Newton area notes and rail schedule items
Local bits report a colt death of Henry Schwarke’s animal and various social calls. Mrs Ora Shaw’s visits, Miss Louisa Hennatt’s return from Battle Creek sanitarium, and a visit by Paul Puff in Newton are noted amid community chatter. Rail schedules for Jackson to Detroit and Lansing are listed with limited and local car times, plus Detroit connections at Jackson. The Ladies Auxiliary meetup is announced for June 22 at Lee Lake, noting Leo Palmer’s birthday. A storm brings hail and wind, with damage to fences and a dredge boat sunk but raised for work to resume.
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Newton
Linus Wilken
Eaat LeRoy
Oak Grove
Mase Newton
Paul Puff
Battle Creek
Leal Lamoreaux
Nebraska
Clinton Spooner
A. Shaw
Harland Puff
Clark Cary
Blanchard
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Lee Lake
Bennett
Linus Wile
Fredonia
Linn
T Rees
Chas
Rirs. Shaw
G. Goodrich
Plumbing ad and community notes from Carverville period
Local notices recount plumbing service advertising by That'smy job and a long column of social notes from Carverville and surrounding areas. It mentions residents visiting relatives, new car purchases in Coldwater, a boy burned near a stove, several auto purchases, a baby born to Glen Greenfield, and many weekend visits among neighbors.
Local Farm Notes Span Weekend Visits And Losses
Ralph Shaw notes a $200 claim for three horses killed during a busy season as the group searched for horses Saturday. A convention basket lunch and dinner were planned Sunday. Four Towns residents Roy Wilson and his wife visited Banner Wilson at Clarendon. Mrs. Samuel Dickinson bought Floyd Jackson’s 40 acre farm, and Clara Taylor visited a friend.
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Henry Lindsey
Little Son
Lindsey
Mac Eldrea
Regal Motor Co
Detroit
Jas. Taylor
Peter Sweet
Clarendon
Fred Hinckley
Reno Automobile
Reed & Johnnon
Coldwater
August Klink
Chas. Whithabor
Familly
George Boylen
Will
Ervin Knickerbocker
Floyd Jackson
Haskell Doolittle
Hillsdale
Vermont
Ralph Shaw
A. Shaw
Fourtowns
Roy Wilson
Banner Wilson
Samuel Dickinson
Clara Taylor
Farms of United States Wealth Estimated in Livestock Value
A historical note estimates U S farms with all contents including livestock and improvements at about 30 007 000 000 dollars, projecting public confidence in life’s luxuries despite potential shortages of necessaries.
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United State
United States
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George DeMott
Louisa Hennatt
Zack Little
Jackson-Halama
Jackson
A. M
Albion
Lansing
Earl Brushardt
Grand Rapids
Stanton Farm
Hehming
Fie Wilson
Myrtle Wagoner, Sanday
R. E. Eldred Waa
Buffalo
Carverville
John
Wayne Henry
Terrace Hill
Carverville L. A. S
S. All
Jane Rhodes
Clara Mensenger
Bire
John Langridge
Sidney Chite
Ida van Arman
John R. Storrs
Battle
Crack
Opal Shults
Brookfield
Artie
Jessie
Harold Ruddock
Whittemore
Kosco County
James Murdock
Wesley Hammond
James Rudock
Herbert Wiliams
Claude Wiliams
Mary Kibler
Ida Wagoner
Standsons
Minor
Merrill van Arman
John Henry
Walter
Henry
Hazel Dickenson
Mollie van Arman
Bernice van Arman
Hazel Dickinson
Wm. Long
Howard
Scott Bally
Glen Greenfield
Mashville
Bath Firones
Oer Hale
S. Jefferson Sr
Graek
A. L. Stein
Gashmera Panis
Panis
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