Union Meeting at County Grange Seeks Strong Attendance
The Pomona and Rice Creek Granges announce a Union Meeting on Thursday October 12 at the Creek venue with 10:30 am opening and 1:30 pm open session. Orwin Adams Pomona Master will speak on The Value of a Grange to the Community, plus papers and civic topics.
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Numabors
Confarucoe
Nance
Mos Creek
Itis
Pomona
Orwin Adams
Atrena
Yaoso
Internehan
Wme
Trough View
Rice Creek Grange
Pairodi
Aifion
Cis
Clara Wockermid
Battle Creek
Chas. T. Voor
Oakdale Club Buys Lake Cottage for New Country Club
The Oakdale club held a matche study expedition to Lake Oakland with about forty members in wagons and other vehicles. They attended a banquet at Freed cottage, enjoyed stories and songs, and decided to buy the property for a country club with a thirty day option.
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Oakdale Club
Terrace Lake
As & Muntry Club
Johu
Library site delay probable as board holds meeting
The library board elected F A Sund president and W H Cook as vice president after resignations. No site decision was reached with talks of purchasing the White Mansion property rejected. A board member warned that funds are insufficient to buy a site now, delaying construction for two to three years until more money is raised.
World Growing Better Through Charity Efforts
Mrs W W Gould of Pittsfield New Hampshire credits Cedric Bitters with curing long standing stomach and kidney trouble after other medicines failed. She urges other sufferers to try Cedric Bitters as a reliable tonic and remedy. Readekay appears as a local advertiser in the note.
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W. W. Gould
Pittsfield
N.hs
Death of Mrs. Wm Santry in East Bloomfield
Mrs. Wm Santry formerly Miss Ling Greenhalgh of this city died Friday afternoon at the home of her sister in East Bloomfield New York after a bout with typhoid fever. She was 31, married four years ago to Rochester traveler William Santry. Funeral services will be held in East Bloomfield with interment there.
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Wm, Santry
Ling Greenhaigh
East Bloonfeld
N. Y
Santry
Bliss Gertrude Greenhalgh
Mo Rahten
Mary Whaten
Detroit
Lina Beck
Jackson
He City
Rochester
Gertrude, Greenhalgh
Joseph Greenhalgh
Falso
Morys Whelen
Ollie Bun
Lina. Bock
East Bloomfield
Harvard
Westminster Abbey
Rome
Santa Scala
Fiesole
The
Arno
Monastry
Moissure
New York Sun
St. Peters
Eester
Board‘of Sun-Corinors
A. Leonard
County Building Committee
Court House
Puffer
Pennfield
Galhoun County
Marad
Whlsme
Puffar
Bear Creek
Keree- Ton
Tar
Hall
Marshall Township
Marshall
American Bad Manners at European Monuments
A critical column recounts multiple American tour incidents abroad showing rude behavior at Westminster Abbey Rome and Florence. It contrasts boastful action with European expectations and laments Americans who boast rather than show common courtesy.
En Tipidee Riddle and Erratic Dialogue
Fragmentary text shows a dialogue about En Tipidee and times asked by a relative named Mule. A young man with berve responds as other lines drift into nonsensical phrases about a mule, a Realthy man, and a hypothetical million dollars with garbled names and health references.
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Berve
Biers
Michigan August death rate shows notable decline
Michigan records an August death rate of 12 per thousand, down from 15.9, with infant diarrhoeal deaths dropping from 1510 in August 1909 to 338 in August 1911. Officials urge continued vigilance to prevent epidemics and protect public health, stressing reporting requirements and preventive care for children.
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Michigan
Fire Horse Passes to Be Replaced by Motor Fire Engines
New York plans replace horses with motor fire engines at a cost of about 3 million dollars by 1932. Commissioner Johnson predicts one third of horses eliminated, with 125 more machines planned and high speed scouts to accelerate response. Maintenance drops to about 25 percent, and the department shifts to motorized units across the city.
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New York
Johnson
Wilcome
Neucleus
County Sunday School Convention Program Preview
The 26th annual Calhoun County Sunday school convention meets at First Methodist Episcopal Church Marshall on Friday October 20 2911 Activities include devotions addresses by Rev A Watson Brown and Rev S W Large reports and business sessions Rural Work by Fred Washburn Children hour and Saint Cecelia club music from Albion College Prof H W Corrie short addresses by D B Allen and Fred Washburn broader outlook on Sunday School Work by BD Allen and an evening program with songs and a Kalamazoo College address by Prof Mark Batley
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Calhoun County
First
Methodist Episcopal Cuurch
Marshall
Saint Cecelia Club
Ona
Aiteas
Mark Batley
Kalamazoo College
Calhoun County Supervisors Hold Jail Session
The Calhoun county Board of Supervisors met for the annual jail session led by Chairman Ralph Doolittle. They set committee appointments, discussed jail crowding and recommend adding to the jail, and planned state tax apportionment reviews and upcoming measures for county roads and drains.
