County News Notes From Fractured Local Ledger
James Kerett returns home with news of kin and heat issues. Marien of Tehaen visits Mee CSc and distant relatives gather during a hot spell. Mrs Brower travels to Massa Wunday. A funeral for hie pone, Chineles Sie AER, and Magy Uperlin’s kinfolks appear, with several locals noted. Revival meetings, sickness in Lown, and a night watchman shift feature in this bustling patch.
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James Kerett Han
Frank Hie Winit
Dinelatat
Bibs
Wee Marien
Tehaen
Csc
Itandolph
Vaad Pais
Brower
Massa Wunday
Chineles
Laue
Magy Uperlin
Newark Debating Society in Dia Fundii Features Kinney Case
A Newark debate gathering in Dia Fundii centers on H Kinney who underwent appendicitis surgery and is recovering well. Local notes report household mishaps and minor injuries including A Wheeler hurt while felling tubers and a tree accident that caused a facial wound. visits from Mrs Hawkins and Morris Marquette are also mentioned.
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Dia- Fundii
Wadeh
H. Kinney
Hook Brothers
Win
Hook
Jett. Kissell
Mrs Black Wooley is sick with pleurisy and family notes
Mrs. Black Wooley is reported ill with pleurisy as Frank Page works for W. Wooley. Tales of starting Cor Afton, South Dakota are mentioned. Mrs. Mary Wooley visited her sister at Captain, and Geo Womay and family are noted. The family marked Frank Henry’s birthday with a surprise party as relatives gathered at their homes in Hinul and nearby areas.
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Black Wooley
Frank Page
Wooley
Cor Afton
South Dakota
Mary Wooley
Wiliam Yoorynd
Eisie
Geo. Womay
Frank Henry
Leaie Woolny
Miet
Unclear names and places in a mistyped report
A garbled report lists several people including Mrs Danioe, Mr. dadra, and Gerda with references to a Saturday event and a school or local meeting. The text is fragmented, with numerous misspellings, making it difficult to identify concrete actions, dates, or locations.
Vague local notice from Hiveedale on town issues
Fragmentary report from Hiveedale mentions local authorities and residents concerned about a nearby facility or event. Names and specifics are unclear, with references to Dr LN and a possible nearby site affecting the town. Various terms imply public safety or infrastructure worry without clear actions or dates.
Fragmented OCR text hints at local notices and casual social items
The readable lines reference residents, pets, and moves, mentioning a runaway horse, family relocations to Cadillas, and neighbors like ROS Keys and Lovie Andros. scattered street chatter notes a garden party, oysters, and a social gathering, with garbled names and places.
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Klay Hallowen
Saginaw
Lansing
Grand Rayide
J. O. Bush
Atmos
Cory
Cadillas
Ros Keys
Lovie Andros
Breckenridgy
Morey
Watertainment. Com
Rts
Prolific Local Notes On Injuries and Social Moves
Pearl Sabin near town wrestled with a larger boy and dislocated a shoulder, now needing to support the injured arm. Mrs. Fred Sly left for Beaverton to visit her mother who is reported quite ill. Mrs. M Kremer, widowed last week, moved to Alm with her daughter. Ward moved into Blair. Protracted meetings at MM church continue without converts. Homer Ward returns sick with curlet fever. Dr. Graham, health officer, called to Lovestine. Sumner township Sunday school convention set for Lovell school on Saturday March 9. all interested in Sunday school work invited.
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Forsia
Frotay
Pearl Sabin
Fred Sly
Beaverton
Lovestinte
Sumner Township
Lovell School
Local News From Sumner Area Transcribed
Sumner reports a blizzard last Monday as residents note sales and moves on Mill street Milo Standish of New Haven plans to relocate there Mrs Sarno Bigelow is very low Clara Ferria visits Edmore Nora Ferris remains ill Dr Graham visited Stanton Friday and other towns Social events include a surprise for Frank Tucker and L O T M installation For the Endeavors a social at Mr Smead’s residence and a dance at Maccabe Hall on Feb 21 Doctors busy as Mrs Mulford opens a dredging venture Loui Boringateen returns from the north Carleton Ferris of Ohio visited relatives Mrs Medier visits Almanat A feature evening at Prof Feria’s last Friday Mrs Smead attended the stock lot Chas Morrie plans millinery goods this spring
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Ki. A. Clow
Mill Street
Milo Standish
New Haven
Sarno
Bigelow
Clara Ferria
Edmore
Nora Ferris
Graham
Stanton
Loaian Arazers
May McGurn
Sanday
Bert Clow
Bertha
Smead
David Mulford
Dred
Loui Boringateen
Jake Borget
Carleton Ferris
Ohio
Medier
Feria
Ein Hall
Smead i
Chas
Morrie
Seymour Scudder Dies After Woods Accident in La Fayette
An accident in the woods near La Fayette ends Seymour Scudder’s life after a tree fell toward him while his brother called. The funeral was held at the Congregational church, with Rev. Killeen officiating and many local groups attending.
