Pugilist Counted Out and Dr Pierce’s Discovery Promoted
Fragmented reading highlights a boxer forced to rise as time runs out while a health ad extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for bronchitis coughs and consumption related ailments. The piece blends sport drama with a medical patent remedy pitch, naming sufferers and a Jefferson Arkansas reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peetle
Pierce
Reed
Jefferson
Thaktiity
Mares
Correspondence records moves across towns in Alma and beyond
A sequence of brief notes lists residents visiting nearby towns and states. Names include Crawford in Alma, Salter in St Louis, Kirby from Ashley in Ithaca, Mrs Mo Pum in Westabune, Stitt from Astley, Lampman in North Star, Agnes Rudd to Darand, Sault New York to Ithaca, Loveland from Alma to Ithaca, Sweetman to Sault Ste Marie, Wilkinson near Vernon, Beatrice Brown to Elsie, Wallace Coomer and wife with their son in Asheley, Halstead in Battle Creek, Worthington to North Star, Altenburg family visiting St Charles, Ketella Grewson, Hasse of Maple Rapids, Willoughby of Maple Rapids, Ida Cobb of Potterville with Mrs Goodwin, Hubert Perleman to Mt Mewsant, Margaret Taylor to Alma, Dintaman family to Wooston Ohio, Barstow to Petiton, Mff Salter to Lansing, Bernice Mckee to Mt Pleasant, Byverett Washington lumber prospects party to explore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Alma
M. BR. Salter
St. Louis
D. Kirby
Ashley
Ithaca
Mo Pum
Westabune
Sault Netyork
New York
ES. Loveland
Charles Sweetman
Sault Ste . Marie
Alfred Wilkinson
Vernon
Beatrice Brown
Elsie
Wallace Coomer
Coomer
Asheley
Ketella Grewson
Amy Hasse
Maple Rapids
William Willoughly
Maple Rapeids
Saginaw
Ida Cobb
Potterville
C. K. Goodwin
Hubert Perleman
Sickles
Mt. Mewsant
Margaret Taylor
Pumpell
Dintaman
Miss Read Dintaman
Wooston
Ohlo
Chauncey Barstow
Petrioton
Phim Creaser
Mff Salter
Howard
Hudson
Riverdale
Lansing
Bernice Mckee
Dioks
Mt. Pleasant
Byverett
Washogton
Alfred Holcomb
Ernest Kelsey
C. BE. Kelsey
Frank Hattadas
Beecher Weaver
Edgewood
Herbert Derryard
Fragmented Notice Reads Incoherent Reward Ad
A garbled OCR-style notice offers a reward and lists names and places in a distorted Toled o area entry. The text mentions a reward of 100 and references a missing person or item with unclear dates and details. The readable fragments indicate a local notice with names, dates, and locations but lack coherent facts.
South Breckenridge Social Visits and Local Travel Report
Mr. Sewell will work for Geo, Weed. Mr. Race and wife visited friends in South Breckenridge Saturday. Ulysses Coleman and wife visited A. A. Mitchell and wife. Priday Jollam All¢o and witty visited her father. John Mitchell, Sunday, Mrs. George Fuller was in Shepherd Saturday, her mother, Mrs. Love returned home with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sewell
Geo
Weed
Race
South Breckenridge
Ulysses Coleman
A. A. Mitcchell
Priday Jollam All¢o
Witty
John Mitchell
George Fuller Wis
Shepherd
Mrs. Love
Local District Happenings and Family Updates
District No 5 reports Mrs Charles Webb ill and a two week old baby very sick. Edna Cline begins spring term in Emerson district. Rag bee at Mrs Ray Wheaton's well attended with pleasant time. Arvada district back in session after two week vacation led by Mrs Kuhlman. John Stewart and son Richard of Washington visit daughter Mrs Charles Webb and her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Webb
Pred Bradford
L. C. Cottoon
KR. Walthers
Edna Cline
Emerson
Ray Wheaton
Arvada
Kuhlman
John Stewart
Richard
Washington
Hamilton Center Line News Update
April notes from Hamilton Center list sick lists and returns. Mrs J L Ringle and Miss Mattie Williams travel, births occur, and several families relocate to Mecosta and Breckenridge. Observes cold wet weather affecting oats, and mentions a funeral in Ithaca for Mr Wright with local residents attending.
