Multiple incidents mix at St Joseph and Lansing noted
A stream of reports covers fever arrivals in St Joseph resorts, injuries from a fall in a staircase, and the death of Mrs RG Beck who recently moved to Lake City from Grand Rapids. A Lansing alderman special session aims to probe sewer contract suspicions while forgery charges surface against Toomes Watson. Sophia Willing pleads before Justice Hunton after assaulting Augusto L. Zeltow. John Hawthorne faces possible leg amputation due to Paris green poisoning during potato bug control.
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St. Joseph Bharing
Celine
RG. Beckwith
Lake City
Grand Rapida
Lansing
Toomes Watson
Cass Cly
West
Victim of Delirium Tremens Buried in Grand Rapids
Chas Many and Finday at the san itarium suffered delirium tremens. Despite best medical care his condition deteriorated and proved fatal at 37. Mr. Robert Mann, his mother from Grand Rapids, accompanied the remains there Saturday for burial.
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Chas Many
Finday
Robert Mann
Grand Rapids
Notice on Coal and Wood Sales After Sept 1
Public notice from TD Sratovid & Son and J C Twometon & Sox and Krocknumer Evey Co states coal and wood will be sold for county after September 1 with no exceptions. The document references ssn requirements for all coal purchases and marks a firm transition date.
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Felers
Mls. TD. Sratovid & Son
J.C. Twometon & Sox
Krocknumer Evey, Co
Wonderful circus returns with grand parade and feats in town
Forepaugh-Selle Bros. circus drew crowds from miles away as 68 cars unloaded after a long parade through the city. The performance featured a military Zouaves drill, a Park Drag sketch, and remarkable animal acts, with about 4,000 attending the evening show and 780 staff and performers sharing a vast daily food supply from Swift's packing house.
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Piakety City
Seven O'Briens
Derby
Park
Ionia
Grand Rapids
Circus
Recon
Frank Bennett
Swift
Chicago
Musical Tour by Messinger and Netzarg to Visit Several Cities
A musical tour arranged by Miss Sadie Messinger of Alma and Miss Celia Netzarg of Kava is planned for late this month into September. They will perform in Ithaca, St. Louis, Lansing, St. John, Me. Pleasant and possibly other cities. Both are Alma College School of Music graduates noted for vocal and instrumental work. The Detroit Tribune praised their abilities after publishing photos last Saturday.
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Sadie Messinger
Alina
Mise Celia Netzarg
Kava
Ithaca
St. Louis
Lansing
St. John
Pleasant
Alma College School of Music
Detroit Tribune
Horse Succumbs In Bleeding After Apparent Tie Incident
A horse owned by Auditor General dA. Bradley, part of a team trained by Winer Sprague, died Sunday after being tied near a hitching pole. Witnesses described the animals turning their heads together and pulling, causing one horse to bleed to death within minutes. The valued horse was listed at RK0.
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Auditor General
da. Bradley
Winer Sprague
Hayes Porchrover Court Commission Aims For Shaver Appointment
Friends of Bert Hayes push for appointment of WJ Shaver to permanent chair of county court in Gratiot area. Report notes Gov Warner may nominate Tilibe Varanew for the term. L Bennett seeks a factory role and ice cream venture while awaiting a complete air system and equipment. Bennett plans to post future notices from his back-page Recoun space.
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Ceibg
WJ. Shaver
Washington
Pag Wilcur
Lens
Ctbeilt Cairt Coteniesener
Nowahy
Gratiot Boonies
Bert Hayes
Warner
Tilibe Varanew
L. Bennett
Grand Rapids
Saginaw
Stemni
Bennett
Rural comedian Si Flupkard Debuts to Warm City Welcome
Si Flupkard with his rural comedy arrived in town on Wednesday and the house was filled to the Rot sign as the curtain rose. The homely tale drew warm laughter and J. C. Lewis starred in the lead role with an excellent company and fine orchestra. The program offered many musical novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Flupkard
J.C. Lewis
Tle
Carrie
Civil Service Pay Scales Highlight Small U S Salaries
The article outlines civil service pay across departments, noting low weekly wages in the Post Office and rising annual steps in the Excise and Navy departments. It contrasts US style appointments with stability and emphasizes the prestige of higher ranks like collectors and parliamentary clerks.
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United States
Fingland
Excise Department
Tortuante
Navy Department
Peace envoys arrive in Portsmouth for Russo Japanese talks
At Portsmouth New Hampshire the peace envoys for Russia and Japan arrive for high level talks to seek a fundamental basis for armistice terms. Witte speaks Russian and French while Komura knows English. language choice could require translations. Envoys are housed at the Wentworth as ceremonies and public demonstrations underscore the moment.
