The Good Old Days and The Man and The Farm
A late 19th or early 20th century newspaper page discusses farming as a noble, stable vocation and the farmer’s high-minded gifts. It contrasts old generals and modern leaders, notes nostalgia for youth, and lightly mocks political and aviation topics of the era. The piece blends essays on farming and public life with social commentary.
Social Melange and party notes at Battle Creek event list
A social roundup highlights informal sea party hosted by Mrs Murray Bentley in honor of Mrs Harold Bracks. Other events include a Post theatre outing for Love Tales of Hoff man, Beatrice Heckwith entertaining a tea for Miss Sarah Giberson, plus aCooking Club harvest supper planned with red and yellow decor and a guest list featuring Dwight Dickey Murray Beasts Harold Brooks Frank Moses and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Bentley
Harolold Bracks
J. M. Redfeld
P. Ss. Soy
Geo. Perrett
Frank Billings
Hyler Billings
Hoffman
Battle Creek
Beatrice Heckwith
Lower
Sarah Giberson
Albert Grave
Hecht
Katherine Joy
Helen Hughes
Margaret Powall
Marie Bentley
Asalin Baker
Sarah Giherson
Hortense Hatch
Micon Grace
Norma Willams
Alice Albaugh
Chiuh— Mra
Treuber Storougsh
Mra
A. &. Rieware
Harald Brooks
Anne Chare Qreaks
Misa Jessie Stout
Galvin
Polien Gow
Dwight Dickey
Murray Beatster
Harold Brooks
Frank Moses
Joe Deuel
Charles Hredks
Jesse Stout
Florence Murphy
Joseph
Halt
Indianagolis
Indiana
Jack Bradolph
Assessed Valuation Raises in Calhoun and Kalamazoo
The county faces higher assessments with Jackson County praised for its wealth in farms lands and industry while Calhoun lags. Kalamazoo shows a dramatic rise from 25 060 000 to 82 000 000 as state tax efforts miss some counties. Local officials Simmons Lewis and Leonard weigh in amid the board’s raises.
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Lassessed
Junckeon
Calhoun County
Jackson
Calhoun
Thia
Tamafien
Brashtenaw
Barry
Kalamazoo County
State Tax Commission
Kalamazoo
Stewart
Battle Creek
State Board of Equalization
Messrs. Simmons
City
Lewis
Eckford
Leonard
National Lescue and Rain Postpone Most American League Games
In heavy rain most American League games were postponed while Cleveland defeated Washington 4 to 3 in 10 innings. Across the American Association and Central League scores show Minneapolis, Toledo, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Louisville, and Newark posting varied results. Eastern League games feature Buffalo over Baltimore 2 to 0, Montreal 12 Newark 3, Jersey City 4 Rochester 1, Toronto 8 Providence 2, and several others. South Bend led Zanesville 4 to 1, Grand Rapids 5 Dayton 1, Wheeling 12 Terre Haute 2, Fort Wayne 5 Newark 0, with Southern Michigan League results including Saginaw 8 Flint 1 and Kalamazoo 3 Bay City 2.
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Buffalo
Baltimore
Montreal
Newark
Jersey City
Rochester
Toronto
Providence
South Bend
Zanesville
Grand Rapida
Dayton
J. Wheeling
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
FAVORS LEASING PLAN Thinks Government Ownership of Coal Fields and Transportation
Valdez Alaska ANE Shen reports to Waitez citizens on a leasing plan for Alaska coal lands and transport. He favors it as a possible factory solution but is not yet fully committed. Secretary Fisher says government ownership is the alternative, opposed by a large part of the nation as impractical. Leasing could speed coal delivery for Alaskan needs.
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Valdez
Alaska
Ane Shen
Inter
Waitez
Gary
Conerous
Fisher
Saionji Forms New Cabinet in Japan
Marquis Saionji submitted to the emperor for approval the new cabinet in succession to the retiring ministry led by Count Ratsura. Officially announced: Premier Marquis Saionji. ministers include Kene Fults, Kei Hara, Tatsue Yimagmoto, General Isaimoto, Vice Admiral Minors Balto, Baron Nobuaki Mukine, Count Tadashi Hayashi, ministers Matsuda, Haseda, and the envoy to the United States with foreign affairs minister post.
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Tokyo
Marquis Salonji
Ratsura
Starquis Saionji
Kene Fults
Kei Hara
Fimante
Tatsue Yimagmoto
Isaimoto
Navy
Minors Balto
Agricultture and
Nobuaki Mukine
Tadasu Hayashi
Mesabina Matsuda
Sumitaka Haseda
Visco Yaptrya Vetdaf
Amtvessador
United States
Fireien
Fifteenth National Woman's Christian Temperance Conference
Announcement lists speakers for the thirty-eighth annual National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union conference in Milwaukee starting October 27. New president Mrs Lillian M H Stevens of Portland Missouri will give the address. Other speakers include Mrs Elia A Boole of New York and Mrs Florence Richard of Ohio.
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Boston
Soime
Pyednkers
National
Woman's Christian Temperante Union
Milwaukee
Lillian M. H. Stevens
Portland
Mie
Elia A. Boole
New York Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Florence Richard
Ohio
Mra
Why Kuhl
The
Ilness Women's Christian Temperance Unlop
Schooner Dorothy B Barrett Collides With Torpedo Boat Perry
A wireless message from Boston reports the schooner Dorothy B Barrett from Bar Harbor Maine collided with the torpedo boat Perry off Cape Cod. The schooner sustained slight damage and was proceeding to Newport News.
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Boston
Dorothy B. Barrett
Bark, Me
Perry
Newport Newa
Cape Cod
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