Local Notes From Emerson Area Update
S. E. Emerson reports Mrs A J Bates ill. L M Cramer buys new horse Elva. Harry and Elva Simmons have measles. Route 5 boxes completed. Hugh Davis purchases Fred Simmons home. Cramer hauls lumber from P K Koup's mill. Born to Sam Simmons a boy. Miss Glaily s Tunter visits Miss Elva Andrews. School to open in April with Edna Kile as teacher TL Beebe returns to work from family illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Bates
L. M. Cramer
Elva
Harry Simmons
Hugh Davis
Fred Simmon
P. K. Koupp
Sam Simmons
Glailys Tunter
Emerson
Elva Andrews
St. Louis
Edna Kile
Beebe
Belding
Local mobility and misreadings swirl in Summerton notes
The fragment notes several residents moving or traveling: Warpst to Two Givers, Peter Murray doing business in St. Louis last week, W. A. Allen and wife in St. Louis, Mrs. W. Mictic and Mrs. M. Molson driving to St. Louis last Saturday, J. I Brown moving into William Michael's house near Summerton, and GO Switver now answering to the name ra. The text also mentions an April 7 date and a twelve pound reference, indicating unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DL. Warpst
Peter Murray
St. Louis
W. A. Allen
St. Lous
W. Mictic
M. Molson
J. 1 Brown
William Michael
Summerton
Mee Wields a Sharp Ax In Miracle Panacea Tale
A sensational item touts Dr King s New Life Pille as a cure for stomach liver and bowel troubles including loss of appetite biliousness fever and malaria. The piece credits Sharrar Malholland s as promoters and promises miraculous health improvements for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Sharrar & Malholland's
Rheumatic pains and kidney pills praised by user
A testimonial from William J. Coad Oswego N Y extols Dr W H Chase Kidney Liver Pills for relief from years of rheumatism constipation and kidney trouble noting improved uric acid removal by active kidneys. The item lists local notices about new purchases visits funerals and community events including appointments marriages and deaths, reflecting a small town column with multiple personal items and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Coad
Brunson Street
Oswego
N. Y
A. W. Chase
Iver Pilla
Osaw
Chase
Local Notes From Lafayette And Newark
Community updates include Mrs Murphy's illness, Ben Marshall’s Sumner trip, Benson's Buffalo Pitts engine, trades involving Clyde Howard and Roscoe Hopkins, and church projects at Rathbone. Newark items mention saw mill activity, farm rentals, sales, home building, and school openings in districts Nos 2 4 and 5. Local social events, services, and obituary notice for Mrs Manchester conclude the roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Ben Marshall
Sumner
Benson
Clyde Howard
C. Cratsenburg
Christ Wilhelm
Bay City
Maud Ebling
Dinghampton
L O.T. M
Rank Merribew
Lila Fanny
Roscoe Hopkins
Frank
St. Johns
Rathbone
Newark
Pine River District Moves And Personal Notices
W Pine River notices list Henry Isenthath moving to a farm in Seville, Will Pleming buying a team and tools, Borten family moving to Alma, Brown renting Fred Wright fort, and Wood narrowly losing a horse. Local moves include Adams near St Louis, Simona on Charlie Sullivan’s farm, Lasam to N Whiticraft, and Hosare bringing goods from Onto. Obituary notes Mary Arichard dies at her father Rufenburg’s home. funeral Tuesday at Wright cemetery. Cough prevention ad touts One mate Cough Cure by Bivins & Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Isenthath
Seville
Will Pleming
Borten
Alma
D. Wood
Howe
Mr. Brown
Jay City
Fred Wright
Wood
Neor
Mary Arichard
Rufenburg
Wright
Apel
I. Wm. Adams
St. Louis
Simona
Charlie Sullivan
Mr. Lasam
N. Whiticraft
Jim Hosare
Community Notes From Town Life and Local Moves
GeO Clark moved into Henry Ferris house Monday. Henry Clow moved his harness shop into Main street building. Chas Booth moved into Pettit’s vacated house. Dr. Graham reports stump pulling on his farm. Sumner attended a box social at New Haven Center. The WBC served dinner Monday. receipts near six dollars. Sheriff McGrainor remains vigilant amid varied town activity. Roland Hollabaugh moved his family into the village into Standish house. Richard Long installing a new windmill. improvement for farm value. School started Monday with strong attendance. eight new pupils present. A large voters’ crowd Monday urged voting the right way. James Fisher’s sisters from Ohio returned home after mother’s death. Rumor said Mr. Collins dead, but he’s married instead. The new telephone office will be Tucker’s hardware store in the future. Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup advertised for colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Clark
Henry Ferris
