Be City News Brisk With Cold Weather and Local Happenings
Nat White held an auction at his farm. A. S. Molntyre attended Bay City. Mrs. Brannan and Mrs. Nutter visited Barryton. Pierce and Riverdale residents visited Alma. Meetings at M. E. and Baptist churches occurred. Record cold caused near ten degrees below zero. Prof. Pike spoke at the high school. Seaman Smith went for wood, limbs frostbitten. Rumors swirl on electric extension to Alma. Alma high school reception sparked controversy. A sleigh race ended badly when a horse fell and died. Two local deaths, Pearl and Wilte Kline, mourned. Sleigh mishaps and birthday gossip followed, amid bitter cold. Post office jokes and government letter costs entertained townsfolk. Beet factory meeting drew large crowds. stock drive seeks 825,000 with 15,000 already subscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat White
Molntyre
Bay City
Jas Brannan
Nutter
Barrytop
Pierce
Riverdale
Ely
M. Kb
Frank Pike
Ithacs
Saginaw
Alma
Alma High School
Tly City
St. Loui High School
O’s
Thits City
Daniel Kline
Ubis City
Pearl
Wile
Jon
Wiite
Saints’ Church
Rew Wi
Warren
Ithaca
Abe
Correspondence Ithaca Notes Local Visits Over Weekend
Ithaca readers note a flurry of weekend visits and travels. Residents from North Star Ashley and Mt Pleasant stopped by friends in Ithaca and nearby towns. Mrs. Hattie Shopard went to Durand and other locals visited kin, while several went to Lansing and North Baltimore to visit relatives and attend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McMulle
Ernie Angell
Mb Pleasant
Hattie A. Shopard
Durand Meni
Ster
Beth Lo Kolokorhorker
Levering
Menry Dodge
Sacotey
James Richardson
St. Jeune
J. M. Flanders
Sumner
Lansing
Cook
Hirminghammton
New York
Professor Smith
St Louie
Mise Helen Zoss
North Star
Lown
Esther Mull
Ithaca
Charles Lyon
George and
John Whitney
Newark
Astley
Emma Duncan
CW. Satin
Ashley
F VanNerman
Mt. Meas
Mary Swift
Mily
Jamestown
North Dakota
Lucy Barstow
Leslie
J. N. Monfort
Demand for the world's best workers fuels new century
An ad style notice highlights Dr. King's New Life Pills as the chosen remedy for constipation sick headache biliousness and liver or intestinal disorders. The message emphasizes immense demand and the pills' unrivaled effectiveness as a key health product of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Ascat
Rheumatic woes and kidney pills praised in Oswego letter
A 19th century letter from Oswego praises Dr A W Chase Kidney Liver Pills for curing long suffered rheumatism and kidney trouble. It cites relief from uric acid buildup, notes others ill with grip and illness in the community, mentions local names, a new bridge, and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Coad
Brunson Street
Oswego
A. W. Chase
Vorail
Dean
Fs W Chase
W. Chase
Buffalo
District assignments and housing changes noted in Arcada district
Rudolph Walthers to work Mrs Chas Allen's farm in District No 5. Miss Claire Kuhlman to teach Spring term in District No 6. Mr Owen of Forest Bill moved into Mrs Sophia Cline's house and will work for Weight & Dun this year. Cold weather affects river flats, Alma dam areas. many busy harvesting lass and fuel. Anderson visited recently and discussed a new wall route from Aliatele, with wood-based prospects for a concrete plan soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Walthers
Chas
Allen
Claire Kuhlman
Owen
Forest Bill
Sophia Cline
Weight & Dun
Uae
Alma
Lass
Anderson
Aliatele
Local notes from Washington and area health and legal items
Washington reports Stoddard meetings closed for a week. Mr Hill of section 22 is under doctor care with suspected diphtheria. A youth employed by Andrew Robinson is gravely ill with pneumonia and appendicitis. John Morse and Frank Mouse travel to Ithaca this week to pursue a meat market lawsuit in Ashley. Williams Smith plans an sale of personal effects as he sells his farm. Dan Miles clears timber for a new barn and outbuildings. Del Riogle, recent worker at War Martins, heads to Mariog on the 15th to seek work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoddard
Hill
Andrew Robinson
John Morse
Frank Mouse
Ithaca
Ashley
Wol Smith
Dan Miles i
del Riogle
Woo
War Martin's
Mariog
Controversial Medical Quackery Ad in Detroit Institute Notice
A dubious medical notice touts Dr G A Munch of the Detroit Medical and Surgical Institute promising cures for a wide range of illnesses. It lists numerous diseases with testimonials and free consultation, urging victims of past scams to seek treatment. It mentions appearances by Dr Harper and Dr Munch at Imperial Hotel Ithaca and other cities with specific dates in February.
