Unclear text in Wheeler area hints at social events and plans
The passage mentions Wheeler residents hosting a party for Miss Bogestorl and social visits from Midland. It notes Dr Clare visiting, a bash for a son in Si Loan, and ongoing tales of local people including Jobe Simiin and Mra Muucpiliy. The garbled OCR references a novel by Wool hae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mex
Willate
Irimnite
Jereny
Pomeroy
Clare Lo
Wheeler
Bogestorl
Cme
Midland
Bash
Ehp
North Shade notes and local land deals and misadventures
Ionia area brief items report John Fowler closing a 120 acre land deal with John Blanchard in North Shade. Amos Kepner sold the Hatrick farm to William Anders for 3000 dollars. John Hanne tas buys Weston horses from Ed. Joeson. several petty mishaps and community updates across Vale and surrounding townships including a runaway wreck and a missing livestock incident. Charleston era tone with marriages and travel notes. local quarrels and schoolhouse dispute referenced. residents planning spring work and moves. sentiment of seeking example against misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fowler
Ionia
John Blanchard
Mire
Bile Wright
Ue Millard
Vale
Jay Koeorrvar
Cone
Palo Ly
Bes
Amos Kepner
Hatrick
Wm. Anders
John Hanne Tas
Weston
Ed. Joeuson
Loula
A. Toop
Iyo Yonker
Wilson
Blutchet
Isham
Georgia Sham
Curtis Buckletlam
Charley Hoop B
Mies Jones
Geo. Gibbs Pines
Carson City
St. Logis
Mosouri
Local notes from Forest Hill community update
Forest Hill notes recount visits and social events. Mrs. Mey returns from Middleton. Evert of Shepherd to preach. Dr Calp of St Louis visits. Families travel to Ann Arbor Park Lake Midland County and Park Lake for visits. A phonograph event at the church entertained attendees. Parkinson station renewal noted. plans and visits among locals including Hartington of St Louis and various residents to Wood and Moody families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleton
Ree
Das
Af Bhoptard
T&a
A. d. Hartington
St. Luis
Sire
Gargett and Danttery
Mt Piengant
D. Wood
Riverdale plans two sew saw mills on Pine river
The town of Riverdale prepares for spring construction of two sew saw mills on Pine river. Local figures are noted in disparate chatter about camps, lam bur jobs, and plans for organization with a charter. A vulgar note hung on a telephone pole sparks rumor, while Prof Heddon introduces a new treatment set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine
Adames
Howe
A. Khoai
Krow
Heddon
Leartivilte
Prolonged meeting and village sleigh feast in Perkinton
In Perkinton Craiger continues a protracted meeting at the Christian church as Lawrence spends days in the village. A sleigh load of youths surprised Kari Riebard Saturday evening with a feast of wafers and other treats. Ernest Geartart reportedly joined the gathering, while another sleigh party headed to Penpals, reflecting a festive rural outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craiger
Christian Obure
Labbiy Lawrence
Kari Riebard
Ernest Geartart
Meeting notes and odd items from local page
A fragmented report describes a Saturday gathering by Hey BtwiTee with mentions of Wilt Shewevene and Perrin. It notes a horse incident, Captain Sebring the old soldier, and a roll call by elderly residents. Baker Bros ship sheep to Buffalo, valued low, amid calls for trade and bonding. The staccabees plan show entertainment and a forthcoming production by Dartow with two “high stepping bags.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temii Rae
Sitarday
Ates
Bhoridan
Perrin
Milo
Bridie
Shorer
Wallinwe
Sylvester Robbing
Sebring
Patton
Baker Bros
Buffalo
Dartow
Newarker Center Notes From A Letter Page
Fragmented social items from Newark Center recount a wedding and a New Year oyster supper with friends expressing well wishes. The note mentions a girl and an illness affecting Myron Word, plus a hoped long life for a newly married couple and a forthcoming wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golig Gu
Owonder
Heak
Ibis
Mes
Myron
Kiar Wood
Mie
Ewa
William Johnson
Elba Center News Roundup
