County Special Correspondence Picnic at Ott Grove Impresses
Marenag June 10 The union school picnic at Ott grove last Friday drew about six hundred people and was praised as the pleas antest day. J C Cooper ran a remorade stand Kassen Richardson oversaw sports Peter Mulvaney welcomed Eugene Barry spoke Miss Moore of Albion college recited well Albion band provided fine music. Local folks like H P Neal and daughter Erma Assyria and George Chapin from Albion college visited. Communion services planned for Sunday and Children day exercises set for evening. W J Dean of Albion attended on business. The town began road improvements bicycles must walk. Local notices mention ice cream festival June 15. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve praised as permanent cure for piles.
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H. P. Neal
Erma
Assyria
Horry County
George Chapin
Albion College
B. Marble
C. R. Fish
Elmer
Irvin van Sickle
Lansing
J. Fox
Burlington
R. J. Emery
North West
Homer
Marshall
Kittie Clark
Maude Hoaglin
Albion
North Marengo
Misses Plaza
Clara Carpenter
Chattanooge
Tenn
Arthur Patterson
Chorge Chapin
Russen Rieberilson
Gr. D. Biske
Tekonsha Republican caucus elects chairman during week
Tekonsha ment exercises drew a fair turnout and enjoyment as the Republican caucus Tuesday elected chairman William Ho Blerk. The convention attendees included Keep J M Failing H C Williams Eldr grand Monroe Duolittle A G.
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William Ho
Blerk
Cnveen Keep
J. M. Failing
Vention
Keep
J. M Rq
H.C Willians D
Eldrgrand
Monroe
A. G
Duplicate Kalduards fiver bridge let to bidders
Bias for building a bridge across the Kalduards fiver called Emerald mil. Contract let to Corinth slog for 8208 and awarded to Grotar Bridge Co of Grotar N for 81 376 as the lowest of nine bidders. The project replicates the bridge at Ceresca. Local notes tell of community visitors, health concerns, fishing success, and school updates.
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Corinth
Grotar Bridge Co
Grotar
Ceresca
James Hughes
Marengo
Lowia
W. G. Smith
Battle Creek
Terry
George Bell
Oliver
Mia
Jobo W
Bell
W.B. Staith
Gratiot County
Aiken
Wm. Kelly
OC. A. Tefft
Marshall
Hatsler
Stanley News Brief Tracks Health and Elections
Stanley reports Ross Elwood ill as Willard Dodge foresees a big strawberry crop. Mrs. Mary Holder cured after a year in Kalamazoo asylum. husband Frank Holder plans to fetch her Saturday. Local Republicans named delegates at Marshull yesterday: Webster Boland Sumner Owen Wm Palmer Charles Sutherland Frank Francisco. Children’s Day at Grange Hall set for Saturday June 18 with free ice cream for attendees. Mrs. Cora Sutherland to host Ladies’ Aid next Thursday afternoon. Strong turnout expected.
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Cora Sutherlind
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ice cream social for East Newton Sabbath School
East Newton hosts an ice cream social at Orum Gleason residence Friday evening June 17 to benefit the Sabbath school. The notice cites general health advice about kidney ailments and praise for Kellogg's Columbian O as a remedy.
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East Newton
Orum Gleason
Mrs Fred Sweet Resumes Ring Work After Break
North Marshall resident Mrs Fred Sweet of this area is back in the ring and ready to take on any work. She states she is wearing again and offers her services for boxing or related tasks.
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North Marshall
Fred Sweet
Community notes from Eckroamp and nearby
Mrs J Mains visits Spring Arbor while J W Mills hosts a few days of family and friends. A Wait suffers a severe neuralgia attack. Sr E Robinson paints his barns. Fred Sackett of Litchfield visits. Maud Staley’s Dist No 1 term ends with Lyon Lake picnic. Mrs Melville Salter and son visit from Kansas. G W Cook’s runaway horse injures buggy on Main Street after boys on Snyder's hill spook it. West Eckford Sunday school holds Childrens Day June 19 at 10 30 am titled Pictures of Heroic Methodism. Sidney Tench fills in for absent pastor. Epworth League led by Geo Yinger. East Eckford Sunday School to observe June 26 with exercises. no Sunday school that day. Mrs J S Taylor on sick list. P J Peters attends Mascabee convention in Detroit. Riley Sanders visits Lansing. DeWitts Little Early Risers praised as a cure for constipation and biliousness.
