County News From Shepherd and Surrounding Areas
Kate Monaghan stops at Alma while a local resident recalls a rough excursion last Sunday. J J Eitinger of Chippewa Township reports a loss around 2800 in property last Thursday night amid a thunderstorm. Neighbors prevented further damage. Mrs Lannis Austin is improving. Marion Koln may soon leave for a praying spell. Mosers Hoy and Martha host a relative from Crystal Lake. Mrs Sayers plans updated residence. Al Balke works in his shop. Faery Haver visits Saginaw.
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J. J. Eitinger
Chippewas Towish
Lannis Austin
Marion Koln
Rere Binud
Eaton County
Mosers Hoy
Martha
Crystal Lake
Local Notes From Forest Hill and Nearby Towns last Week
Forest Hill and Atenue area reports include a family dispute over an attack of rheumatism, a call from Lansing, and Rev. G A Carl sought for guidance. The Ladies Aid at Jacobs was well attended, Mrs Curl visited Holygay Sins. Roy Rossel Shepherd to lecture next Wednesday. Delegates named for Ithaca convention: Cage Wood, Caras Corts, Otto Mey, Mr Sperry. Elections held for convention offices: Jobs Koapy, Lea Moody, Wi Harps. Rev Cohoneur of St Louis visited Rev Carl Thursday. Threshing begun, harvest commenced, and activity at Cryaial Oxgy Wood, Don Evans, John Owen, Arthur Courter.
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Gutre
Ithaca
Cage Wood
Caras Corts
Otto Mey
Mr. Sperry
Conception
Jobs Koapy
Lea Moody
Wi. Harps
Trout Crevell
Don Evans
Dolin Owen
Arthur Courter
Baptismal Service Ends in Stumble and Shake
In a Sunday incident at North Wheeler Munday, two participants, CASTOCIMrI Oma A. and Fiore Root gud Lithing Hoyt, fell during the baptismal serving. The seat gave way causing both to be startled and shaken, with Fred Wright nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wright Avi
Fragmented local note on people and berry harvests
The text outlines community chatter about blackberry gathering and luck, mentions Jacob Lyvery moving to Ovi, Mrs. Jarvis attempting something with Dell Anderson last week, and remarks about harvests and crops. It includes garbled phrases and unclear actions but centers on local life and farming tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhein
Jacob Lyvery
Ovi
Jarvis
Dell Anderson
Weahibtige Tei
Elm Hall And Nearby Visitors In Sumner County
Zia Anderson passed through Elm Hall on Saturday while Sam Shores and family from McBain visited the area. Residents report various neighbors and travelers, church notes, and community events, including a Sumner township picnic planned for August 1 and Epworth League topics for August 7. Local gatherings, threshing news, and ongoing farm work fill the rural week with social calls and preparations for the grove gathering.
Health officials press board over teasing issue
The Health Commissioners sent a communication to the board of education, uniting with the Commissioners and the Grey Society to take steps to suppress the tease as tensions rise within the community.
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Board of Education
Wil
Selig Journal
Fragmented notes and crime tale from Lafayette era press
A collage of garbled reports mentions James Davis an Englishman dying suddenly, O’Hearn linked to a store robbery in Fairtiest township, and the arrest of accomplices. It then shifts to portraits of an art patron Wilhelm and Prussia, with scattered references to police cases and cultural funding in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian
Niles O'Hesen
Thi Vity
Trandy
Saki Corners
Fairtiest Township
O'Meara
Aris
O'Hearn
Wodiay
Jim
Hira
Grands
Ronan
OcHearn
Ned
Charles Chitte
O Hearn
Lafayette Ladd Munderense
O'Hearns
Frank Higgins
Wilhelm
Prussia
German Empire
Diow
Does Baby Thrive Emulsion Advice for Children
A vintage advert claims Scott's Emulsion helps delicate babies and children who fail to thrive. It suggests 15 to 20 drops in a bottle four times daily and notes benefits in all seasons, advising consultation with a doctor and listing Scott & Bowne of New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Chemisty
New York
The Better Way to Health for Women Examinations Rejected
A 19th century critique of intrusive female medical examinations endorses Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for weakening diseases. It cites a Chicago woman praising the remedy, claims improved health for motherhood, and advertises a medical book and free sample mailing from Buffalo NY. Trains leave Alma Oh Bennet Pass Agent Power Gow
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Pierce
Heath
Ene
Park Avenue
Chicago
Emily Howe
RV Pierce
Mattong
Huffalo
Alma OH Bennet
Agen Powe Gow
Prohibition Party Convention Convened in Gentiol County
Prohibition Country Convention called to meet at the court house in Inhuca on August 17, 809 to elect delegates to the state convention in Lansing on August 25, nominate a county ticket, and elect county officers. State Chairman Fred E. Britten will attend and address the gathering urging full delegation of Prohibitionists.
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Prohibition
Prohibition Party
Gentiol
Tereby
Inhuca
Plmi
Lansing
Hekel
Oleeting
Arige
Friends of Prohibition
Fred E. Britten
Frep BE
Slocum Secret Cure Claim for Consumption
Advertises a free trial bottle of a claimed remedy for consumption and related diseases. Pitches a universal cure by T A Slocum MC, promising to send five bottles to any afflicted reader who provides an address and mentions the paper. Includes location on Time Street New York and urges timely use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eutron
T. A. Slocum
M C
Tine Street
New York
Contention at a Pullman Parterre to Toronto
Fragmentary OCR recounts a railway relay between Chicago and Port Huron with connections toward Toronto and Detroit. Mentions divisions, suspensions, and possible race or travel events, but readable specifics are limited.
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Toronto
Brute
Austala
New York
Conlerts
Buran
Hurcend
Cenk
WHO
Divisien
Sapingwand Tiey
Ratracharge
K. i. Henne
Fiay
Eerolt
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Charente Bisex
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