Mr Inaxe Matteson and wife return from Greenville with a pleasant time. Mrs Stitt buys funds on section 15. John Tosser moves his parents to his farm. Mr Thomas Hoff moves into Mrs Moore’s house. Mrs Hoff ill with inflammation in the head. Baby of Wan Sharp very sick. School progress good. Miss Hiauche MeQaistian teaches. Janae Mattenson loses a valuable cow. old man Cada, Root visiting indefinitely. School event held at Damen Ledyard hall. local social noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inaxe Matteson
Greenville
Stitt
McOores
John Tosser
Thomas Hoff
Esc
Mies Hiauche MeQaistian
Janae Matténon
Cada
Root
Damen Ledyard
Sam
West Aracda Family Visit Ends in Aboa Style Feud
West Aracda, Mrs. John Hichards journeys from Ohio visiting Howell daughter Mrs. James Byard before Renner returns to Alio-O. The event includes a birthday celebration for J. H. Allis with neighbors Niths Damuon and Pythina. A later card game quarrel leads to a burial of a batotot amid local gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hichards
Ohio
Howell
James Byard
Mand Renner
Alia
Renner
Tia iMneas
J. H. Allis
Damuon and
Pythina
Fragments From Shinwasai Commune Visit and Local Figures
A garbled local note mentions Mr D Whitafore of Shinwasai Michigan moving on fare owed by Manity Hues and plans to stay there. Nora Belding of Mancuins Michigan visits the village. H B Chase and a two daughters are noted in connection with the village and a visit to Mrs W Swooner’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Whitafore
Shinwasai Comnty
Mich
Manity Hues
Nora Belding
Mancuins
Thin Village
H. B Chase
Reude
Suur
Weil
Melee
Mrs. W.swooner
Thie Village
Dec 2 Fire Destroys Home In Central New Haven
Mr Ran som Reynolds lost his house and barn in a blaze on Saturday evening. Neighbors and friends donated between 200 and 1000 in money clothing grain and goods to aid the family. Local updates note community support and various nearby happenings including farm work and land purchases by Cally and Emery Wiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Reynolds
John Thompennie Ewinglog
LB. Woilford
H.W
Jackson County
J. Chambers
M. K. Prowe
Dieilbhaes
Brasch
Kiboy Town
Coen
Cally
Emery Wiles
Local Notices and Personal Notices from Bothton and Nearby
Fragmented local items report changes in residents lives including a janitor appointment at Bothton, births, and local misfortunes. Mentions Oscar Canfield, Will Ingersoll, and Wade Rockwell with notes on illness, schooling, and post office efforts. Silhouette of community concerns, family news, and minor events in the area.
Local Notes From Center Line and Nearby Areas
North Wheeler residents Brigwe and wife traveled to Lynwood for a week’s visit returning Saturday. Minnie Bush returned to Hope School after a Sunday trip. The trolley horse spooked a cart injuring a pupil who resumed school Monday. Isham left Canter Line school Monday to care for his ill mother, returning Saturday. Simpson’s mill resumed operations Monday. Oscar Flowers’s nine year old son Forrest died Wednesday from typhoid fever. funeral at Center Line school Friday with Rev. Sprague officiating. Pletcher remains ill. Revival meetings begin at Center Line next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigwe
Lynwood
Wit & Sister
Simpson’s Mill
Porest Flowers
Oscar Flowers
Center Line
Sprague of
Wheeler
Pletcher
Community Notes From Newark And Environs
Newark district items record visits and local labor. Ostrander from Alaa guest of Mrs. Altenburg. John Martin’s saw mill operating. Green moved into Jobin Kelly’s house. Harvey Thompson and others haul wood to St dabns. Lombard brothers visit in Wood county. Gibbs brothers cut fifty cords for Jot Kinsel. Munson and Kinney have traded farms. wedding anticipated in town. Willan Dayrmon of Hancock County invited Kinsel brothers. Joseph Gants loses a horse. sleigh bells ring as residents cut wood. E Vandeventer and Eley Hall form district No 24. Edward owns cattle Glen Dustar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins
Wood County
Hic
Suey Lombard
Gibbs Brothers
Kinsel
Itra Munson
Wesley Kinney
Willan
E. Vandeventer
Eley Hall
Edward Fe
Local notes from Elwell and area amid disorderly spell of travel and health
