Marengo Neighbors Report Weekly Happenings and Weddings
Marengo residents share social notes and visits as Rev Emmons travels to attend a conference. Local weddings include Milton Reed and May McWethy and several students return to Albion and Marshall high schools. Community members travel to Battle Creek, Rice Creek, and Parma while Kibler district features new director and corn cutting proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Bates
J H Emmons
Jin
Marengo
Phillip Snyder
Battle Creek
Roy Butler
Geo Camp
Rice Creek
B W Emery
Warren Carey
Edwin Gilderaleeve
Jackson
Howard Grant
Marshall
Local Notables and Visits Highlight County News
Mrs. Charles Heliker dies in Newton from rheumatic heart disease. Many county residents and church workers mourn her loss. Several visitors arrive and travel notices among residents include Mrs EB Matthews, Edward Downs, Mrs Hulie Southworth, and John Fresher. Youths attend social gatherings and outbound schooling plans feature in area notices. A surprise party at the Bone of E-best Bouney ends with the sale of stock and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Heliker
Newton
EB Matthews
Scottvillois
Edward Downs
Mississ
L D Palmer
R Gould
Hulie Southworth
Chicago
Charles Mott
John Fresher
Burford
Ontario
John Snide
Local Notes Highlight Social Visits and Happenings in Fredonia
Fredonia residents report visitors and moves including Babcock living with his mother, Harold Walkinhood returning to Marshall, Bertha Popenhagen visiting in Lee, and many neighbors hosting relatives. Corn cutting good, smallpox concerns rise, and several trips to Athens Battle Creek and Cleveland noted along with clover processing and local auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babcock
Mr. Fanning
Jane Babcock
Harold Walkinhood
Marshall
Local notes from Tuscola county and Battle Creek visitors
Horace Dodge returns from visit while Robert Ford suffers hay fever. Minnie Winters and two Kaneag children visit relatives. Mrs Jane Pettingill of Battle Creek grows ill and cannot return home. Albert Dodge attends Battle Creek Business and Normal College. David Woodward travels with a load of feed and one horse recovers after treatment. Ward and Langridge families host guests. George B Haskell lectures on the Ancient Order of Gleamers. Wheat yields noted. clover seed milling planned. various visits and home projects update the community. The Union Sunday school plans a fruit supper on Friday September 20 at Anna Clark. Advertisements for GOOD & AWSTUTS paints and a Daily News sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Dodge
Tuscola County
Robert Ford
Minnie Winters
Kaneag
Jane Pettingill
Battle Creek
Randall
O W Root
Albert Dodge
Business , and Normal College
David Woodward
Health notes from Burlington and nearby areas
W oD Duonko underwent an operation in Ann Arbor on Thursday and is recovering well with Dr Brown returning Friday. Mrs Chas Stark also had surgery and is doing nicely. Mira Schoolmaker came back Saturday. Other items include a young child’s illness typhoid fever, and local residents making moves such as Frank Murphim moving into his father’s North Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Od Duonko
Ann Arbor
Dr .Brown
Mra
Chas Stark
Mira Schoolmaker
Bas Berkhart
Wifo
Ad Hon
Frank Murphim
North Avenue
Henry Morris
Game laws and hunting seasons outlined for local sportsmen
The notice lists open seasons and bag limits for deer fox and other game, licensing requirements, and prohibited hunting practices. It notes specific dates and regions, storage of protected species, and where to obtain a complete law copy from Grant Morse, Portland Michigan. It also covers various international and local news briefs including diplomatic visits, naval messages, and a fire-related incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant M. Morse
Portland
Mich
State Game and Fish Warden
President Improves as Doctors Update Condition in Buffalo
Buffalo reports show the president resting quietly after a peaceful night. Doctors say he is improving and has eaten solid food for the first time since illness, though fatigue remains and temperature and pulse are noted as stable by late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Specials Across the City and National Notes
Short specials report Andrew Carnegie receives freedom of Glasgow while Peter McNally withdraws an attempted journey to New York. France will pause diplomatic ties with Turkey until Lorando claim settles. England praises President McKinley’s health as Omaha launches fund for Parker, a black man involved in Czolgósz’s case. Fire destroys Lake City building housing Oregon Short Line office with $200,000 loss. F T Gates of American Linseed Co. presides over a loss of $2,000,000 at annual meeting. Rhode Island Day celebrated at Pan-American Exposition amid president’s favorable condition news. A 4,000,000 bushel grain elevator is planned by Chicago men for NY Central at Weehawken. Chief Wilkie and agents hunt anarchists linked to Czolgósz crime. European royalty travel aboard same train from Frederiksborg to Copenhagen. Navy names E P Hanna to judge advocate role in Beiley inquiry. Schley inquiry cost estimated at $300,000. Crop report notes corn recovery lag. wheat barley rye and buckwheat above ten-year averages. apples scarce and potatoes below average. Dyspepsia cure ads tout Knox Stomach Tablets for blood purification and digestion. Brick residence in Sturgis offered for exchange with Marshall city property or farm. value about $3,000, with possible cash difference. H J Gortwright & Son, Marshall real estate agents.
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Andrew Carnegis
Glasgow
Peter
McNally
Lawim
Borton
New York
France
Turkey
Lorandon
England
McKinley
Omaha
James Benjamin Parker
Czolgosz
Ainlt Lake City
Oregon
F. T. Gates
American Linseed Company
Ithode Island
Chicago
New York Central Railway
Weehawken
Wilkie
Secret Service
Czar
Caarins of Russi
Danmark
Greece
Fredenasborg
Copenhagen
Navy Department
E. P. Hanna
Lemley
Beiley
Schley
Markets News From Chicago and Detroit Markets
Chicago and New York price listings show flour soft to steady, wheat mix, corn mixed, oats quiet, lard firm with rising butter. Live stock in Chicago market slow with mixed hogs and rising heavy packing. Detroit reports dull cattle demand, steady sheep and strong milch cows with active hogs and prices. Marshal Market reports include assorted agricultural prices across wheat, oats, corn, butter, eggs, hay, beans, hides, and beef.
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Chicago
Sinter
Wirslehta
PMR
Sstrom
CORM
Reptember
Hugh
May
Boyerthomc
Rye-Fresdy
Rio
Roseari Habron
New York
Sept. J
CTEM
Detroit
Michigan Central
Marshal Market
Merchanta
Ink Tablet Offer Sparks Confidence in Value
An advertisement touts an ink tablet valued at 10 cents being sold for 50 cents. The seller claims this tablet is the best offer yet, urging buyers to believe the claim through demonstration.
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