Hart of Sanford Charged With Indecent Liberties
Hart of Sanford, age over 70 and long time teacher, is charged by county officials with taking indecent liberties with an eleven year old girl. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to circuit court. David Henry Payne, 70, died at Mobile Alabama and was buried on his own farm as his ill wife requested the body be brought to her bed.
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Hart
Sanford
Isabel
David Henry Payne
Mobile
Ala
Central Pine River News Notes Local Departures and Moves
Central Pine River briefs cover visits in St Louis by Mr and Mrs David Wilkinson and kin. Mrs Lloyd White from Alma staying with her in laws. Hillbright couple moving to J L Sprague farm. Hamlin ill with Jagrippe. Pleasant kin staying with Mrs Clark Thomas. Will Sloan baled hay. Estella Edwards closes Wright district school for health. Wm Furrough guest of Wilkinson. Diberti family moving from Udell place. Dayman to move onto Udell Place renting for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wilkinson
St. Louis
Geo. Boyer
Boyer
Mesdames Willard and Anderson
Ondine
Nathan Boyer
Lloyd White
Alma
HH. J. White
Hillbright
Sumnerton
Wm. Sloan
Sloan
Estella Edwards
Wright
Wm. Furrough
Wilkinson
Bear hunting tale from Sheridan and local pioneer profile
Ed Herriot of Sheridan and Robi Sharp of Gladstone hunted a log bear on Sunday. Herriot shot the mother bear, kept three cubs thriving after nursing by frequent interviews. Clare Courier notes Josph Riley of Trufant, Montcalm county pioneer, arrived in Greenville in 1807 and has been a member of the Masonic lodge for 48 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Herriot
Sheridan
Robi Sharp
Gladstone
Section 26
Clare Courier
Josph Riley
Trufant
Montcalm
Greenville
Boos
Groenville F. & A. M. Lodge
Howard
Riverdale Notes From Town and County Events
Riverdale reports a break in at Hobck and Son stores with no theft. Weather may drove trespassers seeking shelter from heavy rain. Mrs. Harrington elderly and ill. Moblo's ads for warm felts. Dewitt Ellsworth seriously ill, Dr. McLoughlin visits. Riverdale elevator operates only Mondays and Saturdays due to repairs. John Adams improving after long illness. Local promotions urge buying good groceries at Moblo's. Undersheriff Genvis in town on business. Superintendent French preached at M B church. Struble visits from Shepherd. Big dance at Wyeth’s hall on Friday evening. MoBro ads mention Alma markets. Mrs. Heth Dwyer of Fortis near Elm Hall ill. Albert Miner planning a regulator clock. Henry Tucker hopes Taft visits Riverdale. Mrs. Lee Houck birthday celebrated. Miss Philata Sherman dies at Kim Hall home. funeral held. North Mudating F. Rowland attends Republican county convention and elected as delegate to state convention in Grand Rapids. plans Lincoln club banquet.
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Hobck & Son
P. G. Harrington
Moble & Co
Dewitt Ellsworth
Dr. McLoughlin
Elwell
Riverdale
John Adams
Moblo's
Genvis
Alma
W. P. French
M. B
N. W
Struble
Shepherd
H. Rowland
Wyeth's Hall
Reall Houck
Almankiets
Heth Dwyer
Fortis
Shatfer
Elm Hall
Albert Miner
Landier
Miner
Henry Tucker
Taft
Jack Moble
Lee Houck
Philata Sherman
Nice
Charles Elliot
Kim Hall
North
F. H. Rowland
Ithaca
Grand Rapids
Lincoln Club
Forest Hill Notes and Social Roundup
The Ladies Aid will host a corn supper Friday night February 19. Local residents report travels and visits including W Lake returning to Farwell, and Harry Markham with sister Lillian visiting Middleton. O L Convis of Alma called on EW Lake family. Clarence Runs is ill. George Kemp went to Ithaca Friday as a Republican convention delegate. Fred Kemp and wife from St Louis visited Forest Hill. A small party celebrated Leo Stinard at Jay Galick’s home Saturday. Lincoln day exercises planned at Pine school Friday afternoon. Special church services run through next week conducted by Rev Pallake. Mra Wood is ill, Nellie Sharlow helping.