A car load of heading per day is seen as Elwell dathrop & Landles ship goods while P Hibinger clerks at Pomekey's in Alin with Bundy friends. Thorn and Dick run their mulls to freight, a Methdist meeting at Bim Hall drew a crowd Sunday evening, N E Barton shows improvement after illness, Mrs Clarence Sweet also recovering after two weeks of sickness, and local pension remarks stir debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Sweet
Borwwu
Pleasant Valley News Roundup on Snow and Sickness
In Pleasant Valley, snow brings activity as sledding excites residents while fogs over St. Louis loom. Emtionesis retires from Ann Arbor amid family illness. Kate McCone starts school in Goodyear district. A church box social drew few attendees due to families’ firstorties. Mrs Crante was ill but improving, Lauile Harrison Sauikbory shows progress after a serious fall, and Mrs L Conrad remains on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Ynuch
St. Louis
Orville Emtionesis
Ann Arbor
Kate McCone
Goodyear
Methodist Church
Orie Crante
Wwe
Lauile Harrison Sauikbory
Hin Wa Fir
New Haves School Progress Under Local Care
In the Wermath district the school advances slowly under Adney Kiddie and John Hamilton. They anticipate a near start for the WoodsoK project as experts plan to move to B. 1. Ranger’s farm, one and a half miles east of Ith awa. Wish you sneewes Karn.ooon Fred Wermtth haw a tekaw. cs Mies Lave iinzer haa returned from Ithnen, Torey dana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wermath
Adney Kiddie
John Hamilton
Woodsok
Cae
Ter Eaperts
B. 1
Ranger
Ithawa
Karn
Fred
Elm Hall News and Local Happenings
Elm Hall reports a boy welcomed at wamford’s and farmer efforts to improve sleighing. A valuable colt suffered distemper but recovery seems hopeful. Harry Conver visited brother Alesander from weeovth over Sunday. The poverty social at McSayter’s Friday evening drew strong attendance and funds. The show has polled takes and moved to Sumuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamford’s
Marton
Distemper
Stra
Wood
Wronelius
Pleariey
Harry Conver
Alesander
Weeovth
Gluaghton
Spoorta
Clay
McSayter
Sumuer
Objet Attrac
Winter school start and local tales mix in Bom Hall
The fragmentary item notes the winter term starting within enrollment figures, a prince confined at home, a Wade family dividing apartments, and a misfired day with neighbors fighting over a girl. It mentions civic visits, a court session, a forty dollar judgment, and a typhoid illness affecting a child while the mother remains at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alektors
Dobn Wade
Bom Hall
Levdane
Pratt
Jude Giteun
Pesatos
Frye Stafford
Chase Andrew
Wae Laken
Breckenridge News Notes of Death and Town Happenings
Long article records the death of Almond Wood at Bald o'clock aged old. He leaves three sons and one daughter, with Jared Wood at home and others in New York and Lafayette. Funeral at M E church led by Rev. Foote. Also reports snowstorm bringing fourteen inches, local births and illnesses, visits, church meetings, and residents moving or renting properties. The piece notes social events, a local band member’s departure, and various town incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Weedas
Almond Wood
Bald O
Jared Wood
Macy
George
the Wood
New York State
Lane
Lafayette
M. E. Church
J. Foote
Charlie
His Payne
Mark Hoton
Burt Slnaghter
Syracuse
Goo. Smith
St Louis
Apriliet
Wheeler and Bancreon
Congregational Church
Olitoes
Epps
Teril
Terril
Hoeford
Cora Hasee
Ashley Fame
Hnebrook
Belding
Attite
Chna
Merril of
Merrill
Borg
G. A. Anderson
Goode
John ‘Thiaaull
Printer's Ik
Strange School Notes And Muddled Town News
In district number S a new branch to the school is added while a boxing lesson weekly seems odd for Hiencholire. A local man exerts threats over a family dispute and a teacher, and Danstiles buys land portions for 5000 dollars. The K P Lodge Ashley No 118 plans installation of officers on Friday. Debates at the school house weekly draw interest as bolts and logs move in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiencholire
Ueber
Tescher
Techer
Danstiles
Southworth
Hans Perry
P. Jodge
Ashley No. 118
Bev. Keist
W. C. William. Coone
Alvin Clarkin
W .George
Mead K
Pod
Theo.f. Amepooker
Geary
Davie Dancan
St. Mt A
W. Coon
BSR
