Calhoun Grange Holds August Meeting and Election
The Calhoun county agricultural Grange convened Monday morning with President Wm. Radford in the chair. Secretary F. Rawley read the minutes, and premiums were discussed along with unsettled dues. Officers for divisions and classes were elected, including L. Hubbard as superintendent of Division T and a large number of judges named for divisions from swine to grains. The meeting adjourned after planning new stalls, library work, and next fair arrangements for September 22.
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Calhoun County Agricultral Actnivty
I Grange Basinet
Wr. Radford
Pravione
F. Rawley
Peraone
Gow
Manuy
Wonlsay
Afernoon
Ausp. m
Hubbard
Warren “Frink
James Conley
Gov
R.mckay
Richard Conley
N. PF
Graham
Hiram ‘Rider
Hormes
Roh
T Gould
Waa Choaen Sdpatintendeot
Zeno Gould
Foster
J. L Harrie
Olasa
Milga Chapman
F. W. Dickey
Martin Raven
David Walkinghaw
Rosell Miller
A T. Wordworth
A. Minges
ED. Brown
Lewis Townsend
Joseph Beatley
Jamea Walkinshaw
W. Davia
Hamilton
Chas
Bentley
Miles Townsend
Abrams Hasbrouck
Thos
Kist
Miss. Chas
Atmore
Robsté Guald
H.T. Woolworth
D. Wailkieshaw
Radford
F. A
Rowley
J. B. Teownsend
T.W. Sprague
Adersty
Wm. B. Buckingham
Wm. Radford
F. A. Rowle
Interesting New Orleans Letter by C C Comstock Grandson
An 1885 letter from W. Eu Comstock of Kansas City describes a two week New Orleans visit including the Eads jetties, French quarter lodging, a tour of cemeteries along Lake Pontchartrain, and a barber of social and horticultural notes. The writer notes the city’s electric boulevard lighting, a meeting with Mr L A Gandman of Missouri and the Missouri horticultural exhibit, and mentions art and craft topics in contemporary periodicals.
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New Orleans
Dr. C. C. Comstock
W. EU Comstock
Kansas City
Father
Eads
Tate
Gulf
Ssukson
Philips
Kurt Jackson
Admiral Porter
Panbelier
French House, Formerly Owned and Occupied By A Prominent Policieman
U. & Conky
Garman
Mississippi River
Hanka
Lake Pontehartrain
Wenentre
Pontahartrain
Warshy
Beyenne
Hontile Fleetnap
Lake Pontchartrain
L A. Gandman
Misanuri
Ann Arbor
Minsoori Han
Gulf of Mexico
Special election for Calhoun register of deeds vacancy
Calhoun County Michigan board of supervisors calls a special election to fill the register of deeds post following the death of Earl Smith. The measure, approved after debate, sets the election date for 1888 and outlines notice and term details. Resolutions praise former official John Tompkins of Albion and provide sympathy to his family. A plan to install a $40 yearly telephone in the jail is approved.
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Board of Supervisors
Calkeita
State of Michigan
Calhoun
Register of Deeds
Hod Earl Smith
Aieh
Daniel, Tabor
Lee
Tabor
Joy
Elttca
O'Hara
John Tompkine
Albion
Waertas
John A. Tompkins
Board of
Auperviners
Providence
Avery
Sithaen
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Duke de Marny
American Water Color Society
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Deeda
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Title Board
Me. N. Cox
Battle Creek
Jeilata
Committee On Compensation
Lucher Batt
Te+ konsha
Commercial
Pat
Ed. Lewin
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Ufe
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Lewis
Emahaniy
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Haden
Washington Market
J. S&s Cox
Btate Street
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Thore
Schoch
Sander
Besley
Pumpa
Perm
Julius Engleman
R. Butler
Administrator's Sale
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