Community School Notes and Local Events Summary
The text reports on school events and community happenings. Mr. and Mrs. Barniest Re, Charet of Christ 5.8, and local families are listed among attendees and participants. Prizes, exhibitions, a slide trombone purchase, and a quilt drawing are noted, with a literary exercise closing the term and a general sense of school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ason Ginddene Sii
Barniest
Christ
Katentio
Luffman and Mey
Pravk Tedrow
Trady
Sarah Weybeth
Wager
Itemias
Gurgett
SUMMERTON LEAP YEAR SHOES FEST AND LOCAL NOTES
A fragmented Summerton item notes a Leap Year event and a weekend outing by Switzer at Packneon Street, with ads for new goods. It mentions a variety of names and local details in a garbled OCR style, preserving the sense of small-town notices and social updates.
Local visitors and travel delays noted in town notices
The article lists several residents and guests visiting local families. Mr Mary Wool of Wheeler stays with Mr D C Wend in the area. Bert Keyes and family from Mt Pleasant visit with his brother Fred amid fence work by the Whitcraft brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wool
Wheeler
D.C. Wend
Thin Place
Wien
Whitcraft
Bert Keyes
Voor Mt Pleaaant
Prewent
Fred
Mystery Couple Witness Curious Dinner Disturbance
The report describes Mr Hiram Beecher’s family and a young couple startled by a strange noise during a winter evening. A dinner table scene follows with unclear names and actions, ending with mention of a condition and a list of items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Beecher
Pirken
Tis Yong
Nifisie Auteale
Wbbieye
Fire in Ithaca area and local court cases listed
A jumble of notices from Ithaca recounts a fire department order, a river city wedding license, estate and theft actions, and a court loss involving George Crooks. Nearby residents mourn Hon. Roswell Here and recall a fatal illness tied to political life. The piece notes fire damage to multiple properties and a hospital collapse of an opera house wash, with community updates from county and town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horr
Michigan
Aimel
Opera House
Lotte
Nob
Geo. Crooks
East North Street
Burntow
George
Local Notes and Meetings Across Cedar Corners Area
Chas McBain moved to Dtliven and shifted his mill to Cedar Corners. Mr Story returned from Mecostu F. Newcomb's Concert Company visits town with nightly Free Methodist Church meetings this week. War schools close Thursday after two weeks vacation. Mika McCoy line reunion in St Donia. Mroaps Mra attended Stim das school Convention at Perris Center. The partnership at Mottit & Bachelor dissolved. Mr Pettit continues work in the building vacated by Rogers & Co. Health ads promote Hoofs Sarsapanill for blood health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Chorch
Mika McCoy
Reuniens
St. Donia
Ace
Perris Center
Stunday
Mottit & Bachelor
Mr. Pettit
Rogers & Co
Breckenridge Community Notes and Holiday Visits
Breckenridge papers list holiday visits and hometown news. John Watson returns from Michigan University to spend holidays with family. A. Watson family visiting Chetetony with Watsons parents. Miss Westleton and three candidates discussed for a local post. school events and exams noted. local residents travel to Sagi for holidays and members of the community attend various revival meetings and local functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remy
John Watson
Michigan University
Wal Tong
Jayson Inn
Charles Kotrikan
Lalwaed Booker
Miss Weslteton
Weltenday
Fragmented Local Notices From A Distant City
A garbled report lists visitors and residents in multiple towns, mentioning W Gidding traveling to Lansing, Tirmn Herrington in Heed City, and various names tied to Ithaca, Peavca, and Mossunt Va. The text references a wake, Masonic rites, a notable contractor, and town pupils, with scant coherent events amid the confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Gidding
Lansing
Tirmn Herrington
Heed
Charlie Grows
Peavca
Wilcon
J. W Kemp
Ithaca
Pielta
Childamld
Collee
Hoane
van David Stevensen
Tada
Mafstetter
Heney Marriot
Meyers
Nowili
de Wheeler Eodunes Sa Wilparente
Ted Fis Arity
Clever Englishwoman swindles twenty husbands hearts and jewels
Avelyn Leal, an Englishwoman, allegedly married and separated many men in three years. She obtained jewelry from each fiancé and sold it, then moved on to another proposal. Her pattern involved posing to marry widows or men of means, aided by disguises and staged consents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avelyn Leal
Niye Lippinedtt
Buaeliel Nolieman
Yang
Guerchutte
Paris
Wolfemats
Mat Varrinis
Isa
Wesson
Simone
Untitled historical notice of large reward and drug firm names
A fragmentary notice references a reward of two hundred dollars and a drug firm in Toledo. Signatories claim long acquaintance with a person named Chee and assert his honorability in business and finance. Further garbled lines mention wholesale druggists, Toledo and various misread names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney & CO
Prope
Toledo
Chee Ouy
Wiera Tuas
O, Wanna
Kiawan & Art II
Kolenale Droge Hail
Ints
Ucoue
Tye
Unclear Haircut Riddle Sparks Public Curiosity
An old lady with notably cut hair sits in a continental hotel when a gentleman eyes her, then approaches from behind. She rises calmly and reveals her hair, replying with a curt remark that ends the moment.