Local village notes full of social rounds and travel
Mrs A D Wilcox remains sickly while Pulier visited St Louis Friday Chauncey Morris traveled to St Louis Murdon McIntosh now travels in a new carriage Will McCormick and wife visited A A Mitchell and wife Sunday Mrs A A Mitchell who was ill last week is improved Bertha Weed’s surprise birthday party Friday evening there was a dance at David Garry’s Friday Fred’s nineteenth birthday celebrated with a jovial gathering One resident moved from Forest Little Millie Bauer ill with lung trouble Leonard Brothers baled hay to Elwell Saturday Will Adame attended a funeral near St Louis for Mr Kitne’s children Lady Nettle Vanderbeck elected delegate to Marquette for Forest Hillire Joseph Moore of Shepherd married Winnie Moore Arthur G Wright son of Co Wright at the bride’s parents home February
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Wilcox
Pulier
St. Louis
Chauncey Morris
Murdon McIntosh
Will McCormick
A. A. Mitchell
A.A. Mitchell
Krovst- Muscott
Bertha Weed
Twaster
David Garry
Fred
Forest
Millie Bauer
Leonard Brothers
Elwell
Will Adame
Kitne
Nettle Vanderbeck
Marquette
Forest Hillire LO
T. M
Joseph Moore
Shepherd
Winnie Moore
Arthur G. Wright
Co. Wright
Hamilton Center News Highlights From The Week
George Seeley returns from Midland on Saturday and Uncle Abe Ringle's health stays poor through winter. C F Plowman visits St Johns on business. Ringle plans to build a cranberry house in spring. J O Swope visits from Ontario, Michigan to buy a farm and catch up with neighbors. Clarence Eddy hosts about twenty two friends for his fifteenth birthday. J T Williams fell through ice mending a pump chain. rescued after several minutes using a lowered ladder. he suffered only severe cold symptoms. Monarch cures sore throat and pulmonary troubles with Dr Thomas Relectric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Seeley
Midland
Abe Ringle
C. F. Plowman
St. Johns
Ringle
Cranary
J. OT. Swope
Onto
Michigan
Clarence Eddy
J.T. Williams
Local Notices from East Emerson and Area
A series of brief items note L W Fiddier owning a new cutter Jobin Huber visiting L W Hidler Sandie Anna Bare dining with Davdia Barton on Sunday. A birth is reported to Mr and Mrs HL Cook, February, with a baby toy. Mary Reis may return to Avalon school after five weeks illness. Priv day event at the district No 2 schoolhouse on February 2. Mr and Mrs John Moore Ithaca and Miss Sarat Snyder Hanson visited MrK Horton’s family Sunday. Friends surprised Mr and Mrs John Horton Saturday evening presenting a new rocking chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Fiddier
Jobin Huber
L. W. Hidler
Sandie
Anna Bare
Davdia Barton
HL. Cook
Mary Reis
Avalon
John Moore
Ithaca
Sarat Snyder
Hanson
Mrk. Horton
John Horton
Saved Her Childs Life With Dr. Kings New Discovery
Mrs W Watkins of Pleasant City recalls a three week illness in her chubby boy that nearly left him a skeleton due to pneumonia. A terrible cough worsened despite doctor visits until Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption restored his health and promises to cure coughs colds and all lung diseases. Sharrar Mulholland guarantee satisfaction and offer trial bottles free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parumonia
Sharrar & Mulholland
Read What Grateful Patient Say of Dr Walker
A long reader letter praises Dr W C Walker for successful treatment across many ailments and chronic conditions. It lists improvements for throat, nerves, skin, stomach, and general health, with multiple individuals from Humbur, Levis, and nearby counties endorsing his care. The note emphasizes gratitude and the doctor’s broad cures.
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Momack
Dr. Pierce
Seaman Smith
Wood
Gregory Fas
Pattengill
Videleare
Ielar Audetsu
Teeter
Hal
Dereeht Louse Ot
Steels Menor
M. Quon
Astier
Mise Crisswell
Edward Altenburg
Joe Russell
Temple
Charney Long
Will Winton
Clare Cratvenberg
Edgewood
Cainerh
Hall
Cape
Toledo
Rathbone
Karl Randall
Phon Ot
Aaron Tavid
To T M
Eiden Aldrich
Summerton
Levie Fernburg
Butler
Savionw
Demory
Simon Clute
Sam Epler
Pratjul
Herbert Schreer
Purestiil
May Robinson
Alembiv
Chauncey Divelbits
Baltimore
Ohio
Cew
Salt River
Lace
Hamilton
Hetts
Benjamin Austin
Birint
Chase Tarr
Hines
James Kemaley
Peter Hoffman
G. C. Clark
Nara Tas Smith
Henlock City
Saginaw County
Lida Cunninghont
Iisit
Dhis
Reteces Curtis
Elijah Curtis
Wesley Stamth
Wheeler
M.B
Siekele
Arcada
W. C. Walker
Detroit
Mich
Augusta Hospital
Berlin
Washington
G. AL Munch Tie
Calista
Medial and
Sitical Institute
Yiesh
Hit
Frans
DR. Munch
Imperial
St Bie
Exchange
South Breckenridge
Hamilton Center Line
Monarch
Thomas Relectric Oly
East Emerson
Scott
Alma Wright
Ithaca Imperial Aes
Otice
Koo
Park House
Otie Bours
Medina
Walker
Samentrate
Mit
Mary Mill
Mick
Kalwin
W. ¢ Walker
Aiamea
Tulgas
Akers Krramedibs
Rome
Ional
Wennis Ovid
Choe
Humbure
Lisingstos
C. Walker
Chas Toph
Nataturg
M. Brotenno
LE Lawibert
Bile Crane
M. D
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