Calhoun County Agricultural Society Plans Bold Fair Revival
Enthusiasm runs high at the Calhoun County Agricultural Society arrival meeting held at Stuart's Hall. The group outlines a revamp to lift the local fair to rival neighboring counties, with new committees, revised premium lists, and a school exhibit feature planned to attract broader participation and a county wide holiday for school day at the next fair.
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Calhounesnnty Agricultural Society
AL Stuart
Calhoun
Calhout
Olive Drg Baton
Jane andWilsdale
Fatra Ein Letence
Secrolirica
Qur County Aly
Reuben J. Emery
Agricultural Society
P. Iu
Gorham
Hampshires
Hay
L. L. Harsh
Burlington
T. J. Shipp
Mokford
BH. E. Hollond
Marshall
J. Wartman
C. L. Hogue
Albion
Wm. Radford
C.l. Hogue
Cummings
Mr. Sheap
Local notes and meetings amid stormy council items
A long list of community items includes committee work with the county school examiners to advance a dairy fair project, calls to tidy grounds, and a push to secure a dairy department display. Voting law changes are noted, plus local business, auctions, church services, and such civic updates as a new county atlas and a mothers meeting.
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Jacob Wartman
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Wartman
W. Brinsted
Tabertowix
Eingene BH. Dormer
Mattin Seabury
Burlington
John B. Southworth
Sonthworth-Faunton
Atristry
Mills
Galen Averys
N. A. Sh Orin
Presbyterian Church
Caldwater
County Atlas
Atlas Publishing Co
Fork Wayne
Tnd
Calhoun County
Claybornon High
Tierney
Co. Pringle
Virginia City
Pringla
Katha Was Inverted Was the Pub Ot Nua At Tihacnu, Mich., To Mrs. Mary 8. Porter
Mariners County
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Archiv Melidoy
Athens
Penpie
Victor
Gewis Williams
Joseph Kio
Tande Selemmer
Charles
Jacob Wilrick
Fredonia
Fish Lake
Yost
Do Elogk
Hiran Wilson
Coache
Wilrick
Atdollock
Byron H. Crane
Albion
Cass St
Bruce
Foater
A. Prior
Miss Peters
C. W. Bringted
Bird
Arbeiter
Monjo Burdette
Early Michigan prices revise in 1858 frontier notes
Newman Enos of Tokonsta recalls 1858 price spikes in scarce goods with pork at 50 per barrel, flour 37, butter 40 cents, wheat forty cents, corn fifteen to twenty, and oats twelve. Laborers paid with high living costs while staples stayed costly for years. local notices advertise land, residences, and services in Marshall Michigan and nearby towns.
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Didi
Ralchiacoo
United States
Alice
Seach
Ureraviada
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