Foreclosure suits and pearl industry venture in Michigan
Foreclosure suits were filed in Saint Joseph with Ohio Paper Co. seeking 163,060.09 and Niles Paper Mill Co. seeking 10,731 on mortgages from 1846. Grand Rapids financiers plan to develop pearl fishing in southern Michigan, hiring hundreds to gather shells containing pearls. Grand Rapids library receives 400 to 500 volumes from the late George E. Panilind.
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Funds For The School Apportionment Reported In Detail
An auditor notes the twenty fifth apportionment of the Prima school funds across counties. The document lists per county shares, with names and figures showing per capita rates and total allocations, highlighting disparities and compliance with statutes.
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Westford county faces russet threats and rail power plans
Local notes report a cement factory for Coldwater and a sugar beet stock drive at Hay City. Westford farmers battle Russian thistle, Fred Wallace grows chicory at eight dollars a ton, and Detroit Tueda & Milwaukee shops in Marshall to be electrified. A Van Doren election gave 1505 votes for food prohibition. A tree felling accident near Ferland injures a worker, while Alaska letters recount harsh realities with dead horses. The Marslidh mill is refurbished and set to reopen in ten days as electric railway surveys near completion.
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Fishing Laws Upheld By Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court upheld fishing regulations after commercial osters challenged enforcement of water prohibitions. Circuit Judge Corbett issued an injunction, delaying state rules while the suit proceeded, but the court affirmed the legality of the measures and the wardens’ authority to enforce them.
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Big Deal in Pine and Inland Notes
Prominent local and national items mix with scattered notices. Reports mention unrest and seizures in unrelated lines, with Detroit and Lansing briefs covering bank dividends, a mandamus hearing, and a miners strike. University of Michigan beats Minnesota 14 to 0 in Detroit. Former bank issues, wages, and labor topics appear amid noisy, fragmentary text.
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Woman Injured In Sidewalk Fall During City Suit
An Ohio girl sustained a severe leg injury after tripping on a faulty sidewalk while returning home. The incident is tied to a city lawsuit seeking damages of 820 dagnieres. The trial featured debate over whether the injured leg should be shown to the jury to gauge its severity.
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Belief in suffocation sect linked to fatal ritual in Russia
Distorted reports describe a Russian sect in Timoprol and Kiaaan province promoting death by gutta satation as a path to heaven. Newspapers claim adherents plan self harm or coercive acts, while another item notes beatings tied to reform efforts and fatal incidents amid unrest.
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Insect Borer Behavior Noted At New World Melon Feast
Describes study of a wood boring insect in trees with the female laying eggs in bored holes sealed with pulp while males guard the entrance. Mentions the species guarding the bore and grub-hunting predators. Also reports Rocky Ford California melon feast with 12,000 watermelons provided.
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Four Bears Attack Campbell’s Creek Hunter in WV Mountains
Wilbur Jarrett of Campbell’s Creek West Virginia, camping with locals near Tell Creek headwaters, fends off four bears in a dramatic close encounter. He narrowly survives after loading his double barreled shotgun and retreating to safety as the bears pursue.
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Reckless Bridge Daredevil Crossing Over Queen & Crescent Line
A young woman crossed a 1,161 foot single track railroad bridge over the Kentucky river without permission using no side railings. With only six inch wide ties as a floor she faced a near 300 foot drop and the risk of a passing train. Her bold stunt occurred on the Queen & Crescent route with hourly trains, and she had no knowledge of schedules.
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