County News Snatches From Michigan Village Notes
County news item listing local moves and events across Michigan villages. Mentions Mieco Creahl Racket Prom war Cin Corretpendone Geo Carver and family planning a move to Adrione Ki Ry Slayton returning to his farm. Reports deaths, weddings, church notices, town elections, and school terms with multiple named locals and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Carver
Adrione Ki
Ry Slayton
Harry Adamua
Cora Chawberlain
Mra
Onbrauier
Tyarclay
Ia Unele
Ann Arbor
Wau. Harwood
Detroit
Brutier Hirau
Local notes on losses, weddings, and village life
Fragmented local notes report the loss of a valuable horse on the 9th due to a likely fatal flare of flatulent gout and kidney inflammation. Marriages include James R. Vangerson and Minn Mary Bagerew on Feb 20 at the Methodist parsonage. Several social events, illnesses, school news, and community updates follow, including band activity, house building plans, debates, and a death notice for Cicero G. Hayden aged 61 from inflam mation of the lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Parsonage
J Hilla
James R. Vangerson
Lee
Minn Mary Bagerew
Marengo
Albion local notes and business prosperity report
Albion community updates include Albies Atoms recognition and a record of one vacant store. The Recorder issued a supplement and Progressive October plans remain unsettled. J A Ball Ban sold his photograph gallery to J A Ninn a Red Cross commandery formed in Albion Ezra Barnes aged seventy one died last week Gale Manufacturing reports strong business conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A. Ball Ban
J. A. Ninn
Order of the Red Cross
Albion
Exra Barnes
Gale Manufacturing Company
Report Business Ag
Ed Clark to retire from Commercial hotel management April
Local notices report Ed Clark leaving the Commercial hotel around April 15 after long service. Community groups plan monthly gospel events, and a village lamb shipment to Buffalo weighed 16,957 pounds, averaging 89 pounds per animal. A faculty student group plans a teachers association for benefits to educators and prospective teachers. A farmer’s hearse fire destroyed the vehicle near Allen, Hillsdale county, with contents saved. $100 Republican. Orville Peabody and Clare Gaie wed in Allen with notable attendance. In Chicago race action, Gale beat Erhart and Johnson, with Erhart fallen. Gale later withdrew due to illness. Tremper adds a large collection of Lake Superior stone relics, including mound-builder artifacts, enhancing Michigan’s historical displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Clark
Commercial
W. 0
YM. G. A
Union Gospel
Buffalo
J. W. Stone
Allen
Hillsdale County
Dr. Stone
Chia Place
Miscellany of Quirks and Oddities From Around Towns
An assortment of brief items notes United States sugar payments abroad and a Pittsburgh pedlar with 100 customers, a St Paul tailor suing a county officer, and jotted quips on fashion, industry, and language. It cites Italy’s opera opening, Italian workers near Saratoga, and a humorous lip reading example, plus a Beaumont pistol fire alert and a Madison Avenue car incident involving a cross street dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
Amanim
Cmd
London Standards Dispatch
Paris
Saratoga
Troy Times
N.Y
Sut
England
Texas
Beaumont Enterprise
Madison Avenue Rine
Fourteenth Street
Fragmentary Historic Note Says Lady Reprimand
A fragment from an old Star newspaper describes a car stop and a bystander remark about a machine interruption. The readable line hints at a quiet entrance and a suggestive rebuke toward avoiding such actions toward a lady.
The Hairpin as Symbol of the Great American Girl
A satirical piece extols a hairpin as the emblem of female cleverness and resourcefulness. It lauds how a woman uses a hairpin for tasks from opening envelopes to securing windows, pinning up posts, and even signaling social power, contrasted with common male tool use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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J. Thorn
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W. R
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Georg Post
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Hattie Murray
Tire
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Annie Kirby
Ice
Misa May Green
Chen Lain
Cordelia Dulph
Alice Champion
Cive Juckett
Myre
Marcella Bort
Emory Darrow
East Eckford
Geo H. Sanders
F. B. Hamilton
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Geo Pease
Fiet Lusk
Charles Wilson
Horn
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Walspcent
Johana
F Starks
A. N. Sanders
Weas
Echterd Eples
Decker
John Sutherland
Linus Hamilton
Willin Maynard
Mary Wider
Chicago
J. S. Hibkle
Kukford
Wim
McPherson
Samuel Miller
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Mary Strong
W. Dean
Gen. Hoffman
Toledo
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Tekoosha
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Tredupia
Cicero G. Hayden
Nemder
The
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A. M
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Recorder
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Portland
Eame
Barrett & Co
State Street
Thos. Rollinson
Administrator's Sale
Devereux
TL. Cronin
N. Devereux
Grocries At
Lewis’ Cash Store
Schoch
Grocer
Sander
Resiyz
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Washington Market
duLlws Engleman
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