
Deaf donors fund Nicholson Institute ear drum access
A wealthy woman cured of deafness and noises in the head donated 10 000 dollars to Dr Nicholson’s Institute. The gift aims to provide free Ear Drums for deaf people who cannot afford them. Address: 501d Nicholson Institute, 780 Eighth Avenue, New York, USA.
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Nicholson
Theicholson Institute
Eighth Avenue
New York
Democratic Ninth-Senatorial District Convention Notice
The Democratic Convention for Calhoun and Kalimazia counties to nominate a state senate candidate and elect a senatorial committee will be held in the city at Battle Creek on Tuesday September 1 at 7 p.m. Delegates: Calhoun county twenty, Kalimazia county eighteen. Chairman: Joker W. Brive. A lengthy verse laments aging and social neglect, reflecting local cultural sentiment.
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Calhoun
Anito
Marriage licenses listed for Battle Creek areas and Ark
The item lists couples with licenses including Norman C. Geddes and Mapgie J. Doughty in Battle Creek and Little Rock. Trank E. Wheeler and Lindy A. White, both in Battle Creek. Alvert J. Martin and Gertrude M. Warner, Leroy. Charlea A. Dewett and Susie Wrate, Battle Creek. Plus an ad for Rocky Mountain Tea claiming cures for dizziness and stomach, kidney and liver troubles.
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Norman C. Geddes
Battle Creek
Mapgie J. Doughty
Little Rock
Ark
Trank E. Wheeler
Lindy A. White
Batte Creek
Alvert J. Martin
Gertrude M. Warner
Leroy
Charlea A. Dewett and
Susie Wrate
Railroad Rumblings Stimulate Cincinnati Northern Safer Practices
Railroad chatter notes rising business on the Cincinnati Northern with extra freights and a banner half fare Sunday. Sixty one tickets sold at Michigan Central, and a Michigan excursion to Detroit is planned with a 3 46 p m departure. Toledo Indianapolis and Chicago show high gar sin population. a dispatchers note asks crews to guard against pilferage. The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will discuss renaming the brakeman role to reflect duties as an assistant conductor.
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Michigan Central
Sunde
Michigan Gentry
Detroit
Toledo
Indianapolis
Chicago
United States
Harthiin
Supt
Flandera
Cincinnati Northern
Grakeman
Brotherhood of Railway
Ute
Easy Ballloledu
Youngstown
Political Pointers From Lokousha Democratic Convention
A list of delegates from Lokousha to the Democratic convention includes Teller Jelonga Dred Hess Whater Granger Clare Sholes Andrew Prior J. Mac tinsom J B Bliss L M Batt J Mein Holden Sprague Ernest Granger Proctor ielson Dean Cost Strong Simomier. The Chicago newspapers the Chronicle American and the Vispeh back Bryan. county returns show 2,274 fewer votes cast than in 1808 with Democrats down more than Republicans, suggesting Democrats stay home and aid a county and national ticket victory.
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Alhow
Sou
Anya
Albion Morrow
Democrata
Ste
School Board Announces Year Opens with Staffing Changes
The Daily News reports the school year opens Tuesday with minimal changes to teaching staff. Pressure on primary grades remains. West ward may not open until resolved. Total population ~4000 and the district expects about $100 more in the budget. Superintendent H. F. Lowr heads the program with K. S. Gurwood as High School principal and several assistants. Names listed for Gravmar School and various departments.
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Tewshers
Leard
Auxicix
Studice
West Ward
Sven
Swineford
H. F. Lowr
Gurwood
B. Snaith
Jessie GC. Portey
H. A. Wood
Jessie Palace
Gravmar &Chool
Margaret Clarkson
Mary Hlakeslee
Welle Watson
Jennie Rue
Paupiv Geer
Mini Maser
Harriet Fletcher
Priory Department
Central Building
May Walkinshaw
Eastward
Emma Brooks
Amelia Hirth
Park School
Caroline Haley
Mary Rodger
Abi Scott
Olive Bennett
Capitol Hill
Laura Lyon
Taera Cox
Bybil Robinson
Democratic caucus names 48 delegates to county convention
A large Democratic caucus Friday overall elected 48 delegates to the county convention and formed a Bryan and Stevenson club. Ward by ward, delegates were chosen with officers named. the effort drew about 100 club enrollees and featured calls for unity among Democrats.
