Riverdale News Highlights Local Grocer and Trades
Lively Riverdale column notes Mrs Hattie Wyeth visiting nephew and niece, Moble and Co selling warm shoes, Houck & Son stocked with warm woolen blankets. Blanchard trip for T S Tallon for pickle business. Street life mentioning winter gear, vault safety deposit boxes, and a sale on 50 cent underwear. Local barber Wm Wixon repainted shop. talk of moving store. Agnes and Pan celebrate birthday, skating party by river with marshmallows and popcorn. New cash register planned by F C Hyde, a progressive merchant adopting improved methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Wyeth
Arthur Wyeth
Moble & Co
N. W. Struble
F. It. Rowland
Houck & Son
T.S. Tallon
Blanchard
Pickle Company
Riverdale Bank
Houck
Wm. Wixon
John
Riverdale
HL. Lyons
Von
HA. Lyons
Boyne City
Kon
Lyons
That City
P_Cnah
Agnes
Pan
Cash
F. C. Hyde
Hyde
Moble Wells
Pete Britton
Pred
Honolulu
Fred
United | States
Waldron
Lumbago
Honeymoon Visit and Local News From Riverdale Area
Three weeks of honeymoon travel ended with a move to a new home with D. M. Zinn family. Updates note Uncle Sibley improving after a stroke, FO Hyde planning a 30 day Texas farm trip, and V. P. Gash considering repairs to an elevator with limited hours. Riverdale seeks a deputy sheriff as Convis has not appointed one. Local society mentions buys for children, health notes, visitors, and recent travel across town.
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D. M. Zinn
Riverdale
Convis
Gratiot County
Houck
Grange and community notices from Arcada and area
Mr Route returns to teaching after visiting. Grange meets Thursday as Peter Klees goes to Arcada to install officers with installing officer Mr Witherer of New Ark. Maccabees practice for officer installation January 16. Miss Heyden resumes teaching in Carson City. Mrs Kate Lavoy of Elins Hall visiting parents. Ruth Graham with Standish grandparents. Mrs Forquette on prick lint with grip. The Ladies Art Society meets at Mr Sellaptop’s Wednesday morning. Soloman Mangus improving. A Batton trip to Alma. Elsie Posson returns from Toni a visit to sister Jennie Woodard visits Alin. Skating good. children happy. Mr Klees, Tits Lang attend Arcade grange installation. A remedy ad for Dean’s Regalete promotes liver and digestion.
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Route
Grange
Peter Klees
Arcada Grange
Witherer
Newark
Maccabees
Miss Heyden
Carson City
Kate Lavoy
Elins Hall
Soloman Mangus
A. Batton
Alma
Elsie Posson
Tonia
Jennie Woodard
Alin
Mia
HO Church
John Sea
Mr. Klees
Tits Lang
Arcade Grange
Diapepsin Promise of Fast Dyspepsia Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for dyspepsia and indigestion, claiming five minute relief and ability to eat freely. It asserts digestion will improve, no fermentation or gastric gas, and old stomach complaints vanish with regular use. Also includes a short rent notice for a six room house with contact GV Wright at Cradell & Boots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GV. Wright
Cradell & Boots
Hayes
Dodds Seeks State Supreme Court Justice Seat
Mt Pleasant Times reports Judge Peter F. Dodds of Isabella county aims for the state supreme court. His supporters praise his legal record, scholarly mind, and district loyalty, arguing he is the best qualified candidate to replace Judge Grant and deliver a strong statewide ticket.
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Mt Pleasant
Peter F. Dodds
Supreme Court
Dodds
Ain
Han
Twenty-First Judicial Circuit
Hhis Sec
Democrats
Saginaw
Doddson
Joden
Lian
Isabella County
Hon. H. Thompson
Ewart
State Board of Education
Supreme Justice
Grant
Republican State Convention Set for February 12 in Grand Rapids
The Republican state convention at the Majestic in Grand Rapids on Lincoln's Birthday will nominate two Supreme Court candidates, two for university regent, one for superintendent of public instruction, and six for the state board of agriculture. Likely candidates include Judges Dodds Isabella County, J. W. Stone Marquette, Perkins Kent County, and Charles A. Blair Jackson for possible renomination. Lincoln Club banquet to follow in the evening.
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Majestic Theater
Grand Rapids
Lincoln
Supreme Court
University
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Agriculture
Dodds
Isabella County
J. W. Stone
Marquette
Perkins
Kent
Charles A. Blair
Jackson
Doubtles
Lincoln Club
Let the Cars Comm. May Extend Line From St Johns
St Johns Republican reports Secretary Chilson of the Lionslo Business Men's association says interurban roads boost Lai Ing trade. He urges extending the St Johns interurban line north to Maple Rapids and discusses meeting with M. U. R. at year start to study extension toward Alma St Louis and Sagi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilson
Lianslo Business Men's Association
Lai Ing
He Taye
John
Maple Rapids
St. Johns
Tthace
Alma
St. Louis
Sagi
A Horrible Hold-Up In Health And Hope
A Washington North Carolina man recalls his brother’s years of consumption and failed remedies before using Dr King’s New Discovery which cured him with six bottles Now well and robust The remedy relieves bronchial ailments and is guaranteed by O F Brown with trial bottles available.
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W. R. Tipecomb
Washington, N.C
Tie
Brown
Governors annual reception in Lansing draws 2300 attendees
Governor Warner and newly elected state officers hosted a public reception in the executive parlors at Lansing. About 2300 citizens passed the receiving line as Generals Warner and McGurrin led the crowd with aides and artillery Battery Vandervogle at the head.
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Lansing
Warner
Supreme Court
Eatd Vance
Fates
Afair
Capitan Vandervogle
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Moble
Riverdais
M. L. Perrigo
Forest Hill
Otis Capen
O. Capen
Elm Hall
Miss Delavans
Sumner
A. E. Wylie
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Lena Johnson
Arthur Wherry
Geo Lawmh
Elwell
Ernest and Son, Forest
Fenwick
Robert Bartlet
Ethel Benns
Floyd Archambault
Muskegon
Dean
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Putallot County
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