Union Meeting of County Grange In Battle Creek Area
Pomond Grange and Creek and Bartella Granges plan joint session on Thursday October 14 with a full program. Pomona officers will host a large attendance. opening by Orwin Adams and papers on farm efficiency and righteousness. Special music, greetings from neighboring granges, and local transport arrangements noted. Millennial election of Pomona officers set for November 9 at Battle Creek Grange hall with With degree conferral and delegation to the state grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartella
Partelle
Sli Membra
Will Hemin
Orwin Adama
Fannie @Wilson
Waste Minges
F. J. Garratt
Wittdress corMally
Clough View
Memhare
Rice Creek Grange
Albion
Clare Manormid
Battle Creek
Chas T. Yoorhes
Pomons Grange
Neovember
Oakland Club Quits Lake For Island Excursion
The Dandaio God led about forty members on an outlying expedition by auto and wagon to Brea Iske In Live, with multiple vehicles. A Leaping banquet was served at the Freed cottage after a day of stories and songs. The club decided to use the Freed cottage for a country club, with thirty day option and funds likely to be raised to purchase the property for a desirable lake club home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brea Iske
Sitae benoGl
Polock
Joby Freed
Reward to Library Site Delayed by Board Decision
The board faced a long delay over a library site project. Elections saw FL Ae Siuert as president and W. Cook resigning as vice president while W. Debbie was elected keeping the leadership intact. A plan to purchase White property on Masniga and Madison streets was voted down due to limited funds, pushing construction two to three years out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gantrolheta & Morting
Cesmer Masniga
Madison Streets
Macissary
Electric Bitters credited by Pittsfield woman
Wasy things go to prove that it 's. The way thousands are trying hain others is proof. Among then is W. OW. Gould, of Pittsheld, MH. Pinchas good health ty tak ing Electric Bitters, she now advises other sufferers, everywhere, to take them. "For years I lngered with slompach and kidney trouble, she writes. "Being medicine I used fail ed till took eiectric Bitters. But this great remedy helped me wonder fuly" They'll help say woman pure the best tonic and finest fv ex tham. You'll see, $06 at J. W. Bradepaw's.
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W. OW. Gould
Pittsheld
Pinchas
J. W. Bradepaw
Death of Mrs Santry in Jackson City
Mrs Lina Greenhalgh Santry, 31, died at 4 pm at her home after typhoid fever. She leaves a sister Gertrude Greenhalgh and brother Joseph, plus four aunts. Funeral services will be held in East Moorefield with burial there. Her husband Wm Laftry of Rochester was a traveling salesman. The death occurred yesterday after her sisters and relatives rushed to her bedside.
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Lina Greenhalgh
Har
Hatap Tesla
Bigenifeld
Santry
Wieard
Éady
Bina -Gerthide Greenhmgh
My Raher
Mary Whalan
Tettolt
Lina Beck
Ms. Santry
Sanity ‘Eras
I A Jackson
Jane Vere
Imitea
Wm. Lafe Try
Rochester
Mer
S. A. Cronin
Gertrude Greenhalzh
Joseph Greenhalgh
Atlesman
AL. Walton
Mary Whalen
Ole Rit
Lina Bock
Detroit
American manners abroad during a royal audience
A distorted American voice recounts encounters in Westminster Abbey and St Peters, noting Americans asking to take chairs and print papers, women interrupting religious spaces, and a New York Sun report of two travelers recalling the pope procession. The piece mocks perceived American brusqueness and questions refined behavior abroad.
Waste of Time Plan With a Million Dollars
A fragmented note discusses how people imagine spending a hypothetical million dollars and its effect on happiness and health, suggesting even a healthy mind can be affected by imagined wealth.
Michigan Deathrate For August Low In 1936 Report
The August mortality rate for Michigan is described as low, with emphasis on infant deaths and epidemic prevention. The piece urges keeping schools warm and dry, reducing whooping cough and other epidemics, and reports health officers’ duties and reporting requirements to protect public health. It calls for community action to prevent pneumonia and other winter illnesses.
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Diario i
Ian
Xaeh
Househaliers
Fire Horse Replaced by Automobile Push in New York
New York officials move to replace horse-drawn fire apparatus with motorized engines. Plans call for 125 machines to be delivered by end of 1922, reducing horse teams, maintenance costs, and fire risk. Estimated cost per engine near 40,000 each, with rapid fleet modernization across the department underway.
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New York
Tagev
Walter
Mater Treks
Hoste
Sunday Service and Evening Concert at Saint Cecilia Club
Rev Hevdtia conducts duress by rove me wat service and prayer led by Rev 8 We Large with addresses by J T Allen and Fred Washburn at Renton Harbor. Saint Cecelia club hosts a four hour movie service and evening program featuring Prof Mark Balgey Kalamazoo College and a one hour song service.
