Christmas at Home and Nearby Notices in Burnatte Ward
Burnatte Ward residents report Christmas at home and with relatives in neighboring towns. Nima Winters spent the holidays at Brice with Mrs Gertie Wilson and her family. Floyd Oliver from Mesick attended the church Christmas program. Miss Chowner returned to Saginaw for Christmas and New Year. Marvin Coonrod and Mildred Schaefer visited Big Rapids to stay with aunt Mrs Bert Trav. The funeral of Ate Nevilles of Chicago occurred here Sunday with Rev Eddy officiating. Nevilles was killed in a tragic Chicago car accident and brought home to his daughter Mrs Stella Tall. Some local notes mention indigestion and Burdock Blood Bitters as a stomach tonic.
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Burnatte Ward
Nima
Spen Corstmas
Brice
Gertie Wilson
Riding
M. BE
Floyd Oliver
Mesick
Miss Chowner
Saginawa
Marvin Coonrod
Mildred Schaefer
Big Rapidel
Bert Trav
Ate Nevilles
Chicago
Eddy
Nevilles
Stella Tall
Mr. Nevilles
Kim Full
N Four Townships Christmas Social Notes and Visits
Floyd Wilkinson and family spent Christmas at Merrell Smiths. Far Collins returned from the west after about a year away. Peter Cole and wife visited their daughter Mrs. Ruby Cornwell near Sickers. The Aid Society will meet January A with Mrs. A J Pell. Those interested in Aid work should not miss attendance. Mrs Sprague, mother of Edward and Charles Sprague, has been ill for some time at the home of Barton Shaw and wife in Grand Rapids.
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Floyd Wilkinson
Merrell Smiths
Collins
West
Peter Cole
Ruby Cornwell
Aid Society
A.J. Pell
Sprague
Edward and
Charles Sprague
Barton Shaw
Grand Rapids
Edward Sprague
Holiday Visits and Homecoming Across Town
Prank Thowee returns home from the north while Hue Moulton remains at 100k ng after the porbillice. C Craskotfitsterd holiday visitor at 7. Scotts Mort Huse returns from Tron Wood for holidays. Frank Moulton also home for the holidays from Mt Pleasant. Hedjamin Brewer and family visit Durand with his parents. Joan Ssontds visits Obie with her father-in-law Andrew Kuster and kin. Charles Parkes and Jesse Parkes with FOM family spend Christmas nearby. Colin Chinton Mary Marr and Claire Marr return to Tinwell after weeks with relatives in vals vicinity.
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Prank Thowee
Hue Moulton
C. Craskotfitsterd
Scotts Mort Huse
Tron
Wood
Frank Moulton
Mt Pleasent
Hedjamin Brewer
Durand
Joan Ssontds
Aytn
Local Notices and Visits Highlight Week
W. Sumner J. Wiebart and Alma Friday visit. Mrs B Taft of Millbrook visits her parents. Vint Hutchings, Richards, and Mrs B A Baldwin return home from Millersboro. Potatoes delivered to Tiverdale. About thirty youths attend party at E Pollicks. Mr and Mrs W Dines of Cader Springs visiting town relatives.
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J. Wiebarts
Alma
B. Taft
Millbrook
Mothers Be Careful Health Advice for Children
A health note urges mothers to guard children against coughs colds and throat ailments, warning to seek early care and avoid neglect. Strong emphasis on vigilance at home and in early schooling settings.
Winter travel and holiday visits from Forest Hill residents
Leon Bowen has gone to Ohio to spend the winter. Mrs Ed Lake visiting relatives in Howell for a week. Ovie Lane home from C M for two weeks. Miss Leiity Wood visiting relatives in Gilmore and Farwell. Mr and Mrs Porter visiting Lorain Ohio for an extended stay. Miss Helle Camfield of Detroit home briefly with parents. Millie Rockwell and brother visiting friends in lower Michigan and Ontario. Miss Ethel Spore to Marion for a few days. Onas Leland of Owosso visiting Christmas week. Chas Galacher and family visiting Jas Urady Jr. and family. Gen Woodbat returned to Minnesota for brother Guy’s wedding. Miss Myra Carl of Ludington spending Christmas with her parents. Miss Louie Servoss received gifts from Grandmother Servoss in California. Mr and Mrs Fenvan spent Christmas at Mt. Pleasant. J Fookes still ill though improving. Geo Moody and family of Park Lake visiting this week. James Katentus and family from Coleman for holidays. Word James McKinchins, former resident, seriously ill in Wichita Kansas. Charles Depue ill with pneumonia in Oklahoma. Accidents frequent on farms. Dr. Thomas' Eclectic relieves pain instantly. Safe with it.