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Kansas
J. Hinkle
G. W. Cook
Marshall
Snyder's Hill
Main Street
West Eckford
Caboo
Sidney ‘Tench
Eckford
Geo. Yinger
West Reckford
Yreschadl
East Eckford
J. S. Taylor
P. J. Peters
Detroit
Riley Sanders
Lansing
Fredonia News Notes and Local Visits
Misses Mary and Lillian Wells of Marshall spent a few days in Fredonia. Mrs. H. E. Barber was called to Coldwater on account of her mother’s illness. Mrs. George B Lenzy Wright rode a new wheel. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clark visited Tekonsha. Jobo Goodrich, once ill with pneumonia, is improving. Lyon Lake ladies set a strawberry festival at the Agur Blue residence. ten cent oats mentioned.
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Fuepowsi
Mary
Lillian Wells
Marshall
H. E. Barber
Coldwater
George Bar- Lenzy Wright
Dan
Wm. Clark
Tekonsha
Lash Pekay
O. B. Make
Jobo Goodrich
Lyon Lake
Ie Agiur
Baccalaureate Sermon and Village Excursion Highlights
June reports from Honen describe Rev H B Davis delivering the baccalaureate at the Presbyterian church, a crowd gathering for an excursion train parade, and a day of events including bicycle races, a tug of war, a balloon ascent, and speeches at the schoolhouse and church. Also notes on local graduations, a moved warehouse, and community notices.
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Honen
H. EB. Davis
Presbyterian Church
Ave
Iss
Aimee Barker
Dwight 2
Homer
A. Sgamila
W. J
Clayborné
Clayborna
John Hast
Sngs
Ist
Bert ‘Tillotsop
Roundtres
Davis
Coin
Bert Tillotson
M. D. Potter
Presbyterian
M. E
M. C
Standard Wil Co
John Tillotson
G. EB. Society
R. E. Goodrich
R. G. Smith
Don Mitchalk
Addie Ashley
Home Dressmaking Promises Easy Modern Fits
An ad touts the Ross Tailor System for home dressmaking, promising accurate drafting and cutting for women and children with mail or in-person instruction. It guarantees satisfaction and claims savings by doing one’s own sewing, citing 65 Beach Street Battle Creek Michigan as the address. Also includes a brief humorous note about a Luetgert mystery and a Pea Soup, Colorado anecdote involving a glass piece misidentified as a diamond from the Chicago meat market.
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Uga
Ross Tailor
Honnal
Tailor Byatem
Beach St. Battle
Creek, Mich
Denver
Farley
Luetgert
Chicago
Denver Times
Grain-O: A Grain Beverage That Replaces Coffee
An old advertisement promotes Grain-O as a non stimulating, nourishing drink that looks and tastes like coffee. It claims many people cannot drink coffee at night and urges readers to try Grain-O as a sleep friendly substitute. It highlights suitability for nervous persons, young people, and children and advises purchasing from a grocer.
For Sale Cheap Furniture and Repairs Offered
One mahogany frame sofa an otto man and several work stands are for sale. Furniture repairing chair caning and upholstering neatly and promptly done. igh sweet epponie stand pipe south door 39 43 A Koxasayey.
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A. Koxasayey
Oh, Mamma, Something is Biting Me
Child frets and nurses a sharp sting in the night as a worried mother seeks advice. Fragmentary text suggests a domestic scene with a child unsettled by an insect bite and a parent offering comfort.
The Sure La Grippe Cure Promises Relief
A patent remedy claims to cure a range of ailments from bodily pains to liver disorder and loss of appetite. Electric Bitters is advertised as the prompt, guaranteed treatment restoring energy and vitality. Available at A. O. Hyde's drug stores for 50 cents per bottle.
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Aule
A. O. Hyde
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