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Sone
Hevdtia
Dbs Allen Ot “ Apyrenoon
Aste
Rome
We Large
Odo Henatts
Tir
Fred Washburn
Renton Harbor
Deviy
Saint Cecelia Club of
Aition
Dollege
Prots i
Z. Gouine
J. T. Allen
Fred Washburs
D. B. Alen
Sundey
Saint Cecalla Club
d—Attless
Mark Balgey
Kalamazoo College
Defective Standards May Cause Delay in Lighting Upgrade
Thirty-one standards for the new street lighting arrived late afternoon at the station and will delay erecting the system. Posts include some defective items and rough castings. electric commissioners face questions and may replace faulty pieces. A thorough investigation will determine if further delays occur as the project proceeds.
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Che
O Station
Punt
Punt By Reason of Ther Arte Cnatiig
Torin
Gowe
Rick Henauds
Board of Electric Light Ram
Ming
der Jay
Pew
Commissioners
Beware fake book agent misleads Calhoun teachers
A dubious salesperson circulates deceiving claims about school approvals and insists he can supply books via endorsements. Authorities warn instructors that the man is not authorized by the county commissioner, any school board, or any district institution. A threat of unrelated medical “cures” appears in the same notice.
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Calhoun County
Borat
Ieee
County officers names and committees listed in Calhoun notes
County board sessions detail standing committees led by Doolittle and Kilmer with names including Craver, Ashley, Manby and Wildey. Reports cover jail crowding and drainage issues, proposed county road question to voters, and a call for a jail expansion. Tax questions and budget items dominate the near-term agenda.
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Crunchy
Jumott
Culver
Albion
City
John Cotter
Battle Grask
Reinh Doolittte
Reuben
Drinkwater
Holler
Ttatoh Ershine
Battle Creew
AL Kimpronsy
Albin City
Jem Bidred
Teronstai
Antone Egelér
Marshall City
Genres Fuller
Battle Creek
Dy Fahey
Mershall
Battle Creek City
Tarditon
Homer
Houch
Marshal Ei
Pares Front
Leroy Thanigs Hunt
Hattle Creek City
Cs A. Leonard
Athion City
John Tindaumr
Lewis
Bedford
Predertele Kats
Fredonia
Chas
Kilmer
L. Munroe
Clarence
V. Manby
Hert
Burton Hunt
W. FT. Amston
F. & Spa
Strane
Clark Wildey
WH. Walkinehaw
Fal
J. Binur
Fico
T. Pulter
Armes
J. C. Cragty
Ashley
Tohn Manby
J. W. Culver
A. Warnop
Mgntellaneous
Tobn
Marshall Company C wins drill contest prize
Marshall Company C of the Mac cabees won first prize of 60 dollars in the Hillsdale drill contest yesterday. Sixteen members plus Captain Rorer represented the Stareball team. Ann Arbor’s Company G took second prize of 40 dollars and Albion claimed third.
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Marshall Company C
The
Maccabees
Hillsdale Yair
Co. C
Maratian
Co. FE
Albion
Att Arbor
Ann Arbor
Cantain Rorer
Rede
Rorer
Kas
Trial Testimony in Patterson Case Reveals Blame Claims
Court proceedings with Attorney Gite challenging the victim’s role in the tragedy. Witnesses include Tobin, Latla, and others describing car events near Morgan Park, Reagan and Table boys, and Patterson’s alleged actions after the collision. Prosecutors note potential witness background and defense motions. Jurors adjourned weekend after testimony concluded.
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Tobin
Patterson
Oltidauel
Defansi
Redyon
Antomobile
Caleomey
Watt
Cork
Pattarean
Réagan
Brinking
Tohin Bey
Kirschman Whale
Berk
Worning
Fragmented tale hints at blocked visit and rising emotion
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a youth unable to visit a person or patent holder, one speaker reacts with distress and a “there is an end” note. The scene conveys frustration, interruption, and the escalation of agitation in a brief, unclear exchange.
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Union Meeting OF
County Grange
Oakland Club
Lake
Sac Death OF
Mars, Wm, Santry
Harvard
Westminster
Abbey
Ourlat
Aneericay
Tome
Ranta Seaig
Pievole
Valley of the Arse
Monastry
Joud
Urem
Artuailly
Aiates
Stong
Max
Burdock
Michigan
Cleveland
Court House
Gugawe
Chnstaylit
Csesey & Te
Guy Clee
Toledo
Améiiit
Léanora
Casa
H.H. Milles
Bob. Gers Reitel
Miner
Wis
Puller
Pennfield
Tabie and Mate & Appeal
Puffer
County Unib
Wil ‘ Hows
Eegepindy
Daftar
Prasecutor Ipoman
Huft
Marshall Township
Trang
Fred Katz
F. Rough
Fred [Katz
Wiltey
Soldiers
Drinkywater
Eldred
C. H.clare
Fred Kate
C. E. Wildey
Andrew Emsmers
F. J. Strong
B- H. Potter
Chas. Giles
J. E. O'Hara
Leonard Monroe
Drye
Ciate
Souls Beary
Culona County
Dean
Marshall
Bede
New Soream
Tecome
Los Angeles
Diardar
Batisfigek
Coldwater
Waion City
Athens
Thera
Gite
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