Republican County Convention for Calhoun County
The Republican County Convention for Calhoun County will meet at Eagle Opera Hall in Marshall on Wednesday April 2, 1888, at 10 o'clock am to elect a county committee for two years and conduct necessary business. Delegates to the Republican State Convention in Grand Rapids on May 8, 1888 will be chosen, with the meeting outlining ward and town responsibilities as specified.
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Eagle Opera Hall
Marshall
Grand Rapids
Toray
Editorial on Michigan club and county organization push
An editorial argues for stronger Republican county and township clubs to unite delegates after the May 2 county convention. It condemns inaction in Calhoun County, urges immediate mobilization, and predicts easier county organization once the statewide league structure is fully in place.
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Springford
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Ucetrince
Ib Party
Michigan
Michigan Club
Datroilt
Calhoun County
Foargou
Ain
Une
Ole
Enchelude
Ind UK
Nonprofessional Reading praise sparks county teachers' meeting
Local readers laud William J. Gregg Fry Homer for a notable address on Nonprofessional Reading. A Norfolk style discussion notes concerns over theatre access, while a statewide focus on third party decline highlights Iowa Kansas and Michigan party maneuvers. Detroit Tribune(Nov).
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County Teachers’ Association
Homer
Wm. J. Gregg
Fry
Found Under Pillow at Hotel Yes A Golden Watch Recovered
A Detroit Free Press fragment reports a hotel in which a chambermaid kept a small museum of lost items found under pillows. Guests leave pocket watches, Bibles, photos, and even a loaded revolver. One Boston guest hugged a wife’s painted watch, saying he wouldn’t part with it for $1,000. A Miss Jennie guards the safe. the onlookers share tales of lost items as travelers depart for Buffalo.
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Toledo
Hrhute
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W. H. Mays
Stockton
Ia.) Insane Asylum
Minth Biennia
State Board of Health
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Jennie
Boston
Detroit Free Press
Local Notes and Obituary in Late County News
Rev Taylor returns from PineRao as wheat markets rise this week. Miss Frankie Lyman dies at 42 after long illness. funeral held at Congregational church with Rev Taylor officiating. Local movements include Chas Ray moving to Rusell Pierce’s home and Will Phelps selling the Solid Comfort plow.
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Here
Will Phelps
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Taylor
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