Local Notices from The County Village
Village news reports H N Randall Produce Co shutting down for a few days and turkey output around 7000 for Christmas. Blacksmith shop opened by Morrell and Palmer. Tax collections lag with only half the assessment in. Prof Ray Randall visiting, and Orley Hall's appendicitis operation in Ann Arbor ongoing. Delegates Keep and Failing to Lansing for Republican League meet. Mrs A S Swift died December 26, buried St Joseph cemetery. Mrs Robert Stanton injured in riding accident. her granddaughter unhurt. Union revival services ongoing at Baptist church. post office move delayed and building not finished.
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H. N. Randall Produce Co
Morrell and Palmer
Ray Randall
Goshen Public
A. H. Randall
Orley Hall
Ann Arbor
E. P. Keep
Frank Failing
Lansing
State Republican League
A.8. Swift
St. Joseph
Robert. Stanton
Frank Gubbins
Homer News Briefs Highlight Local Commerce and Events
Miss Winifred Welch returns as cashier for C. L. Lian & Co and a Concord branch is planned this week. An illustrated lecture on the Passion Play of Oberammergau by Rev J J Lewis in Homer. City council interviews taxing residents, legal action ongoing with Barkworth to represent the council. Teaac Smith and Miss May Jones wed at the Jones home. J DeWitt Miller to speak at Methodist church. Homer high school class of 1900 hold New Year’s Eve watch party at Walter Cook’s home. Dean’s Ointment praised for leg itch relief and cure.
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Winifred Welch Hag
C. L. Lian & Co
B. F. Woodbury
Postal Telegraph Co
Concord
J.J. Lewis
Obarammergau
Methodist Church
Common Council
Citizens’ Committee
William D. Walls
Byron
Snyder
John Hoffman
Thomas HE. Barkworth
Jackson
B. P. Allen
Teaac Smith
Miss May Jones
Robert C. Jones
Citizens
J. DeWitt Miller
Homer
Homer High School
Walter C. Cook
Clarentine Township
Local visitors visit village residents during holidays
CERESCO and Galenborg guests included Mr and Mrs Will Smith visiting Mr and Mrs W Q Smith. Miss Anna Reynolds of McDonald spent holidays with Mr and Mrs James Bules. D Godfrey of Benton Harbor visited local friends. George Scott and son from western Ontario stayed with Mr and Mrs Chapman. Mrs Knickerbocker of Albion visited Mr and Mrs Reid. James Wilcox from Whi spent holidays with Tetra in Serene. Faskett of Marshall attended village events and New Year’s Day visitors filled the time.
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Ceresco
Will Smith
Galenborg
W. Q. Smith
Anna Reynolds
McDonald
van Buran County
James Bules
D. Godfrey
Benton Harbor
George Scott
Western Ontario
Revival and social notices in Eckford area
Revival services begin January 7 at Evangelical Church led by Rev. Miller. School district No 2 hosts a fundraiser for pictures and curtains at O. M. Gleason home Friday evening. Community members travel, visit, and attend weddings and gatherings in Marshall Kalamazoo and surrounding towns.
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Lapoér
Miller
Mostings
Evangelical Church
Eiverybody
Achool District No 2
O. M. Gleason
Wordy fragment hints at a school recital event
A garbled OCR passage mentions names like George, Mia, Téa, Dioner and Anna Kidney. It references a recital led by Mrs. Herrowdracusaton with Mrs. J. Francies singing and a question box conducted by Richard Budlong. The piece aims to inaugurate the twentieth century with a public recital.
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Dioner
Anna Kidney
Pare George
Ted - Oodriohabola
George
Herrowdracusaton
Mre
J. Francies
Athlety
Richard Budlong
Newton News Notes From Local Residents
NEWTON Harry Heayner began work Tuesday for Tom Gale of Pennfield Lulu Wale visited Miss Ollis Wilson of Fredoula last week. Obras Schultz and family of Cersiaa spent New Year with Mrs Mann and Y. Harl Annis returned to Chicago last week Miss Maud Howe went back to Chicago Sunday after visiting her parents Jasper Little of Schoolcraft called on friends Friday and Saturday. The Misses Flora and Genevieve Underwood of Marshall were guests here last week. T A Chase returned home at Lawrence last week after several weeks with friends here. Nettie Lester, holiday guest with her parents, resumed duties at Grand Rapid this week. Albert Bennett went to Colon last Thursday to take charge of the night office at the M C R R. About fifty young people were entertained at Jacob Brenner’s home last Friday evening.
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Harry Heayner
Tom Gale
Pennfield
Lulu Wale
Ollis Wilson
Fredoula
Obras Schultz
Cersiaa
Mra. Mann
Y. Harl Annis
Chicago
Maud Howe
Jasper Little
Schoolcraft
Flora and
Genevieva Underwood
Marshall
T. A. Chase
Lawrence
Nettie Lester
Grand Rapide
Albert Bennett
Colon
Jacob Brenner
Protest to the Editor Over Eckford Horolog Bee Tale
A reader disputes The Statesman correspondence on the Eckford horolog bee, insisting the writer was not a party member and accusing him of exaggeration. The writer asserts he helped ensure a successful, well-tuned performance and notes no cigar or cider demand and no property damage, aside from a horse causing a barn door to be pulled from its frame.
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the Statesman
Statesman
Das
City Markets Report From January 2 Corrected Prices
Market notes list several commodities with unit prices all over the trading day. Wool per pound appears at 1400 and 180 with wheat white and No 1 red beans buckwheat oats corn barley butter eggs among items.
McLaughlin’s Fondness for Children Story of Levi McLaughlin of Whelotta Kan
Levi McLaughlin, a Whelotta Kansas citizen, is remembered for loving children. He fathered twelve, adopted nine dozen more over time, including five orphans in one family. The piece links his kindness to a broad life narrative.
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McLaughlin
Levi McLaughlin
Whelotta
Kan
Great South American Kidney Cure Claimed to Relieve Kidney Disease
An advertisement touts a “New Great South American Kidney Cure” promising relief for kidney and bladder ailments within six hours. It claims prompt bladder and back pain relief for both men and women, urging use for immediate effect. Also notes aluminium production growth from 1889 to present, stating over seven million pounds annually.
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W. H. Elston
Roosevelt Campaigning Across America in 34 Days
The record shows Governor Theodore Roosevelt traveled 13,056 miles and delivered 299 speeches to about 700,000 listeners between September 6 and October 10. He spoke roughly 596,000 words in that campaigning period. An ad promotes G KR Blisworth’s eye service in Ann Arbor.
Victoria Receives Ancient Relic Framing Artwork
Queen Victoria has received from the king of Italy a well executed cast of an undiscribed column formerly covered in the Forum at Rome. The piece excited great interest among antiquaries across Europe.
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Victoria
Queen Victoria
Italy
Forum
Rome
Europe
We Lead in Fruit Growing Nationwide
The United States leads in fruit growing with strawberries valued at 90 million dollars and grapes at 100 dollars, reflecting strong agricultural output. This snapshot highlights the dominance of U S fruit production and specific crop values.
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United States
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