Henry Clow
Main Street
Chas
Booth
Pettit
Graham
Sumner
New Haven Center
W. B.C
Sheriff McGrainor
Roland Hollabaugh
Standish House
Richard Long
James Fisher
Ohio
Collins
Tucker
Townsend School District notes and party scenes
Mr E Metcalf lost a valuable horse on Saturday. John Gerber visited home last week. Lee McClosky and Oliver Fletcher take a week’s vacation. Marley Shinglaif of Grand Lodge spent Sunday with his parents. Mr Hess moved into the Jones house now owned by M Hutchinson. Wm Bowman leased the Robinson farm and expects possession on 800n. M E Aid Society to meet with Mrs E R Lewis Wednesday April all invited. Farmers sowed oats but weather unfavourable. New officers or donation needed for the hayseed windows at the school house. A surprise party for Mr and Mrs E A Potter on April 4 marked their 27th anniversary with games and good wishes. L O T M hive at Elwell held a poverty social last Friday. weather grim but hall full. Supper served, poverty march by the ladies, then the K O Z M march appreciated. Great Deputy Commander D Vought attended. Bracklen’s Amnion Salve praised for sores and boils, 25¢ at Sharrar Mul holland’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Morton
Ollie Kings
Hesperia
Kev Thomas Boynton
Stanton
Tuttle
Daca
Charles Sly
Rache Clapp
Sherman City
Arthur
Ed Morris
Joy Pettit
Ithaca
Nellie Halle
Alma
Bernice Walker
Girace Sly
Tthace
Mary Corbin
Drage
Stevens Farm
Station
Arthur Fookes
Thompsonville
Sherman Net
McBride
Jseph Pingel
Chas, Brooks and
Carrel
Chas, Walker
Seville
Hattie Mheins
Hiwell
Eugene Walker
Bim Pall
Mr. E Metcalf
Jobn Gerber
Lee McClosky
Oliver Fletcher
Marley Shinglaif
Grand Lodge
Mr. Hess
Jones House
M. Hutch- 200
Wm. Bowman
Robinson Farm
M. E. Aid Society
E. R. Lewis
E. A. Potter
Bisteas
L. O. T. M. Hive
Elwell
Com. D. Vought
Oil for the Children Emulsion Promise Pulls Growth
An old public health ad touts Scott and Bowne emulsion as a remedy to help fretful pale and flat chested children. It claims cheerful outcomes from feeding oil and urges readers to request a free sample via the listed address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Chamirte
Ee Peart
Grateful Patient Praises Walker Cure for Chronic Pain
A grateful patient from Granville credits Dr Walker with curing chronic pain after many doctors failed. The testimony details a lengthy illness, improved vitality, and a willingness to travel to see the physician, praising Walker’s treatment as superior to prior care from other specialists. The notes mention dates of visits and a regional audience in Grant County.
Special Attention to Dr Walker Patients Contract Free Consult
Notice emphasizes that patients are not required to sign contracts or notes for Dr Walker. It states terms are reasonable and consultations are free. Mentions Dr Walker’s long specialty in chronic diseases and public awareness of success, with references to bills and senate mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
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Henry Stitt
Astley
C M. Lampman
North Star
Agnes Rudd
Darand
Halstead
Battle Creek
BF. Worthington
Will Altenburg
St. Charles
Bern Shin
Macus
Sean Eine
Wielstin
Toledo
Pamly Phils
Arcada
Hamilton Center Line
J. L. Ringle
Joe Rivers
Herbeck
Eddie
Ionia
Jane Hoag
Kennett
Thomas Staly
Mecosta
Jake Williams
Knickerbock
M. Mra
Cora Seeley
Midland County
Barney Seeley
S. E. Emerson
Mee
ephEly
Pais Mo Sas
Mons
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Company
Buffalo
South Wheeler
Clyde Youry
Will Coleman
Magiuzette
Merrill
James Jones
Ida L. Wheeler
Detentt
Clark Smith
Rita Clingenpeel
Lulu Ferris
C. A. Button
Finch
Vance Woodard
L. A. Forquer
Pneumonte
Mulford
W. KC
Schlapp
Tustin
Twu
Jas
Fisher
J. M. Collins
Nelson
Cedar Lake
Christain Church
Root
Ann Arbor
Lafayette
la. Shepherd
Janes Gibbs
Clarence Chapman
Kinser
R. J. Knowlton
C. Wiseman
Mr. Taylor
Bechtel
John Vaughn
Medina County
Nathaniel Johnson
A, J. Snider
A. Wheeler
Prank Thum
Alfred Wheeler
Churchill
Clyde Daan
Pompeii
Flanagan
C. Belding
Addie Bally
Elm Hall
Ruby McDaid
the Baptist
M. EB
Manchester
Tuesde Weston
Dave
W. Pine River
C. O. Dawson
Barr
Tif
Bivins & Rhodes
Dr. Wood
Townsend School Dist
J. B. Orner
Franklin Grove
Bracklen
Boila
Barna
Sharrar
Mulholland’s
W. C. Walker
Detroit
Mich
Augusta Hospital
Berlin
Alma Wright
Ithaca Imperial Hotel
Park House
Office Mears
Preas
Tui Bas
de Waal
Secral
Sianen
Terrritt
Nelewen
Mita
Pete
Letan
Tillett
emiPimar
Walker la Grutyil Enunky
Gration Co
Mary
Alken
Twitrodt
Ithwem
Chronic Traubien
Mary F Meller
Sumuyr
Gratioton
Andree
Linila
Lin
Walkers
Udvanierd
Gollan
Ate Wien
Tnt
Rte Arvatning
Ernu Bi
Ieee
Senate
Typion Pty
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