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Portsmouth
N. H
N. HL
United States
New Hourpahire
Hu Pitiere
Parpemouth
Resalin Plenipotentaries
Japan
Komura
Mintensi Taketira
Wille
Haren
Fretay
Portemouth
Wentworth
Witte
Baron Rogen
Baron Komura
Weather Summary From Daly Report With Clear To Partly Cloudy
Weather notes show a clear day followed by partly cloudy conditions with a high near 67 and a low around 14. The report covers hourly readings and includes a brief forecast, noting low precipitation and no significant weather events for the period.
Corre ARCADA FARMERS' CLUB Report Adds Picnic Credit
The Corre ARCADA FARMERS' CLUB reports last weeks picnic was poorly covered and credits to Sanur Club guests Mrs Chutemore and James Giarger. The next meeting is set with Mr and Mrs Andrew Nestle near Ely school house last Thursday in August. program includes songs recitations and discussions on cooperation and farm woodlot issues.
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Chutemore
James Giarger
Sumner Club
Pittalu
Andrew Nestle
Ely
Davis Finances New College Track Project At Saginaw
A generous benefactor Mr Chas AL Davis funds a new running track at Saginaw College. Excavation and drainage on Davis Field proceed with work contracted at about 50 dollars per yard. Davis stands in front as workers prepare the site, while officials oversee the project’s progress toward completion.
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Chas AL Davis
Saginaw
Rogaine
Davia Field
Mr Davis
Rural Visitors and Local Returns Highlight Weekend News
The Record notes numerous relatives and friends visiting in Emerson and surrounding towns. Viola and Mabel Best returned home to Shepford from Elwell after a few days with Mrs Pred Phillips. Brian Williams came back to Belding after five weeks with grandmother in Emerson. Visitors from Wood county Ohio sought farms in Lafayette township. Mr and Mrs Showers and family left after ten weeks with his parents in Emerson. Nettle Kording and Minnie from Cleveland arrived to stay with half-brother Frank Abbott. first nesting in 27 years. Artide Sandy of Milan visited Prank Bausy in Breckenridge and returned Saturday. Trishwit’s daughter Havel from Ossie stayed with E. D. Bowman in Arcada. Nellie Rockwell and daughter Margaret visited D. Hoyt’s home. Mary Manion of Big Respects visited Geo Farrough in Arcada. Off papers advertised as available at the Record office.
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Mre Nettle Kording
Minnie
Cleveland
Frank Abbott
Seeille
Alma Business Men Association pushes road grant plan
The Alma Business Men Association circulates a petition to raise funds for grading and graveling a north spur road from the city line. Sanderho is in charge with RP. Lew assisting as they seek state highway aid and local support to complete two miles of gravel road with state approval and potential $1000 funding for Pine River if eligible.
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Alma Business Men’ Association
Enet
Teety
Citte Sanderho
Minitter
Lew
Winichtbeck
Rome
de Zoe
Maggette
Perations
Nee
Covent
Stave Highway Department
Hyetiway Department
Neward
JowiAe Aneiiis
Cruggravel
Ithe
Ana Cada
Ania
Euae Pine River
Saginaw Race Meet Brings Top Horses and Reduced Rail Rates
The Saginaw meeting next week promises the greatest race in years with over 100 horses entered and 3500 purses. Fast daily classes will feature top Grand Circuit contenders while railroads offer reduced rates for citizens planning a week at the track.
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Saginaw
Fashion and crafts features in September issue
The September Designer presents coats jackets and dresses for Indies and youth with tutorials on dressmaking line jackets millinery and boonet making for elderly ladies. Laura B Starr and Bertha Hasbrook describe Chinese housekeeping while Ginter’s continued Miss Ginter and articles on decorative blue print cloth lace collars crochet and netting offer home crafts and edible ideas.
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Laura B. Starr
Bertha Hasbrook
Ardvices
Harvest Recursion Harvest Excursion Planned by Gratiot Sunday Schools
The Sunday schools of Gratiot county plan a Harvest excursion to Detroit. Everyone is invited to join the trip to the United States most beautiful city. Fare is one cent per mile with one-third for children.
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Gratiot County
Detroit
Toentay
United States
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Shepford
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Belding
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Milan
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Nellie Rockwell
Margaret
D. Hoyt
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Geo Farrough
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