Marengo notes include weddings and local updates
Charley Skiff of Marengo recently wed a Maple Grove resident in Barry County. Hawitt school hosts a Sunday meeting at five. Prof. Goodrich of Albion expected to attend. Garris Samson seeks medical care in Ann Arbor. Will Youngs hosts a late night special. Historical items mention April 18 190L, past travels to Battle Creek Kalamazoo, civil service exam in Marshall, and sick reports. Albert Sauter buys the Jenuives place for 300. Foley Hovey and Tar praised for cough relief. Swartwout Swartivogt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Skiff
Marengo
Maple Grove
Barry County
Hawitt
Prof
Goodrich
Albion
Garris
Samson
Ahn Arbor
Secial
Will Youngs
G. Browne l
Albert Sauter
Jenuives
Local notes on moves and arrivals around village
Charles Mott hires out to Mr. Reifel to drive a grocery wagon this summer and plans to move to the village soon. J. W. Bell remains ill but improves. A newborn eleven pound boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kline. Gale Brothers ship four carloads of cattle and two decks of hogs. Gorban purchases a carload of fence posts for a farm southwest of the village. John Dorrance of Indian River visits Newton and returns home. John Firnn in charge of Henning farms at Wheatfield until the estate settles. W. D. King and D. Vollick attend a Congregational meeting in Leonidas. Jonathan Johnson moves with his daughter to the Charles Godfrey house on Battle Creek road. Mr. and Mrs. Murdock and daughter of Marengo visit villagers. An advertisement for DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve, with E. C. Baive of Somers Point N.Y. endorsing it and a warning about imitation products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mott
Reifel
J. W. Bell
Harry Kline
Gale Brothers
Mr. Gorban
John Dorrance
Indian River
Newton
John Firnn
Wheatfield
W. D. King
D. Vollick
Leonidas
Jonathan Johnson
Charles Godfrey
Battle Creek Road
Ladies' Sid society meets at Mrs Rhodes on Thursday
The Ladies' Sid society will meet with Mrs Rhodes on Thursday. Mrs Fall is able to ride out after winter grippe. School has started at Nichols schoolhouse with Miss Bertha Ringler as teacher. Daisy Kimball has been ill but is improving. Rue Lamb moved into the Full tenant house. Moist family sick with grippe. The Carriers ill for long. Alexander Fall alive in Racine Wis with wife and son dead, daughter a doctor who married Captain John Capp of Chicago. Mrs Fall visited recently.
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Lauva
Bellevue
Fall
Nichols School
Bertha Ringler
Teagher
Daisy Kimball
Rue Lamb
Moist
Marshall
Alexander Fall
Racine
Wis
John Capp
Chicago
E. Fall
Rhodes Iast
One Minute Cough Cure Praised by Local Resident
Mr I K Houseman of Manatawuey Pa credits One Minute Cough Cure with a speedy cure after severe winter lung illness. He says nothing gave relief until the remedy relieved his distress and he speaks highly of its effectiveness.
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Mr. ‘I
Houseman
Manatawuey
H, J, Hyde
Ellis School Faces Whooping Cough Outbreak
Calvin Goodrich of Ypsilanti business college notes his parents are among pupils affected as whooping cough becomes prevalent at the Ellis school.
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Calvin Goodrich
Ypsilanti Business College
Gough
Ellis
Trust in Salmon Syndicate Aims to Rule Fisheries
A proposed syndicate led by eastern financiers including J Pierpont Morgan and August Heurlinont seeks to control most salmon fisheries and canneries on the Pacific coast. The project would absorb Pacific American Refining and other firms, creating one of the largest commercial deals on the Pacific coast, with stakes in canneries, plants, and shipping capacity.
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Alaska
Vlan
Ancife Coast
J. Pierpont Morgan
August Uvhnont
Stugmansa
Wankligs Iouses
New York
Mie Syndierte Wile
Selmon
Io Trust
Laeific
Ametiend Bisheries
Shiget Soudd
Shamoff
Telias
Kairbayen
Wigsl
de Mrese Enonery
Ys Aceves
Sala
As Tify Company
Salina
Pacffc
Pheta by Notman Montreal discusses fish canning industry
The article analyzes the consolidation of small canneries with the industry’s growth, noting Alaska and the western states as key areas. It highlights the large scale of Alaska salmon packing, export values reaching about 2.6 million dollars, and the shift of fish preparation to mechanized western canneries while open gutting and cleaning remain labor intensive.
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Notman
Montreal
Laos
Oerth Westvla
Alaska
Kuossia
Uy Ieaussef
Lawyer and sportsman end of an era in cabinet reshuffle
A long discussion of Attorney General Griggs anticipated retirement and the selection of a successor. Pittsburgh lawyer Pullynder Knox emerges as the probable replacement, praised for corporation law expertise and strong ties to President McKinley. born May 6, 1858 in Trawdsyville, Pa, educated at Cajon College, admitted to bar in 1873, and prominent in the western district of Pennsylvania.
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Ed Doanie
Melitniey
Griggs
Argent Soliciia
Attorany
Poo Pullynder Chase Knox
Pittsburgh
Mtn Knox
Smoky City
Pitilandekek
Knox
Moonsylvania
Line Association
Mr. Knox
McKinley
Harrison
Eack
Beveridge
Indiana
Tinself
United Stars Olrenlt
Lena- Sylvania
Bell
United Stames Enle
Sage Wisteter
Hull
Aatel
Laraes
Hhuself
Gettletued Riven
Miss Dorothea Klumpke First Foreign Member of French Astronomical Society
Dorothea Klumpke of San Francisco has been elected as the first foreign member of the Astronomical Society of France. She is noted as the first woman to earn a doctor of science in Prussia and the first to become an astronomer at the observatory. Born to German parents in San Francisco, she is celebrated for her achievements in astronomy.
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Preneh Astronemern
Dorothea Klumpke
San Protelsco
Gallus the Ditchest Houo
Nétrouyms
Iumpke Baa
Colloch O
The
Astronomical Society of France
Tiis
Miss Klumpke
Novisu
Cure for Kidney Distress Promoted and Regional Observations
An article extols Columbian Oil for kidney distress and notes its claimed efficacy for various ailments. It touches on Arizona forest reserves, major lumber mills in Flagstaff and Williams, and a Siam rice trade value. It also mentions testimonials and local hardware advertising for American woven fence products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Flagstaff
Wiliams
Coconino County
A Yaees 1200 Ii Vieeee Ees Ala 380
Fragmentary OCR item presents a vague numeric and letter sequence. Readable elements include a time like 3:80 and references to ALA. No clear event person organization or place is discernible for a solid summary.
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