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Leon Bowen
Gorne
Ohio
Ed Lake
Howell
Ovie Lane
C. of M
Leiity Wood
Gilmre
Farwell
Porter
Gose
Lorain
Helle Camfield
Detroit
Millie Rockwell
Lower Michigan
Onl
Ethel Spore
Marion
Onas Leland
Owoxso
Bere
Chas. Galacher
Sears
Jas. Urady Jr
Gen Wood Bat
Minnesota
Guy
Myra Carl
Ludington
Louie Servoss
Servoss
California
Burns School District News Social Visits and Gatherings
Miss Calia Huron spent Sunday at Mr Hayward s. Jeanie Mullen of Lincoln Nebraska is visiting Peter Fisher. Wilbur Smith of Ithacs visited at Avolio Church s Tuesday. Miss Blanche Hayward left school this week for fitness. Carl and Cornelia Church spent Sunday with their uncle Thos Fitzgerald near Alma. Miss Velma Hilsworth returned home Saturday after four months with her sister In Witksburg Pennsylvania. Quite a few young people attended a party at C J Shephard of Emerson last Friday night. All report a good time.
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Calia Huron
Mr. Hayward
Jeanie Mullen
Lincoln
Nebraska
Peter Fisher
Wilbur Smith
Ithacs
Avolio Church
Blanche Hayward
Carl
Cornelia Church
Thos Fitzgerald
Alma
Velma Hilsworth
Witksburg
Pennsylvania
C. J. Shephard
Emerson
Davis School District Christmas Social and Visits
Davis school district notes Christmas tree event at the Davis on Saturday evening. Neidhardt and family spent Sunday with J DeGroft. Artold and family of Perrinton visited W C Tutehills. Revival meetings begin Tuesday night led by Rev Crittenden. Henry Fuller and son Elmer visited Grand Rapids. Iris Neidhardt Robert Hutler Flora Finch Karl Forest spent Sunday with Herman Stover. Beck family Sumner Frank Tanner and wife Alma and David McFaul with Archie McFaul for Christmas dinner.
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C. Neidharde
J. DeGroft
Davis
FA Artold
Perrinton
W. C. Tutehills
Oight
Crittendan
Henry Fuller
Grand Rapids
Elmer Fuller
Iris Neidhardt
Robert Hutler
Miex
Flora Finch
Karl Forest
Mr. Andre
Herman Stover
Christmas gatherings and church tree fill Seville Center notices
Seville Center reports a sequence of holiday visits and gatherings. Matthew Lippert visits son Jake. families of Covell, Pratt, Miller, Wonders, and Hail share Christmas meals and trees. A church Christmas program features Santa Claus and gifts. Celery King ad urges caution against unsafe celery alternatives.
Imperial ukase promises liberty and peasant reform in Russia
An imperial ukase promises liberal steps including self government for estates, expansion of press rights, and a scheme for workers insurance. It directs unity of peasant laws with imperial legislation and outlines commissions to merge local reforms with national governance.
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Bt. Petersburg
Ministry of the Interior
Gomminsteiers
Arbonest
Narieul Baral
Edict From Czar Bans Liberal Protests In Empire
A Russian imperial edict warns liberals and government critics that dissent and anti government meetings will be suppressed. It condemns agitators in St Petersburg and calls for strict enforcement against groups challenging state authority. The decree targets youth movements and urges officials to maintain order and public confidence.
