Indian Convention Seeks Race Progress In 1906
The American Indian Association meeting in Columbus discusses future prospects for Native peoples. Delegates, many educated at Carlisle, push for citizenship and practical government aid, noting population growth despite past injustices and calls for better education and land rights. Morgan and milliner stories follow with social circle details and financial intrigues surrounding J. Fierpont Moretto and Ferman Tapper in New York society.
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Ted Ten
United States
Columbus
Archid
Carlisle
Appleton lieutenant charts tariff circles in reform paper
In Appleton Wisconsin Lieutenant John Strange, a paper manufacturer, issues a circular condemning Taft and La Follette in Republican tariff disputes. He criticizes trust control and warns against keeping tariffs high, while musing on political aims and public sentiment amid a chaotic policy debate.
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John Strange
Appleton
Wis
Fiat
Taft
la Fallette
Stesuce
Strange
The New York Post Dares and a California Education Issue
A garbled fragment cites The New York Post daring a California public school debate amid concerns about large student numbers and frequent strikes. It mentions 18,000,000 cents and hot boys, reflecting an unclear, mixed report on school conditions and past experiences with public education.
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New York Post
Club and social events volume in U and J Bridge Club
The Social Melange reports the U and J Bridge Club meeting with Mrs M J Gillette, a Friday reception for Mr and Mrs Ray Townsend, a box party hosted by Milas Beatrice Brewer for Mlesea Ruth Cook, Frances Brewster, Holly Murphy, and Leora Sawyer with chaperone Mrs C C Miller, and an Arbor Tea Shop post theatre junctoion. Opening ball at the Athelstan club on Thursday November 0 with a mist from 8 to 9 and dancing 8 to 3, guests cards from Mr W E Skinner. new entertain ment committee chair Megara Lorrie Lane, R P Roe, and Dr J H Rockwell appointed. Fischer's orchestra to play.
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Milas Beatrice
Mlesea Ruth’ Cook
Frances Brewster
Holly Murphy
Leora Sawyer
C. C. Miller
Bliss Brewer
Arbor
Athelstan
Laach Wil Re
W. E. Skinner
Skinner & Titns
Ches. la Fever
Advance Thresher Co
Megara Lorrie Lane
R .P. Roe
Battle Creek Social Roundup At The Post
Walter apéent Thursday in Battle Creek. Mrs A B Caborn and Master Jemas Caborn spent Sunday in Battle Creek. Hiar Francisco and Miss Hthel Phillips seen in Battle Creek. Mrs 0 Hevary and Miss Vide Vary guests near the city. Fred Bilogio from Battle Creek. Georges Brigden and George Markham visited friends in this city. The Misses Mable Ripper Fanny Porter and Marie Nonemat Wilkes attended The Heart of Springtime at the Post. Marie Reyer and Mrs Barry Head spent Wednesday in Albion. Ray Eldred and Mrs Te Re Mases in Battle Creek. Allon Mumaw in Battle Creek. Stuart won there. Mrs Frank Contingham spent yesterday in Tintie Creek. J Rentger on business to Battle Creek. Harold Miller to see The Heart of Springtime at the Post. Rev and Mrs A W Brown spent day in Battle Creek. Wra Merbert Holmes in Convis. Mr and Mrs Herbert Rolmee and Ida Graham to see The Heart Milas. Agnes Powell of Kalamazoo to spend Sunday here. Mrs Hal Leeler spent Wednesday in Battle Creek. Mire Thomas Kelleter of Battle Creek to spend Friday. Mrs B A Kelleher also noted.
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Walter
Jackson
P. Vary
Fred Bilogio
Hare
Battle Creek
Georges Brigden
George Markham
Waddesdey
Hoya
Mable Ripper
Fanny Porter
Marie Nonemat Wilkes
Marie Reyer
Barry Head
Albion
Ray Eldred
Battle Cresk
Te Re Mases
Detroit
Ann
Allon Mumaw
Dattie Creek
Stuart
Battie Creek
Frank Contingham
Tinttie Creek
J. Rentger
Battle Crank
Harold Miller
A. W. Brown
Battle Creak
Wra
Merbert Holmes
Convis
Herbert Rolmee
Ida Graham
Milas Agnea Powell
Kalamazoo
Hal Qeeler Apent
Mire
Thomas Kelleter
Malseteas Furniture Tip to Prevent Floor Scratches
A household tip suggests using old hat discs about the size of a quarter glued to the bottoms of chair and table legs with casters. This method prevents furniture from scratching polished floors and reduces strain on moving pieces.
Stray Stories fragment about friendly confidences
Johnny asks what his friend said in reply to a morning message. The friend smiles, glad to please him and says she was happy he could come, noting she feared he would not attend.
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Johnny
Gable Nelson Piano Ad at MT Gilwary's
广告 promotes the Gable Nelson piano praised by music artists and offered at a stated sale price at MT Gilwary's. The copy emphasizes quality and demand among musicians with emphasis on value and availability.
Bads and Bits From a Tiny Town
A rural column reports on local happenings led by Dad Henderson collecting his pension late, and Joe Peters trying to sell a trimmer. Hoke Peters worries about a bet and Snide Peters carves wood while Miss Molly Tucker suffers a corn problem. Mrs Martha Tucker hosts the Ladies Aid, and Donaldera eyes a bakery meal. neighbor Don Baker endures pain from stepping and stomach hurts. Get the want ad habit.
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Amir
Hoke
Hake
Molly
Tucker
Peters
Han Weatherby
Martha Tucker
Stockholders Meeting Call For Borough & Hiseleig Co.
Stockholders of the Borough and Hiseig company will hold a meeting at the company office on Wednesday October 25 1911 at 10 oclock a m. All stockholders are requested to be present. Ay MeTuarmidtt, Secretary.
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Ae Postofica
Borough & Hiseig Sy Company
Lo'odtock A. Ta
Sale closes Get. 14 at Mid Gullatt's
Auction notice for Cabla-Nelson Panag and other grand pianos. Ginter and MOF list high grade instruments. Bianos urges buyers to inspect beauty and quality before sale ends on the 14th. Limited opportunity to acquire premier equipment.
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Mid Gullatt
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Statesman Company
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Morgan Toy Sasistance
J. Fierpont
Uncle Joe An eRig
Saat
Rome
California
U. and J. Bridge Club
Mra M. J. Gillett
Othello Townsend
Mrs
Ray Townsend
Ghast. Boat Music CO
Gov. Main St
the Commercial Savings Bank
Marshall, Michigan
Sorosis
Bidsville
Ite
Mons
Dad Henderson
Hume Miller
Suaverilio
Amir Kine
Joe Te Hoke Peters
Borrow Hollow
Stockholders Meeting
Statesman
Evening Statesman
Bianos
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