Obscure Rotary Ad and Street Note With Local Mentions
A fragmentary notice describes a rotely styled advertisement and a post graduate embalming course at Olivet College. It mentions a residence on restate street between and morrow afternoon and references a two column reporter and local signa tional developments in a case. Nearby street shifts include Sycamore Mulberry and a David Waikingshaw fronting on Sycamore street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughoo
Oblongo College of Embalming
Ontin
Pepuhit
Maingutulbert
Baen
Sycamore and
Mulberry
Sycamore Strest
David Waikingshaw
Fragmented weather note with unclear details
A garbled OCR fragment mentions weather and stray phrases about peas and loyalty. The readable text lists no clear events, dates, or named entities to ground a full summary.
Water caution after typhoid cases in Kalamazoo river
State Health Board warns that at least two typhoid fever cases stemmed from drinking Kalamazoo river water. Do not use river water for cooking or drinking unless it is boiled first. Sewage discharge and riverbank towns raise risk, with reports of typhoid linked to bathe in streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Kalamazoo
Qpern Moune
Gardner
Calhoun
Branch
Yiald
Thera
Wantia
Gardner Ib
Caution urged on Catarth ointments and local notices
Readers warned against mercurial catarrh remedies and misleading drug claims. Local items recount train schedules, fare collections, a public venue celebration, community incidents, and an 1908 graduation with speeches, attire, and plans for Lyon Lake Fourth of July festivities.
Mains Bond Case Stirs Benjamins County Town
The case centered on Benjamin Morgan and John Mains in a town where bonds of 810,000 and 820,000 were signed amid dispute over property and influence. Morgan faced pressure to remain jailed until the September term while talks of relocation and repayment drew public attention. Local partners H W Cavanigh and Sheldon participated as bonds were posted, with relatives and supporters arguing both sides of the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mane
Maine
Lay
Ignada
Mains
John Malne
Mr. Mains
H. W. Cavanigh
Homer
Jaw- Pattner
Mise Sheldon
Battle Creek
Benjamin Morgan
John Mains
Maing
Morgan
Pate
Alde
Borges Son
Buffalo
A Mandsome Mook for no Pwo Cent Slemp
New publication by the D&O Line promotes an illustrated pamphlet with Hine engravings of summer resorts from Cleveland to Mackinac. It promises details on water transport and hotel rates, and offers mail-order access via A A. Schantz Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D&o
Tose
Sumer
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Mackinac
Upper
Lake
A. A. Schantz
G. P.A
Mich
Tasty gowns and fitting decisions in fashion debut
A disjointed text fragment hints at fashion fittings and gown choices. The prose implies a focus on appearance, with notes on trying on and fitting without refitting, within a system of accuracy and duty. Named entities or concrete facts are not clearly present in the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berta
Lockton Will Organize 85th Regiment Local Callup
The Lockton company formed from Harry and Haton counties and the eastern part of the county mobilizes near midweek. Captain Lockton and Lt. C C Fountain along with Lt. Guy Bonley will lead the unit to fill the 106 men limit with 25 to 30 extras ready for service. Surgeons will first examine volunteers at Hastings and Barry County, then Charlotte and Marshall to complete the roster. A partial list shows local men including Jeuk Kipp, Roy Seymour, J D Cushman, H Knox, Chas Tyler, and others who may be drafted or withdraw after examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockton
Harry
Haton
C. C. Fountain
Guy Bonley
Leutenant
Hastings
Barry County
Charlotte
Afl
Marshall
Hank Ki
Jeuk Kipp
Jenks
Roy Seymour
J.D. Cushman
W.j.clayborne
H. Knox
J. A. Heyser
Chas. Tyler
Coarehes Meet Led by DB W Moore At Evening Session
A local gathering of the Coarehes honoristian churen Bier will be led by DB W Moore. The meeting is set for this evening from 6:30 to 8:00 with plans and ideas discussed for the group’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DB. W. Moore
Bey
Grain-O promising coffee substitute marketed to families
An advertisement extols Grain-O as a tasty, nourishing drink to replace coffee. It claims to aid digestion, strengthen the nerves, and be suitable for children and adults. The copy promotes a low price and urges readers to buy before harvest.
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Hall's
F. J. Chansy.& Co
Toledo, O
Katamazon
Halamazoo
OCB
Girrorp, Ala
Marshal Beckwith
Raub
von Raub Ja
Van
J. Raub
Forsythe House
Marshall Avenue
Neodlat
Charles
Sam’ Bestél
James Atson
Reiley Anc
Rey
Baart
Monroé
Dussday
Ate Ray
Joos
Ohurdh
Bonney
Penninville
Harry Alay Petes
Tomy Élton
Sears Non
Templeton
Marshal Township
Green
Mansion
State Street
Eagle Street
Asa Townsend
Klondike
Kalamazod Bunday
Talpgraph Creek
Eays
Epring
Grand Rapids
Jonas Burrough
Mo Tayels
Ugey
Ptate
Geo. Wilno Saltotar
State Board of Education
the Statesman
Bush
Lyon Lake
Jay Exetdien
Wren
Faye Fu
Raereau
B.dih
Flore Bentley
Mariana Waltz
Theresa Fietchar
Mien
Mise Fletcher
Olinda
B. Holmes
Farawe
Bentley
Orang
Tiuch Enius
Jaune
Grantor
Mollie Peter
Herbert
Watson
Mary Ryan
Dalphis
Yannened
Kiev
Gy Washington Gard
Diatrict Nath EO
Ajor
Tartier
Cold
Gard
Renith
Colman
Col- Pheh
Junature
Coun
Gard- Stewart
Aopbell
Hiie
Gardnur Atouk
Morphy
Jongeent
Will. BE
A6th Regiment
Itous
Pete
ROYAL
Bosney
Han Iare
Akine Absolutely
Ldn Owned Co
New York
Hybe
East State
Washington Market
Beneft
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