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Peterstire
St.atersburg
Rcent
Ruaeia
Ufe
Erie
Exhibition at Emsley School Impresses Seville
Seville residents noted an excellent exhibition at the Emsley school on Wednesday evening led by Miss Mabel Demoray. Howard and Log Rockwell traveled to Toledo and joined their uncle Berkey for the visit. The Minty brothers and Stalters brothers provided music as tableaux showcased the teachers artistry and the children performed well. Only 22 percent of box sales revenue was received, causing renewed hopes for future events.
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Howard
Log Rockwell
Toledo
Ab Berkey
Emsley School
Mabel Demoray
Minty Brothers
Stalters Brothers
Norine Proden Suffering Illness and Local Updates
N E Lafayette notes Norine Proden is sick with tonsillitis. Protracted meetings are in progress at the I I church. Mrs J L Benjamin visited Mrs Richardson Thursday. Mr and Mrs N E Saad visited at Mr Rayman's Sunday. Lynne Ringle and family of Wheeler visited Buroughts Sunday. Mr Snyder was called to Jackson last week by the death of his mother Mrs Biddlecome of St Louis. Mrs Warner of Saginaw, recovering slowly at her son L Lee’s home. Mr Gora Derry returned to South Hamut after ten days at Langport Taare Sleeceman’s. their house burned Friday morning with loss of contents and no insurance. Their son Frank moved in with them. goods were burned.
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Itis
1. I. Church
J. L. Benjamin
Richardson
NE. Saad
Rayman
Lynne Ringle
Wheeler
Burought
Mr. Snyder
Jackson
Mra. Biddlecome
St Louis
Warner
Saginaw
L. Lee
Gora Derry
South Hamut
Langport
End of Song Fragments Highlight Quiet Refrain
Fragmentary OCR notes show a short musical snippet and partial lines. The text suggests a closing verse or refrain with unclear authorship and minimal surrounding context.
Cuban Minister Reassures Declining Mortality Figures
Washington reports Cuban minister Benor Quesir Ga released an official statement denying a resurgence of yellow fever in Cuba. He cited a steady drop in mortality across the island, with Havana district rates for August to November and overall island rates well below European and American levels. He attributed gains to cooperation with the central sanitary department, water and street initiatives, and a recent $100,000 appropriation for immediate improvements.
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Washington
Benor Quesir Ga
Cuba
Republic
Havana
The
Malon
Europe
Duo Pot
Central Sanitary Department of
Patma
Senate
Powder Works Blast Near Halifax Causes Wide Damage
A section of the Acadia Powder Works at Waverly ten miles from Halifax exploded on Monday. The blast shattered windows for twenty miles and injured about twenty workers who had just left the plant. The dry house stored ten tons of powder, damage to property estimated at $26,000, and no deaths occurred. The cause is believed to be overheating.
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Halifax
N.S
Acadia
Waverly
S Mall
Dry House
Army attaches arrive in St Petersboro after long mission
Lieut Col Walter Schuyler and Capt Carl Reichning, US military attaches with Gen Kutopatin, have reached St Petersboro after a 24 day journey from Mukden to St Petersburg. They will depart for Washington after calls. Both officers witnessed battles at Wafangon, Ihao Yang and Shakhe and will not discuss the military situation despite satisfaction with treatment.
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St Petersboro
Walter Schuyler
Carl Reichning
United States
Kutopatin
Mukden
St Petersburg
Washington
Wafangon
Ihao Yang
Shakhe
Meg
Russian authorities close Moscow University until February first
Telegram dispatch from St Petersburg to a London agency reports Moscow University shut by Russian authorities through Feb 1 after recent student disturbances. In West Plains Maine Ton and Joe Smith brothers were stabbed to death. James Anderson, culprit, escaped to the mainland. General William Henry Howell dies at home in Teeleeville Mississippi. Numerous other incidents include a mine of deaths from a shanty fire, and a fatal shooting in Ratson Texas.
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London
Anpé
Thussian
Mocseaw
West Plains
Ton
Joe Smith
Jamen Anderson
Éritme
Mayim Tale
William Henry Howell
Linoix Grand Army of the Repubic
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Fur
Mt Mokhinsey
Mack Nimartck
Anna
Masaann Cole
Nimarick
Almdaw
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Olitown
W. R. Constan
Ratson
Tex
Elizabeth Nichols
Eagineer
Nichiie
Dunstan
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