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Bryan, and
Stevenson Club
Husky Young Bryan and Stevenson Club
Wright
Clarence Joy Mad Wintarton
Tey
James Grace
J. 12
Worthington
Henry Clute
John Hinderich
J. EB. Worthington
Lewis Blanchard
Earl Vaniman
John Denel
Will Nonoman
A. L. Wright
Chas. Smith
John Powell
Second Ward
Thomas Wallace
Fourth Ward
L. No Gras
Ates
Donevin
Rey Grant
Win, Bailey
Louages
Henry Krotwer
Louis Giroux
A. L. Hindepuch
Andrew Flynn
Fred Cavanagis
Antond Keeler
George RB. Mleteher
Powell
Bryan and Stevenson Club
Henry AL Chote
Chuamian
Ue Naturas
Democratic
Beoteauber
Merlute
Tayor
Wisner
Bryan
Weather summary recounts severe storms and unusual patterns
The Wasateniw Winnes notes a cold start to winter with a sharp rise on January 10, followed by misd formed snow and a midwinter thaw. Heavy storms, floods, and fires caused damage in many towns while August heat spared only modest burning. Vegetation boomed despite browning lawns. forecasts predict early frosts and wet falls with snow fairs and severe blizzards ahead. The weekly News costs one dollar per year.
Miss Bertha Davia to Teach at Tronwood Next Year
Miss Bertha Davia will teach school at Tronwood in the coming year. The notice mentions various local postings, community events, and notable residents, including labor day observations, a running race program, and the death of Albion pioneer Robert Howard at age 80. It also notes political school election results and local business changes in Battle Creek and Jackson, Michigan.
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Bertha Davia
Tronwood
A. Slater
Charley Hartman
Tekonsha
Eaton Rapids
Abbie R. Flagg
Battle Creek
Worms
Rebel Corps
John M. Wilder
Co. D
Micha
Robert Howard
Albion
McCunigg
H.A. Way
R. L. Jackson
L. A. Pahner
Hewett
Hamilton Street
Kalamazoo
Jackson
Lyon Lake
Coming events and fairs listed across Michigan counties
Sept. 4 Battle Creek Republican convention western district county at 1. Sept. 7 Maraball Eagle opera house 11 Democratic conventions. Sept. 8 Pine Lake Lee township Sunday School rally. Sept. 10-15 Battle Creek THOUB runoning. Sept. 11 Battle Creek Democratic Senatorial convention Fort district at city hall. Sept. 12 Battle Creek BK conference. Sept. 14 Marshall social democratic county convention. Sept. 14-20 Lbhree Rivers Thirtieth annual reunion with Michigan infantry. Sept. 24-25 Grand Rapids Michigan state fair. Sept. 25-26 Albion regular annual fair. Sept. 28 Hillsdale regular annual fair. Oct. 2 Charlotte Eaton county fair. Oct. 10 Marshall reunion of 2d Michigan Cavalry. Oct. 12 Hastings Barry county. Oct. 18-? Battle Creek teachers examination.
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Battle Creek
Maraball
Eagle Opera House
Pine Lake
Lee Township
Sunday School Association
Runoning
Loclock
Jackson
Rice Creek
Secon
Assocton
Michigan
Marshall
Glenfayle
Lbhree Rivers
Michigan Infantry
Grand Rapids
LW. Battefield
Albion
A. le McCutchton
Gember
Hillsdale
W. Terwilliger
Quinoun
WH. Arthur
Charlotte
Eaton County
Iec
A. Perry
2D Michigan Cavalry
Hastings
Barry County
GL. Beamer
Repulas
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Ss Ury Vocils
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Grace Bros’ Grocery
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