Michigan State News A scatter of odd Michigan items
An old quarrel ends in a sparring battle near Port Huron while a Detroit paper notes Saugatuck has too many dots. Michigan towns report shops closed for repairs and a Grand Rapids citizen trades with a locomotive. Reports cover schools, crops, railways profits, and unusual local incidents across the state.
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Port Huron
Michigan
Accitizen
Grand Rapida
Gladwin
Millar
Uttleburg
Detroit
Albion
Blacklord
Harbor Springs
Blackbird
State Normal
Ypsilan
State University
Ollal
American Trotting Association
Walled Lake
L. H. Bailey, Jr
State Agricultural College
Cornell University
Adrian Basness
Lansing Reform School
Alxty
Greenville
Adrian Hotel
Clark
Kalunwzoo County
East Saginawers
Crtisen
Frankfort
Jim Ashley
Ithaca
Chelsea
Saginaw Valley
Chicago
Grand Trunk
St Landing
Lansing milk factory scene and Michigan notices
A collage of rural and town items from Michigan reports. Farmers haul wood to Port Huron, a pedestrian club forms in Lansing, and June events hint at summer plans. Advertisers boast quick housekeeper gains, milk prices drop, car line to the agricultural college starts July 1, and various local curiosities unfold across Three Rivers, Grand Rapids, and nearby towns.
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Lansing
Port Huron
Three Rivers
Michigan Plonsers
Maple Rapids
Lake Michigan
Mosherville
Elkhart San
J. H. Webber
Aronson
Gladstone
Pavel
U. P
Ovid
State Agricultural College
Belleville
Tennesse
Theodore W. Haven
Battle Creek
Berlin
Germany
Kalamazoo
Calery
Chelsoa
Farwell
Shubert Yonker
Douglas
Montcalm County
Goguac Lake
Adrian Straw Works
White Will Not Play End of Big Four in Detroit
Detroit March 13 The Detroit Base Ball Club Big Four White Rowe Richardson and Brouthers are broken Deacon White has decided he cannot play again under Manager Watkins He claims nagging and spite forced the decision dating back to a Washington game two years ago when he was fined $100 for not moving to second White cites ongoing discord since then Incendiary fire at Marietta Ohio destroyed The Marietta Register building and damaged the offices of E R Alderman & Son Counterfeiters arrested in Pout Hunon Mich and Wallaceburg Ont holdings included counterfeit Canadian money and a counterfeit outfit
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Deacon
Detroit
Mich
White
Rowe
Richardson
Brouthers
Deacon White
Watkins
Washington
Community notes and upcoming events in Lea Center area
Late County News reports a quarterly M E church meeting at the Lea Center schoolhouse on March 17 and 18 with an extending protracted meeting starting March 19. I R A Wightmen will preside while Frank Lull and Miss Mary Finch visit, plus local business updates and plans for a blacksmith shop.
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Partello
Joseph Murray
Jamea Murray
M. E. Church
Lea Center
Frank Lull
Gilead, Branch Co
Mary Finch
Will Sellen
Berry Thomas
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Jake Huron
Marquette
Upper Peninsula
Eugene Todd
Genases County
Morgan & McKeever
Chippaws
John Burns
Jackson
Dons
George McCrary
Severa
Cal William B. McCreery
Smith
Mary Haltrop
Grandville
Hunon
M. Slocum
Miss Slocum
Pete Greenwood
Wallaseburg
Ont
Marietta
Ohio
Mallerra
Axa Ates
The
Marietta Register
E.R. Alderman & Ron
Lacie
Aigeen Seer
Pete Ia Sonal
S. Peters
I. S. Peters
Ramnuet
James
J. Cronin, Jr
Kimatroet
Marshall Avenue
Wiffen Waffens
Ano
P. O
O'Lara
Late County News
Thin Place
I. R. A. Wightmen
Misa Cartia
Eckford
Frank Boskirk
Hammond
Inn
Alf Doolitile
Theodore Cook
Mr. Cook
George Bickford
Bea Tohoo
Aru Hagas
Wednsaday
Jong
Ed Lewis
Hoe
John Butler
Bere
Bheninger Pinns
Wreere
Sernie Radley ‘& Page
Thornapple
Mary Lesley
Klorence Lesley
Kama Lesley
Anoab
Mary
Mary Lucy
Eee Eis
Fiorenca Lesley
Emma Lesley
Tanosh More
Hyde’s
Durham
BULLS
SAT
Duke OF
Marengo
Red Clous
Thorndale
Red Cloud
Duke of Oakland
North Britain
Lincoln
Clarence Wiley
Renee Albert
Oder
Mareingo
Ste
Lord Moreton
Withcole
Prince Albert
Bee Sey
Lacy. Meeks
Marshall
A. Miller
Marshall, Mich
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Rollinson
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W. H. Elston
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