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Seymour Scadder
la Fayette
Seymour
Nepmont
Vetoek Am
Bee Watson
Mthaea
K.t. T
Sammon
Killeen
Mary
Conklin
Ann Arbor
Terry Harter
AM. Wheeler
Alice Sexton
Meynotde
Ehurich
Pebth
Seymour Scudder
Hans
January Crop Report Notes Favorable Weather Across Counties
January weather aided wheat market activity with ground cover variable by region. About half of the southern counties reported adequate moisture, central counties varied, while northern areas showed better soil moisture. Wheat marketed by farmers remained high and livestock conditions ranged from good to fair with warnings of disease. Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup cited as a cough remedy.
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Rafferwl
Diamany i
Henney
Tos Bashels
Shifting Sands in Gratior County Real Estate Transfers
Fragmentary rows show numerous transfers in Gratior County with names such as William T. Wilson Chas Howard Morris McKow John W. Mona Jonathan P Taft Warren St Sullivan Alma Jns Hinks Bessie Sanford G. F. Bassett Sarah J. Sootow L. Miller Lyman Crosley Roscoe Giles Ellen Giles Breckenridge and Frank A. Cole. Amounts listed include 100.00 1000.00 and 2400.00 with parcels in Newark and Breckenridge add Wheeler.
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Wee
Betate
Gratior
William T. Wilson
Chas
Howard
Warren St Sullivan
Alma Jns
Hinks
Bessie Sanford
Sauner
Bono G. F. Bassett
Sarah J. Sootow
Newark
L. Miller
Lyman Crosley
Fulton
Roscoe Giles
Ellen Giles
Sumiger
Ohared
Breckenridge
Wheeler
Labor Case at Alma Ends Quickly in Gratiot County Court
In Justice Gee's Alma court, Richard W. Anderson vs Gratiot Co. Printing Co. closed within minutes. Plaintiff's attorney A W Bahlke argued, defendant Guo P Stone represented the company, and Anderson testified briefly. Judgment for Anderson matched the company's owed amount plus minimal interest, despite public dispute over publicity and settlement terms.
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Richard W. Anderson
Gratiot Co. Printing Co
Day
Justice Gee
Alma
A.W. Bahlke
Guo. P Stone
Mr. Anderson
Anderson
Bahike
Gratiot County Printing Company
Asueh
Marriage Proposal At The Ivoryman Sendor
A fragmented reminiscence describes a fatherly moment when Goncord philosophier Kaversne Preposeu. Mes proposes marriage to the deermother. The scene features garish chores and buggy, bright swallow rein, and a stern response as the father leaves with the reins hanging loose.
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Billen Jononon
Goncord
Dean
Move Along the Indian Chief Red Jacket Incident
Anecdote recounts Red Jacket repeatedly telling agent Joseph Ellicott to move along during a log session at Tonawanda. The tale contrasts Native insistence on traversal with white man inconvenience, illustrating distrust and tension in early relations. Includes unrelated notes on winter care of frame houses and greenhouse practices from Garden and Forest.
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Ellicott Evans
Hamilton Calle
Ben Jacket
Evans
Joseph Ellicott
Tonawanda
Niagara Counts
Ellicott
Holland Land Company
Eighth Judicial District
New York
Red Jacket
Mr. Ellicott
Red Jockee
Jon
Fragmented OCR notes on dresses and Civil War veterans
Collage of garbled phrases from Chicago Record and Chicago Tribune mentions dresses, Mrs Brown, Bone On til, and a misread reference to graduates who served in the Civil War. Scattered lines touch on fashion, veterans, and an unclear sale or event with assorted names and phrases.
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Chicago
Nonsensical Meditations on Flaubert and Distant Echoes
Fragmentary text quotes Flaubert and letters reveal a preoccupation with happiness, mortality, and discontent, interwoven with travel reflections and literary critiques. The piece drifts through surreal images, Arab wails, and New York literary commentary, ending amid random financial figures and unrelated notes.
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