Newton News Briefs Include Elections and Local Happenings
County notes report Republicans plan to vote straight ticket next election. Local items mention Chester Underwood losing a colt, talk of a new doctor, and a pastor seeking larger congregation. Attendees hear of meetings at Advent church and Ceresco events, with new sidewalks and upcoming entertainments.
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Newton
Chester Underwood
Newton Glass Ball Club
Oak Grove
Our Near Neighbors in Sheridan and Tekonsha News
A collage of local notes from Albion Recorder era town life. Reports include Mrs. John Gay’s death after a stroke, schoolyard humor, debates on Battle Creek water bonds, village appointments, farm happenings, health and policing news, hunter catches, and local legal troubles amid ongoing community events.
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Athens
John Gay
Sheridan
Albion Recorder
Local Notes and Short News From Our Community
Our Qin Carrampondent Frank Cowles reports residents arriving and leaving town. J B Blake visited Chicago this week and Earl Youngs of Union City was in town Wednesday. Ed Moore and family moved to a farm 64 miles east. Miss Eliza Dean visited Union City friends. A C Welch was in Battle Creek on business. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Bartlett returned to Toledo. Paint brightens W J Main’s Church street home. Mrs. Davenport and Mrs. Mathera of Avon were guests of Mrs. A D Eldred. Several neighbors attended the beanie. Honors wedding at Union City last Wednesday. Rev O D Berry, G T Pratt and J G Failing attend G A R encampment at Jackson. A G Randall and family, moving from Three Rivers, will inhabit Church street home about May 1. Little folks’ concert last Tuesday was well attended. Miss Taylor earns praise for training a large class of infants.
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Mary Hrink
Jackson
Ceresco Literary Society
Ceresco
Howe
John Powell
St. Paul
Minn
Messrs
Evesvo Lodge I. O. O. F
Augustus Stringham
Aaron Metzger
Isola Smith
Luella Watkins
Misa May Swattwout
J. M. Hrench
Chas. McLain
John Miller
Henry Watkins
Main Street
Earl Smith
Elma
Union City
Earl Youngs
Wednassay
Moore
Eliza Dean
A. C. Welch
Battle Creek
Wm. Bartlett
Toledo
W. J. Main
Church Street
Taylor
Infanta
Chicago Market Report from Cincinato 1886
Wheat and corn trade are weak to steady amid labor trouble in Chicago. Wheat prices slip as sellers outpace buyers, corn shows life but stays low. Barley oats provisions and shipping demand fade. Cattle receipts up 1,000 versus last week with medium and big steers hardest hit. Hogs and sheep soften with price declines across the board.
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