Rural Michigan notes and events from Marshall area
A compiled list details locals such as J W Mead on sick list, John Philipps building a corn barn, Mr Roper installing a New Wobble windmill, Miss Ella Starks and May Marble visiting, Frank Meethey in Vicksburg for business, and many other brief items. It also covers a funeral notice for Dr Jas P Greves with Riverside society tributes and plans for a marble monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh WU
Mead
John Phiilips
Roper
Ella Starks
May Marble
Marshell
Frank Meethey
Vicksburg
Blake
Vince
Marshall
Pet
Union City
Dr. Greven
Riverside Daily Press
Jas
Po Greves
Baptist Church
Rosenthal
DL. Aldrich
Marcus Katz
Deare
Longfellow
Dany
Olivewood
Riverside
Earth
Garden
Paradise
Jos. P. Greves
Amyony
Uhetmull
Jas. Boyp
Jag. H. Roy
L. C. Tippere
Sessman's
Dr. King
Rorate Orber
Michigan
Calhoun
George Angeraull
Hollis Chaffin
John B. Chaffin
Thia Court
Marshall Statesman
George Ingersoll
Vintage quips and quibbles end a dinner debate
A collage of comic exchanges from 19th century papers features a housemaid, a bemused mother, a laid off clerk, a presumptuous suitor, and a cautious patriarch. The snippets reveal social manners and witty retorts across eras, highlighting class and domestic routines through brisk, satirical dialogue.
States excel in various commodities and royal news
A long list shows states leading in different crops and industries from cotton in Alabama and barley in California to shipbuilding in Maine and a note on Pennsylvania leading in several manufactures. It closes with European royalty and a Belgian king investing in the Congo, plus a royal visit and imperial serenades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Dakota
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Tinois
Iowa
Idaho
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
New Mexico
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Prince of Wales
Maud
Jack
Japan
William
Dresden
Prince George of Wales
Congo
Also Mentioned on This Page
YTO
Marshall Light Co
Mike
Gas Co
Main Pines
Amn
Farthe
Umelimay
Arthur &G. Fox, Sunt
Euler
Vila Ner, M
MelTmay Tf
Istwane
Soabmade
America
JAS S
Kink Ga
Loose’s Extract
Polossom
D.m
RED Clover CO
Detroit
Mich
Powel
Miles
Elston's
Tekonsha
J.C. Blake
John Born
HW. P. Aldeich
Callie Geisel
Wheeler
Tiaac Doolittle
Justin“ Haish
Tilladale
College
John Main
W.S. Herrick
Albion
H. Kerr
A. Wright
Centerville
M. E
Rev. Smith
Lester
A. A
Elting Hasbouck
Wray Howard
P. W. Strong
R. B. Strong
Iowor
C.3. Strong
Titmn Svares Mam
A. D. Eldred
Youngs Air Line BR. R
Bridget
Perlaceman
Texas Siftings
Jim
Grubbs & Stubbs
Beeton Courier
New York Weekly
Dee Fe T
Brewen
Dana Sie
Bright
Itis
EB. Parker
F. B. Brewer
Chicago Ave
Evanston
Nira
Areiter
Hernan Lanse
Turaday
Deremtiai
Milebe
NCTA
Infante and Invalides
Wells, Richardson & CO
Burlington, VT
Sisters of Charity
W. E. Ox Couner
Br.d
Josephia Foundling Asylum
Cincinnati
L. d. Flanders
Pnot
Difusible Taste Company
Sturgis
Powell's Drug Store
Ely
Soren
Schaea
Ely Withers
Warren St
Gwen
Cina
Belation
Torpidaher
Nereus’ Devitt
Beruia
Owew Belt CO
State St
Chicago
Michigan Farmer
Ibeons Brothers
Mice
Welington Johpson
Ennia
Register of Deeds
Calhoun County
Enly Thorain
Sail County
Thareau
Lee
Dany. Ames D
Heanger B. Wixson
Avsignee
Actt
State of
County of
Sarah C. Henry
A. Li
Lippingott
Mbar Sonal
Ubben Pupilus
Ea John Tinzer Bros
Lown
Judicial Circuit
Catnovs County
Barry County
Eaton County
Frank A. Hooker
Mancery
Pifth Judicial Circuit
Charles T. Gorhem
Michi Honan
John W. Foster
George A. Russell
Cousty
Therfiday Iten
John W. Foeter
Omaha
Willian D. Adams
John V. Foster
Thase
Witlin
Sfault
Bill Bayakenay
Aoditie
Benet
Willian J. Greee
Chancery
Miclan
Said
Beld
Protare
John Hyde
Reading
Libbie Gleason
Marshall Litesman
Ghorae Ingersoll
Calhounas
Fox
George Iagersoll
Frederek
A. Miller
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