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Calhoun County
Board of Supervisors
Ralph Doolittle
Clarendon
Q.j.ashley
Battle Creek City
Juttue E. Crosby
Emmett
Culver
Albion City
Tohn Cotter
Ralph Doolittte
Reuben Drinkwater
Homer
Ralph
Battle Creek
Albion Clay
Sohn Unudaner
Battle Creet
Ony
C. W. Lewis
Eckfor
Frederick Katz
Fredonia
Chag
Kilmer
Albion
Munrage
Clarence
John H. Manby
Bedford
Bert Milbourne
Lee
J. K. O'Hara
Sheridan
Charles Gillis
Battle Creete
E. H
Gatile
Deotittle
Z. H. Puffer
C. WF. Lewis
F. W. Culver
G. I.ashley
E. H. Simmons
Buster Hunt
W. Ot. Hamilton
F. 8. Smith
F.E. Strong
Clark Wilder
J. B. Walkinshaw
J. T. Faber
J. O'Hara
Geo. T. Fuller
Fred Katz
C. Creehy
G. J. Ashley
John Manby
W. Culver
B. A. Warsop
C. W W. Lewis
O. Held
Thomas Zalinsky
Terry Schwark
John Lindauer
J. Fuller
R. E. Eldred
James ¥. Ashey
Deer — FE
Simmons
Leonard Munroe
Thos
I. S. Hall Ches. Kilmer
James BE. Walkinshaw
Clark
Wildey Burton Runt
Relph
Erskine
A. Léonard
J. K. O'ffara
Ple Smith
F. Hough
Wred Katz
E. F. Hough
Fred Bate
C. E. Wilder
Olate
Coas
Filmer
C. G. Wildey
Andrew Emons
F. FR. Strong
E. H. Puffer
Chas. Gilles
J. K O'Hara
Leonard Munros
Tueedar
Heart
Dail
Drys
Afr
Cilre
Saulsbury
Tuenday
Defective Standards Delay State Street Light Posts
Thirty two standards for the new State street lights arrived at BL Q station late yesterday. Several posts are defective with warped casts or rough surfaces and some are not round. The electric light commissioners will inspect castings this afternoon and replace any truly defective parts to avoid further delays.
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Electric Commission
Board of Electric Light Commissioners
Fake book agent challenged by Calhoun teachers
Calhoun county teachers report a book agent using fake means to sell books claimed to be endorsed by the county school commissioner and boards. The agent is described as a smooth talker with convincing references, but not authorized by any official body.
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Calhoun County
Isleyman
Fragmented medical notice and dubious remedies cited
A garbled OCR passage discusses a fall section and claims about medical treatments. It mentions a list of firms and remedies, asserting effects on lime bind and recess surfaces, with references to consultants and various names and addresses in a scattered, uncertain manner.
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Ensil Lastga
Scisera
Bali
Cheney & Co
Tal Ghia
Cwsney
Marshall Team Wins Prize in Farm Fair Drilling Contest
Marshall Company G wins first prize of 60 dollars in a drill competition at the Fallsdale fair as six companies enter. Ann Arbor and Albion take second and third with 50 and 40 dollars. Captain Rover leads sixteen Marshall members praised by Mrs. McAllister. local gossip mentions Palmistry studies and a NY social guest declining salon services.
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The
Maccabees
Fillsdale
Co. C
Marshail
Albion
Company G
Ann Arbor
Rover
Marshall
New Electric Railroad Aims Battle Creek to Coldwater
A proposed electric railroad plans a direct line between Coldwater and Battle Creek. It would bypass the older steam route and may pass near or through Athens Unton City Joppa Sonoma and Athens area. The line runs parallel to the Michigan Central and is to be built along a private path controlled by the company.
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Battle Creex
Coldwater
Igilowi
Gass
Athens
Pes
Golgi Water
Battle Creek
Ghos
Eset Leroy
Joppa
Sonoma
Com
Patterson Manslaughter Case Trial Opens
John R. Patterson of Union City, superintendent of Peerise Portland Cement, faces manslaughter charges over the death of 16 year old Raymond Reagan. Prosecution witnesses include Tobin and Latta who testified Patterson yelled as the accident occurred. Defense hints at contributory negligence by the victim as Patterson’s attorney seeks to have him discharged.
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John R. Patterson
Union City
Peeriise Portland Cement
Raymond Reagan
Royd Sinster
John
Hy Reagan
Grand Trunk
Duntee Davis
Jake
Joan
B. J. Open
Patterson
Owen
Carter
Tobin
Reagan
Olen Weila
Tobindor
Kirsehwan
RL Lond Anid
Bohtiam Latta
Morean Park
Heésata
Mr. Patterson
English Gentleman Injured Thumb In Horse Accident
A narrative describes an English gentleman who fell from a horse injuring his thumb. His pain increased and a surgeon was summoned. A coal miner sent his son to visit the Englishman and the boy later reports learning the main reason for the visit. The tale ends with a remark from the observer about sense and a prompt to end the matter.
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Mas
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County Grange
Oakland Club
Lake
Dave
Ats AL
Burdisk
Hailie
Cleveland
County Sunday School Convention
A Watson Brown
Ailen
Three Oaks
Iece
Angaily
Ecome
Petron At & Los Anneles
Leaies & Sents Styles
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