Verdict in Royal Arcam case defers payment and awards damages
A trial heard the case of a wife seeking benefits from a certificate and severance payments. The jury found for the plaintiff and awarded the full amount claimed, with the order directing payment by the defendant. The verdict hinges on the interpretation of eligibility and scheduling of the payments in the ongoing valuation dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcam
Benet
Elaine An
Jastveck
Charles Sur Saengie
Peenyen
Andy
Erin
Sean
Weil
Wang Beesnie
Saaith
Man Sixty-Three Slays Himself in Suicide Attempt
In St Louis a man identified as Canfield killed himself with a razor after drawing his throat and jaw, leaving a lifeless figure. His wife, Williomy M, found him in a barn. Dr. Wheeler and Dr. Rat aided, but the patient died of his self-inflicted wounds in the ensuing minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cities
Canfield
Allon
Lemuand
Williaoy M
Explorers Pursue Arctic Mission Amid Hardship and Departure
The expeditionary party from the University of Tokio faces rough weather and illness as they push toward a winter task. A professor’s death prompts a relief effort while Nordea and his wife Lud endure the Arctic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Tokio
Omaha
Fujivtean
Nordea Ware
Esibriana
Tokio
Rash Promise and a London Magistrate’s Odd Exchange
An intoxicated woman in London confronts a magistrate after Christmas. He offers leniency if she vows not to enter a public house again. She cannot admit drunkenness. he agrees to a harsher pledge if she promises never to visit a drink spot. The tale ends with a defiant departure and a claim of pure water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londen
Steamboat Plunges Over Falls in Minnesota River
The Northwest Magazine reports a steamboat on the Rainy River in northern Minnesota was forced to plunge over a ten foot fall near Lake. With full steam the boat surfaced bottom and keel exposed before dropping into boiling water. The captain steered into calm water to escape the rapid current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonnie
Hake
Minnesota
Wonderful Career of the Great Trottier Dexter
Dexter, a brown gelding foaled in 1845, rose to fame in a short turf career in the United States. He defeated noted horses of his era, including Norses such as ten, Duther, re M Dorel Jr, Lady Thorve, and Maid. Public enthusiasm and cheers followed his public appearances, signaling a strong cultural impact on horsemanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Jonas Hawkins
Orange County
Scribner’s Magazine
Seeley
Clara
Jonathan Mawkins
Nester
Kysduk
Tillam Woodruff
Pasion Corre
Ten
Duther
Re M Dorel Jr
Lady Thorve
Maid
Asner
Biydd Doble
Jean
His Greatest Solicitude Feu Pest Tossed Marler Wanted to Beae From the Game
During a December gale a Yankee signals of distress sailed into the bay of Gibraltar. The American consul on board, with a crew, greeted the ship as it arrived from New York four days out of London. The crew and captain questioned the visitor about a Harvard Vale football result reported as coming out in November.
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Feu Pest
Marler
Bay of
Gilbraltar
Euys
Shilpi
Dador
Mymenth
Serine Tiniae
Mhechlyg
New York
London
Gare
Witch Hazel Oil Healing Salve Advertised as Instant Care
A vintage ad touts Holling Witch Hazel Oil as a universal remedy used for forty years that relieves itching fissures sores and rashes. It claims cures for hot tumors ulcers scalp irritations and chapped skin with listed conditions and prices noted.
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Jasper Townsh
Tes Cueto
Deerie
Summerton
Wr Switzer
Anus Morrin
Bene Sagan
Allen
Fey Teers
Obedie Renner Metdel
Jey Iso
Hevty
Eliidty
Wadi
Fay
Einaemig Lanter
Cortrimitaly Migros
Neakbiegs
Tanner Ie
Anita A
Elie Revie
Raf Diakitbes
Griffith Jone BA Hitlchang
Wes
SB. Dabo
Atty: Mill
James G Kross
Senri
Syeavesd
Walford
Bormetinn
Mise
Titian Smith
John M. Ronndin
Lek
Ben Thoty
Heath
Roy Pettit
Pink Monfort
Uy of
Mote
Jodee Everden
Dun Lan
Stanie Hervneyer
Pepalan
Netty
Ajay
Etawart Ehipdie Saint
Welt
Peta
Elaninredd
Athens
Steve
Ellsworth
Ter
Briday
Roswell
Mainfielt
Weilingtet
Olio
Tiealny
AL Ee Wintiey
Frank
Miamiion
Plintioll
Nod
Kolin G
Saginaw
Sumner
Chas McBain
Dtliven
Wonders His
Cedar Corners
Mr. Story
Mecostu F
Newcomb
Breckenridge
Linntnins Aerviey
E. Alinreh Uiestinns Evi
Isler
Curtiss
Lel
Momiy
Uetreit
Charles Kutrikattae
A. Watson
ST. Louts
James Robins
Tehded
Biel
J.T Noble
der. Kennedy Suite
Crisbios
Saginaw Muntay
Cahier Crertont
Breckenridie
City
Henry Folly
Linden
Hothany
Dreenlier Ts
Teuienthel Cadhey
Taylor
Mayeninge
Diese Ollers Adit Thompson
China
Toald
Aid
Devept Cothey
Mary du Hints
Stanley Lallais Nutten
Sautiel Downy
Jules Hed
Prive
Dowes
Laptimaiee
St. Lavwis
Mr. Noble
Theralil
Michiwite
Reseormnen
Secret Insurance
Oraera
Sid
Hood
Hood's
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