Installation ceremony of Viking Star and Crescent lodges
In a large gathering Monday evening, the installation of officers for Viking Star and Crescent lodges was witnessed by many of their Fellows their wives and Daughters of Rebekah. The event marked the official start of new leadership for the two lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarverni Orient Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Visitors from St Louis Attend Fraternal Lodge Event
A large gathering included sixteen visitors from St Louis plus visiting brothers from other lodges. Grand Master Salter led the ceremonies with an able assistive group, and the event proceeded smoothly and pleasantly. Mr Hendry of Bay City gave a pleasant talk, followed by Mr Hamburger of Detroit and Moon of St Louis, in brief, engaging remarks. A bountiful lunch was served in the dining hall, and other members of the lodges praised the program and enjoyed the occasion. Also notice an ad listing selling seasoned lumber and planks from Breckenridge area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Loui
Salter
Hendry
Bay City
Hamburger
Detroit
Moon
St. Louis
Hon
Castoria Pitchman's remedy广告 from old newspaper
An OCR fragment touts Otto's care for throat ailments and Castoria as a superior remedy for coughs colds and bronchitis. It claims instant relief and a guaranteed cure with a free sample offer, urging readers to purchase small bottles from a local vendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
B.S
Nebraska farm Innvis pamphlet distributed free on request
A pamphlet about Nebraska farm Innvis will be mailed free upon request. The notice invites readers to send names and addresses to P. S. Eustis in Chicago for a free Bacon’s Celery Ring package and mentions a store offer. It touts Bacon’s Celery King as a remedy for nerves insomnia headaches and stomach and liver disorders, and promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as a new permanent cure available through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Farm
P. S. Eustis
C. BR. B
Chicago
Maud
Webb's
Map of the United States advertised by Burlington Route
A large handsome map of the United States mounted for office or home is issued by Burlington Route. Copies mailed to any address on receipt of fifteen cents in postage by P.8. Fustis, Gen’s Pass Agent, Chicago, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unita
United States
Burlington
Fustis
Chicago
Reconstructed Castoria Substitution Note
In a fragmented historical text, Castoria was used as a substitute for a child’s remedy during several early childhood illnesses including teething and upset stomach, reflecting common folk practice of the era when Castoria played a trusted role in home care.
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U.S. Gov't Report
North Shade
Forest Hill
Riverdale
Perkinton
Newark Center
Elba Center
West Aracda
Central New Haven
J. T. Broniler
M. Ei
Bothton
Geon Samantran
South East Crystal
Oscar Canfield
Will Ingersoll
Ani
Shaffer
K van Horn
Wilford House
George Metcalf
B. Taylor
Wade Rockwell
George Rhinabarger
Alion Koptar
North Wheeler
Newark
Elwell
Pleasant Valley
Elm Hall
Breckenridge
Washington
Sumner
Rending Circle
Adi
Disturson
Shiney Beng
Mit
Grady
TRADE
Elluolpmark
Cellare
Asc. Cach
Cui
The
Celluloid Company
Broadway
New Yorke
A.W. Stone
Pitcher’s Castoria
Toledo Railway
Maret Ati
Pat Thaine
Alma Nonna
Rennet
Lentieck
Agen
Aime
Roledo
Tarave Aalbey Ly Ashiey
Miskegeom
Ptycine
Muskegon
Contech New Es WC Baie
Janet A
Tratie Mawiger
Lansing & Northern R,rk
Sazinew
Merrill Wheeler
Tiversale
Edmore
Lakeview Howard
Ithaca Deancr
Wee Louie
Iand Rapide
West Michigan
Grand Rapids
Mumkewon
Hepton Harbor
St Joseph
Wigner Palace Buffet
Chienga
HG P. i
Waener Palace
Grand Rapidy
Chicara
Ataraina
Gronae DeHaven
Agent
Alta
Geo’! Paas'r Bs Grand Kaping
NASA
F.&p.m
Union Depot
Potter St
Saginaw
Court St
Depot
Toledo
Wipo
Vuillmian Palace
Betwene Saginaw
Reetpon
Dri
Grand Kirn
Milwaukee Br
Saoinaw & Muskegon Bey
Cnnnectione
Ate Tone A
Ceonse Jumet
Usineot D
G. Am Wy
Tha Weurrl
Mueh
Chicsgo
Hicohwerton Wih
Ianeet
T. A.A. A SM
Treal, Niagare Oe
Castoria
Ealieninan
Noreery
Aioc
B. May & GO
St. Paul, Minn
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