The Pyramid Pile Cure Promised Safe Relief From Piles
A lengthy ad touts the Pyramid Pile Cure as a non narcotic safe remedy for all forms of piles. It cites several testimonials from patients in Ohio Kansas Iowa and Indiana and states the cure is available from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan with prices 50 cents and 1.00 per package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livoreia Fig
RUT 'Co
California Fig Syrup CO
BAN Framoteco
Cal
Xouieville, EY
New York
Driggisia
Columbus
Ohio
J .W. Meagan
Leonardville
Kan
Es Jamerson
Dubuque
Iowa
A.C. Hinkly
Mississippi
St. Widianinoptis
Ind
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Barley Wins
About 260000 gallons of artificial wine are made yearly in a Hamburg factory. German doctors endorse the product for hospital use. Burdock Blood Sarsaparilla is touted to regulate the stomach naturally and quickly, preventing constipation and aiding digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Germany
The Earth Grows Stouter By Cosmic Dust
The earth is said to be growing sturdier and more irregular each year by about 10,000 tons. This added matter comes from countless tiny meteors or shooting stars continually striking the planet's surface.
Michigan Legislature to Adjourn by June 24
Special correspondence reports the Michigan legislature will adjourn Saturday June 24 after Friday noon. The week saw fixed tax on express, telephone and telegraph companies at three percent, a two percent reduction from prior, and a veto by Gov. Pingree on a mining consolidation bill. Additional items include a butter substitute labeling law, mining corporation notices, and debates over soldiers’ extra pay and medical registration. Governor named new members to state boards, including barbers license, library, and forestry commissions.
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Bille
Michigan
Pingree
Heelee
House
Conference Committee
Senate
Senate Fish,and Game Committee
Senate Affairs Committee
Gustin Commerce Bil
Pingreé
Board of Examiners
Charles Rieger
Detroit
R. Mi Filmore
Lansing
John Wesley “Vaugho
Niles
Library Commission
D. D. Aitken
Flint
Cyrus G. Luce
Coldwater
T. P. Hall
Grosse Pointe
Haecaantre
C. W. Garfield
Grand Rapids
Arthur Hl
Peainer
Crop conditions report shows varied yields this year
The report notes a steady decline in some crops over years with still strong prospects for fruits other than peaches and pears. Beets storage across 172 townships totals 10,528 fores and canker worms have damaged over five percent of state orchards, while sugar beet seed rotted in many localities.
Decline of Fottawatomie land deal at Hartford
The Fottawatomies meeting in Hartford ended without agreement with Chicago interests. Lawyer Smith of Washington urged a deed to clear title and a future land grant south of Chicago, promising Washington support and a large payout, but the Indians refused. A seven member committee led by Joe Cush away was appointed to pursue their claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Fottawatomies
Hartford
Chicago
Smith
Washington
Census Supervisors Named in Michigan List
Senator McMillan released the official census supervisors for Michigan with many already public. The roster covers districts from Detroit to Newaygo, listing names such as Flavious L. Brooke and Festus R. Metcalf, among others, with details of districts and hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Washington, D. C
McMillan Attio
Flavious L. Brooke
Detroit
Festus R. Metcalf
Adrian
Charlies H. Gurney
Hilledale
Benjamin C. Wing
Orangeville
Barry County
Firth
Ethel M. Allen
Ionia
Hixth
Elbert V. Chilvon
Lanning
George#. Brown
Port Huron
Ottoli
Sprague
Ovosdathe Saares Fe
Hart Wepter
Jae Tuwas
Charles R
Durided post office and Muskegon mill plans
The excerpt notes a post office established at Durided in a mixed local context. It mentions a large paper plant proposed at Muskegon with a $300,000 cost, various drownings in Michigan including near Lansing and Kalmazoo river, heavy lumber demand, lightning strikes destroying May wrecks in Berrien county, and multiple local incidents. It cites state events and officials, including insurance tax actions, a new college chair at Rochester, and donations for a park by Martin A Byergon in Grand Rapids named Antoine Campau Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durided
Lotta Touraty
Muskegon
George Madden
Lansing
Finday
Saginaw
Harry Smith
Douglas
Kalamazoo
Berrien County
Warren, Wright
Harbor
St. Louisa
Sete Committee
Soldiers’ Home
William Zah
Caledonia
Kent County
Kalamazoo County
Berts
Luce
Bpring Lake
Industrial School For Boys
Wayne County
Willow
Hugh Fred
Wenona Beach
Bay City
George Belgrove
Maniste
Shiawasnes
Owosso
House
Senate
Opcar, Johnson
John Jill
Grand’ Marais
Yaarda
Superior
Paw Paw Lake
Watervliet Paper Mill Company
Campbell
Michigan
A. A. Campbell
Ann Arbor
College At Rochester, Inc
Michigan University
David Mills Vanzile
Philip T. Vanzile
Detroit
Wottersville
New Jersey
Charlotte
Pottersville
McKinley
Sault Ste. Marie
Martin A. Byergon
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Firet Ward
Antoine Campau
Campau
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TWILL
Gov
Fess Mit Mining Conmipanies
Comante
Mhicago
Seaton
New Ralrord
Menominee
Alger
Boston
Grandmere
Quebec
Grand Marais
Lumber Mills
S Zo
Duluth
Hia Lumber
Junge
Lyman Putman
Cambria Township
Mich
Wale Torkel
Steel
Poon Nd
Marquette
Frederick Fis
Rome
Ver- Laas
vis + Business
G.W. Mansfeld
Forrar Strait
George Lilley
Marshall
Ley
Ros
Jane Depew
Char
Milo Gempbe
Grand Ledge
William Lee
Laingsburg
A. DeWitt
Grand Lodge
Sarah Hurt
Aloger
Horatio Nejann
Lee
Wm &Mith
Mareogo
Ana Thorp
Marengo
Frank Smith
Berrard Bborpateen
Maryball
Cancer Pear
J. Martin
Nichols-Shepard
Tanes
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