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W. Lake
Farwell
Harry Markham
Lillian
Middleton
O. L. Convis
Alma
Lake
Clarence Runs
George Kemp
Ithace
Fred Kemp
St. Louin
Forest Hill
Leo Stinard
Jay Galick
Lincoln
Pine School
Rev. Pallake
Mra. Wood
Nellie Sharlow
Pomona Grange session at Arcada notes and visitors
Arcada Grange No. 500 held a regular session with nineteen members present and four officers. W M presided as bills and committee reports were approved and seven candidates were elected for initiations. Lectures, songs, and a Lincoln sketch completed the meeting with visitors welcomed.
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Arcada Grange No
W. M
Slater Titus
America
Wood
Bamber
Titus
Lincoln
Clark
Kuhlman
Grange
Battle Hymn of the Republic
Terris
Farmers’ Union Grange
Isabella County
Boman and Bailey
Sumner News Roundup From a North Dakota Town
Sumner residents hear Lincoln Day exercises and a Maccabee hall masquerade planned for February. Local visits include Mrs Schlappin returning from Tustin and Howard Philips from Arkansas. A.J. Dyer and Mrs Dyer call on ill Mrs Shaffer, while Judge Dodds fines Chas Van Ciea for Sunday saloon entry.
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Dodds
Costa
Chas van Ciea
Mt. Pheasant
Tis
Simple Home Made Mixture Claims Rheumatism Cure
A newspaper note promotes a home made remedy for rheumatism using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Kargon, and Compound Sarsaparilla. It advises dosing after meals and at night with ample water, claiming kidney cleansing and relief for urinary troubles and other diseases, urging readers to obtain ingredients from a pharmacy.
Managing Poultry for Best Results
The article argues for improved poultry housing stressing sunlit, well ventilated designs, and lower, accessible perches. It compares hothouse housing unfavorably, advocates south facing openings, muslin curtains on cold days, and proper insulation. It covers colony houses, roost dimensions by breed, flooring options, and the need for dry, warm, clean conditions to minimize disease and boost egg production.
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Howe
Powis
Dry Rot of Corn in Illinois Crops
Illinois station researchers report dry rot in corn has grown to major economic concern. Diplodia maydis is the main cause, responsible for about 90 percent of losses in recent seasons, with 1906 losses at 4.5 percent of the crop and 1907 losses under 2 percent. Strategies urged include removing diseased ears, burning or burying residues, and delaying replanting corn for two years to curb spread.
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T. J. Burrill
J. T. Barrett
Illnois
Ilinois
Burrill
Barrett
Minot
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Bank of Riverdale
H. E. Harry
Asst. Cashier
R. E. Moblo & CO
L. Houck
Pine River
Grange Heights
Oae
Richards
Bethany
Avin Millers
Commissioner Pike
Mins
Julia Wynne
Melvin Sharrar
Alvin Miller
John Murphy
Fred Clark
North Star
Will Kabiman
Vivian
California
Hines
Ray Woodard
Henry Miner
Will Godfrey
Odessa Sebrand
East Arcads
Rollin Wood
Frank Keefer
Pomona
Theca
Byrd Clark
Expreses
Arcada Grange
Sumner
Schlappin
Tustin
Glen Picks
J. F. Tucker
Claw
Ray Monks
W. Philips
Emory Mulford
Amos Button
Howard Philips
Arkansas
Maccabee Hall
Apencer
Farris
Mra Otis Eagleston
Harseiet Jinkey
Leta Chambers
Norman Setch-feld
Geo
Setchfeld
W. J. Wilson
Geo, Wilson
Edwin Gott
Runsell
Mra
J. L. Barber
W. Ferris
A. J. Dyer
Miss Dyer
Banday
Mra Dyer
Mae
J. W. Clark
Pennsylvania Experiment Station
Zatto P. Wood
Alma, Mich
Ueéu Wonder
F. C. Hyde
J. G. Young, the Jeweler
Union Phone
Riverdale No. 14
Mich
LUNDS
Hewring
Seston
Ward
Anid
Peter Fechlingy
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