Local County News Flags Weddings and Tragedy
Corsece Calle reports indications of another wedding in town as Baroum’s show draws patrons. Farmers report wheat in good condition. A Congregational Sabbath picnic is planned at Gull Lake. Mrs G G Bly to lead Baptist missionary meeting next Wednesday. Archibald Johnson fell from a cherry tree with severe injuries, prognosis poor. A local extra wagon accident near Wheatfield left a 22 year old man with a crushed leg and severe injuries. transfer to Atlas Creek for surgery.
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Baroum
Wheatfield
Batele Creek
Glae
Foote
Kezurtee
Atila Creek
Tokonsha
Thes Supreme Court of Michigan
Lesden
Athens
Pottawatomie
Sitisens
Qiew
Eva Henderson
Union City
R. Osborn
Geo. Howard
New York State
Teller
Geo Martinson
Jackson
Thomas Robinson
Harvest Help Sought as Galo Works Close in Albion
Albion responds to harvest demand after Galo works shut down. Notices of local incidents include Marshall Foster’s July 4 death at 72, road accident injuries, and a barber shop tale with Gov. St. Johns in Pittsburg. Reports cover bank block sale, saloon opposition, and community events across multiple towns.
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Albion
Frank I. Trewin
Toledo
Board of Trade
Peabody Bank
Jas. W. Sheldon
Meaglin
A Most Unique Lawsuit In Russian Notes
A rich lady wills her dog Gypsy to a friend with the yearly interest of one thousand rubles for Gypsy’s care. After Gypsy’s death the caregiver assumes the money is hers, while another woman with Gypsy’s son argues the dog is entitled to the funds. The court case’s outcome awaits interest.
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Gypsy
N.Y. Post
Refined Table Manners And The Pace Of Dining
A Victorian style critique links refined table manners to good breeding and mood. It argues meals should be savored to let flavors mingle and elevate the mind from animal appetites. Hastiness breeds irritability, quarrels, and gloom, corroding happiness and harmony.
Paul Hayne Portrait at Copse Hill Four Room Cottage
Portrait of poet Paul Hamilton Hayne, his four room Copse Hill cottage near Augusta Georgia, his war record, literary rise, and a devoted wife who decorated his study with clippings and artworks. The obituary notes his Charleston birth in 1830, Confederate service, and lasting fame as a nature poet.
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Georgia Pines
Paul HL Hayne
Southern Post
Mr. Hayno
Hayne
South Carolina
Robert Y. Hayne
Daniel Webster
United States
Massachusetts
Pau. H. Wayne
Charleston
John G. Calhoun
Gilmore Lima
Legare
Asd
Gn. Pickens
Hefo’ Do Wah
Haynes
Oople-Bill
Fiayle
Augusta
Bryant
Boston
Potomac
Copse
the Poets Library
Copse Hill
Wiliam
Mra. Hayne
Magez New
Qusrated
Christ
Barisiaca
Kayne
Evan Sade
Evan Ae
Geese for export and the domestic demand balance
The article examines the scarce domestic demand for geese and ducks in the United States due to abundant wild fowl, cheaper hunter-supplied birds, and competition from pork. It notes foreign markets, especially England, demand for fat geese at Christmas and St Michael's Day, and describes methods of fattening and exporting, including risks and logistics of sea and rail transport.
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Territories
Canada
England
Teast of
St. Michael
London
Russia
Germany
Ireland
France
Holland
Harwich
Cambridge
Norfolk
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the Statesman
Marshall
Michigan
Furpay Eiveniwa
Joux
County News
Corsece
Fein
Miz
Bob
Larawa
Gull Lake
Ramedell
Batavia
Tha Ladies of the Baptist. Society
G. G. Bly
Archibald Johnson
Alblom Atema
Galo
Marshall Foster
Geo
O. W. Robertson
Mr. Freeman
L. H. Brockway
Marshal Plough
Justice Hughes
Frank ©. Peterson
Denver
Peterson
Wm. Knickerbocker
Homer
Buffalo
Rhone
B. J. Ra Ae
Sheridan
James Butt
H. M. Albertson
Old
Oregon
North Carolina
Kirkland and
Hyland
C. Morgan
Battlereek
Peter McCaffrey
Alice Kenright
E. Wetmore
Lee Center
H. A. Shurtleff
Hartello
J. Miller
Hudson, Mich
3. Wallace
Mra. Cuttle
Pentwater
B. W. Pineh
Olivet
Orsor Shepherd
Mr. Pineh
Charlotte
James Wetmore
W. O Wood
Jack’ Harwood
Hoya
H. A. Clute
Hartington Haake
M. H. Edmunds
Jackson Tuccay
Matie Smith
Sherwood
J. Ui
Waggoner
Ida Bates
Blanche Wurst
Barnum
Coldwater
I. L. Barnes
Luella Watkins
Frank Hott
Ebon Barton
Detroit
Fred Cole
Ohio
Angola, Ad
Strong
Ypsilanti
Mra. Wallace Barnes
Goo, Aroex
James Spoor
Mra
Lucinia Stark
Nest of
Mra. C. C. Gatch
Battle Creek
Mra. O
C. D
Tekon
Hattie Blackburn
Edgar Fellows
Lucinda Elliott
Law and Order Council
Perguna
Vokoush
Rufus Osborne
R. A. Culver
The
Baptist Sunday School
Dean's
Ramadell
Erastus Wood
Thea Tibia
Wood
Prof. Owens
Crystal Muscum
Opera
TB. Holding
David Urnes
White Pigeon
Mr. Midlard
3. T. Clark
Elkhart
Ind
Misa Edith Holbrook
G. L. Howe
Owe
Pecx
Opera House
Roy
Warren Bristol
Bristol
Burlingame
Kansas
Cora Nye
Girard Center
D. Morrison
Presbyterian Society
North Lansing
Morrison
Rev
Oxford County
Chas. G. Strong
Mr. Strong
Leaves 5 Song
Paul Hamilton
America
New York
Chicago Times
Towal
Coke
Austin
Tex
Sam Johnsing
Tezas Bittings
Chicago
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