Estabrook School Exercises and Community News
Large crowd attends Estabrook schoolhouse exercises. Miss Barrett and Mrs Brangwin present portraits, and Miss Bursett gifts Mrs Brangwin a silver spoon. One graduate Henry Woods fell ill. Lee Center church program, purse to Miss Ford, and many local visits noted. Mr. J. G. Wetmore presents Miss Barrett with a ring. Upcoming Pine Lake Sunday school picnic announced. Various local visits and travels of residents documented.
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Henry, Woods
Herbert Parker
Fellers
Fartello
Julia
Barrett
Jewett
Lee Center
F. D. Miller
Marshal
Miss Ford
Ada Maing
Amn Arbor
Ray Nicol
Son
Charlotte Hhst
Julia Barrett
Geo. Gras
J. G. Wetmore
Miss Barrett
Abs
Geo. Gray
James Dowding
Leslie
Minerva Brown
Hillard
Isatook
Les Center
East Connys and Local Notices Mixed in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe residents with surnames Jones Carter Scott Harts and a reference to Albion. Mentions a basin event and a manper with unclear details. Local context appears to be a collection of short items or notices without coherent narrative.
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East
Strength In Nature from Ruskin The Seven Lamps
A compact reflection on natural strength and structure as described by Ruskin in The Seven Lamps of Architecture. The weed analogy dramatizes organic elasticity, gradation of substance, and proportional subdivision. It emphasizes a creaturely specificity in form, size, place, and sanction.
Feat of grafting and a chestnut tree joke
A garbled fragment describes a character noted for grafting feats and a joke about chestnut trees. It references a check for ten dollars from a confiding editor and a night of surreal imagery including a thistle cocktail and a Harper’s Weekly flavor.
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Wade
Harper’n| Weekly
Ho Surprise to Hire
A garbled report notes an unexpected hiring and a casual gathering where Grabios joined a church. A business partner and others discuss which member should join the firei. The fragment hints at workplace and ritual choices with unclear names.
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Grabios
Floral patterned fashion trims and affordable semifashion
Fashion notes describe beaded chiffor or marqusette Paris blouses replaced by affordable semifashion options that fit better and cost less. Floral mousselines with pink roses and black white borders are favored, with ribbon accents in violet and purple. The naval blouse remains a versatile, smart choice offered in May Manton pattern 5, sized 34 to 44 bust.
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Paris
Frock Trim Fashions and Accessories Notes
Fashion notes describe trims for dresses using Dresden ribbons in gold and silver edged with satin, chiffon friendly. Parasol designs feature striped edges with colored centers. Blouses, braids and crocheted buttons pair with crepe or satin trims. an easy to wear apron with large pockets is highlighted.
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Dresden
Carverville Community Notes and Local Visits
Carverville entries list residents and guests visiting families from Hesnerig to Hanttte Creek with names such as John Henry S. Henry Bert Sampson and Maer. Albin Van Arman updates on farm fencing and a new swiky plow. Several Sunday visits and church events noted along with travels to Battle Creek and nearby towns.
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Carverville
Carverville L.A
Henry
John Henry
Hesnerig, Geeana’' Co
S. Henry
Elizver Carver
Bert Sampson
Aiv
Maer
Hanttte Creek
Logan
Albert van Arman
Wao
Gray
Marshall
Fred van Armen
North Marshall district notes and local events
Bernice Armen passed the eighth grade exam. Harold Barrett visited relatives in Athens. Several residents attended family events and visits near Ceresco. School closes Friday with a picnic. The King district reports funerals and illnesses. Farmers report corn planting delayed by cutworms and some fields replanted.
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North Marshall
Bernice Armen
Harold Barrett Ie
Athens
George Halder
King District
C. O. Bail
Rena Brock- Way
Birs
William Holten
Marshal
Helen Howe
Mrs. King
Lansing
Millard Colton
Maybe Society
Frank Stevens
Bert Sloan
van Gregory
Leon Sloan
Geo. Brockway
Willard Cotton
Albion
Marshall Market Prices for Farm Goods
Local dealers report prices for farm produce and meats. Butter 14 to 18 cents retail 18 to 20 cents. eggs 14 to 16 cents per dozen. spring chicken 12 cents. Hay shipping price 18, 16 dollars for No.2. shelled corn 7 cents per bushel. wheat 3 3 cents. oats 20 dollars per bushel. Meat prices include cattle 6 dollars to 6.60. hogs 4.60 to 6. calves 6.06. Prices vary by grade and portage.
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Heas
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M. S. Keefe & CO
Ida VanArman
Jay Carver
Irs
Pendel
Terrace Hill
Union
M. E. Chuch
Gr. Shortliff
A. Geiger
Ethel Douding
University Hospital
Aha Arbor
EB. W. Scott
Jay Carser
Cenvis Union i. A. S
Wien
Clary Weaver
D. W. Converse
Mr. Furk
Jackson
A. Adams
J. H. Emmonds
J. C. Cooper's
Rada Adams
Eckford
Rio de Mulvany
Jona Hubbard
Newell
Detroit
Elger Lake
Heaverton
SATA
Sidney Henry
Willis Derry
Cecil Verplank
Wesley Dickenson
Kalimo
James
Frank Henasy
Stephen
Clarence Briggs Grove
Burington
Norma Burland
Battle Greek
Inez Wagner
Chicago
Newton
Fred Thenen
Nicf Padden
Seth Carpenter
Fred van Armian
Oliver
Marshall Market
Grove Greene
Cansist
Michigan Central
Wartel
Girl Crescent Hotel
Cleveland Saa
Iew Falls
the Coast
Ling Mackinac SS
Toledo
Huron
Goderich Alpena Pai
Tas
Cleveland
Dettoit
Buffalo
Mackinac
Deroit
Godésich
Ont
Beitolt
Clevelend
Burin Indy
Angasd
Refisle
Detradt
Hotel Griswold
Grand River Ave
Gelaward
The
Wolverine Automobile Club
Date West
New York
Loc
Qur Bates
Stavtesman
the Evening Statesman
Statesman Company
Statesman
Sndh
Evening Statesman
Marshall Statesmen
Desire
Kalamazoo Evening Telegraph
Marshall Statesman
Iwa
the Statesman Company
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