Conroy property sale and ballot shortages at county meeting
The Conroy property on Montgomery site was sold today via Myron Ryder Neal Estate to Mrs. Bedwell of Fremont Michigan. Sheriff Fonda and deputies were busy delivering ballots on election day as some precincts ran short. Clarence Hedford Newton Pennfield reported heavy votes while statewide rules required double the ballots cast for secretary of state. The Calhoun County Sunday School association met in Battle Creek to discuss rural and city work, with county workers urged to contact president Joseph Raff Albion and secretary Ghag Hollinger Athens for assistance. Nancy Hobbs in Miss Russell’s comedy Hobbs at Terma's April 10 week with prices 10 0 and 30 cents.
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Richard Hicks
Wi Gould
Eyesight Specialiot
Hotel Royall
Conroy
Montgomerysiteen
Myron Ryder Neal
Bedwell
Freemont
Mich
Fonda
Clarence
Hedford
Newton
Pennfield
Calhoun Co. Sanday School Association
Battle Creek
Y. BM. A
Echons
Joseph Raff
Albion
Cenfer Street
Ghag
Hollinger
Athens
Shoul
Nancy
Miss Hobbs
Anna Russel
Womsno
Annie Russell
America
Jerome K. Jerome
Misa Russel
Hobbs
Charles Frohmen
Jane
Empire Theatre
Patent medicine ad promotes Cairn Catarsh Core by Cheney
An 19th century drug advertisement touts Cairn Catarsh Core by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as a constitutional remedy for catarrh and related diseases. It claims blood and mucous surface effects, offers testimonials, and lists retail details and a separate constipation remedy.
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Proce
F. J. Cheney
Con
Toledo
Hic
F_ J. CHENEY &CO
Ohio
Drageiita
Taxe Hall
Voting battle and a death in Monroe Street
The paper is late this week due to a three day delay as the election dispute continues with the vets claiming a 16 vote lead while the board of supervisors meeting approaches. Mrs Carl Tesch dies at her home in Monroe Street aged, with funeral at St Marys Church. She was born in West The lan, Nelhelm Provence, Germany May 25. 18 Is aT and married to Carl Tesch May 11, 1852. Survived by one son and three grandsons.
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Board of Supervisors
Carl ‘Teseh
Monroe Street
West Thelan
Nelhelm Provence
Germany
Carl Teschay
Ane
St. Mary's Church
Marshall Markets Gains and Hay Prices Report
Market quotations for farm produce and meats in Marshall show quoted prices for wheat red and white, corn, oats, rye, clover seed, hay, middlings, bran, linseed meal, potatoes, apples, cabbage and vegetables. Meats and poultry include live and dressed prices for steers, hogs, lambs, turkeys, ducks, geese and calves. Also a booster line for Burdock Blood Bitters claims health benefits.
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J. G. Beckwith
Coleman
Arontn
F. N. Snearly
Prine Steers
Peculiar Excerpts From An Old Texts Chronicle
A dated miscellany notes on classroom discipline and attention, Columbus and new world ideas, hand hygiene with alcohol to kill germs, Cowper’s Hymn origin traced to a lifesaving cab ride, and the social stigma of the “man with a cold” reflecting Victorian mores.
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Coccision
Columbus
Clase
The Weed Chap and the Kentish Stomach Legend
A fragment from a periodical discusses the term chap as a merchant buyers or sellers, its etymology, and usage from the late sixteenth century. It recounts Johnson, Steele, and Bailey, noting chap as common language, with phrases old young little poor and a term of contempt without qualifier. The piece also recalls a Kentish man Nicholas Wood famed for enormous appetite as a cultural figure and a challenge to Taylor the water poet.
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Chapman
Johnson
Steele
The
Spectator
Baifey
Todd
London
Nicholas Wood
Taylor
Thames
Richmond
Wood
Westminster Gazette
The Moss Troopers of the Mosses Borderlands
The Moss Troopers were desperate plunderers who hid through the mosses on Scotland s borders during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Deserters and criminals from English and continental armies formed these outlaws, whose depredations terrorized the region. Laws were harshly enacted but they were not eradicated until the eighteenth century.
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Scotland
England
Meteorological notes on aurora like colors and shield sighting
A fragment from the Simona Méteorological Magazine describes a vivid aurora with rose pink, white, opalescent blue and green hues. It notes two colors flashing, charging brilliantly, an intense colding effect, and a bright shield resembling a railway slug at Timp seen briefly after the display.
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Igived É Caine
Rejectel Marvelona
Simona
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Via
Michigan Central
Fickets
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Norfolk & Western
Virginian
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Bard Coldia
Cralveston
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Mobile
Ala
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Riggiste
Ean
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Burnett
West Green Street
City
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J. W. Gould
Hotel Royal Marshall
Somnin
Hye
Hotel Royal
F. Main St. Bauly Creak, Mich
Storm Protectors
Schroder Brothers CO
Tone
Detroit
Mérahall
Marshall
the Statesman
Michigan United Railways Company
Isckaon
Kalamazoo
AnBion
Jackson
Ann Arbor
Lansing
Capital
Fier
Ali K
Wits
Iocal
Rive Detroit
P. Boe
Marshall Riad A, M
U.R. Way
Michigan United Railways CO
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