Busy Seville News and Local Notices
Items from our western neighborhood report social events at the Farmer's Institute in St. Louis revival meetings at the Center. Elder Tanner mourns his eldest daughter. W H Sibley near Beaver Creek is very ill. The past year records several appendicitis operations in the town. A prominent young couple from the north half of the county is to be married soon. Wishing them a happy, prosperous life and smooth roads ahead.
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Farmer's Institute
St. Louis
Tanner
Westabury
W. H. Sibley
Beaver Creek
Ile
Medical Missionaries Meet in Battle Creek Conference
The first medical missionary inter natives conference in America convened in Battle Creek Teensay with delegates from around the world. Speakers included James Nepham with 40 years in China and Japan and Royal J. Dye among others from India Africa Egypt Turkey and Labrador.
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America
Battle Creek
James Nepham
China
Japan
Hob Niawan
West Africa
Royal J. Dye
Gange
Winifred ‘Mesion
India
Baalty D. Sedith
GO. 1
Bilis Od Die
J. B. BteCarthey
Ching
Genot
Egypt
Hambleton
Turkey
Wilfred Grenfell
Labrador
G. H. Dewknott
Weet Qonotral Afcien
Zcological Gardens Director Seeks Plan During Vacation
The director of the zcological gardens is away on vacation when a note from the chief assistant arrives. It hints at a chimpanzee longing for company and asks what to do until the director returns.
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Zcological Gardens
Bip
Aesistant
Alma Record Transmission Post Office Notice
The Alma post office will handle mail transmission on January 21, 1900. An exemption was noted for the remails on a certain matter affecting delivery.
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Ane
Taft speech rallies southern support in Atlanta gathering
The article recounts a Southern event in Atlanta where President-elect Taft spoke to a large, notable audience from across southern states. It notes his praise for southern conservatism, his views on administration appointments, and the aim to strengthen North-South understanding, alongside reflections on the Young Men's Christian Association and a bank wrecker case in Pennsylvania.
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South
Atlanta
Taft
Mason and Dixon Line
Bates
Taft Anid
Thone
Sharp rebuke of critics over farm policy talk
A moderator rebukes critics who mock President Roosevelt’s rural improvement plan. Editors are accused of fostering prejudice against farmers and attacking efforts to raise rural conditions. The piece questions editors’ views of farmers and their clubs and urges support for modernization.
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Tapics
Roosevelt
Rape Etna
Far Ie
Sabie Apledd
Taseaslie
Etna
Granae
Farmers’ Clubs
Michigan Officials Receive Pay Increases Under New Constitution
On the first and eighteenth of each month Michigan state officers including Governor and Attorney General gain salary increases under the new constitution. The Governor and Attorney General now receive 5000 dollars yearly while the others gain 1000 dollars. previously Governor earned 4000 and others 800. The Attorney General has ruled that all other officers retain old salaries until the legislature sets new amounts.
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Michigan
Attoreney General
Legislatare
Fire destroys potato warehouse at Edmere
A large potato warehouse near the Pere Marquette tracks at Edmere was totally destroyed by fire on Sunday. The building held about two thousand bushels of potatoes and other produce. Several residences were endangered as five engines battled the blaze amid strong winds. Ownership was shared by A J Curtis, J B Oseann de Co, and Armament Co of Greenville. Origin of the fire is unknown.
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Pere Marquette Tracks
Edimere
Sanday
Ty Thiurnace
A. J. Curtis
J. B. Oseann de Co
Armacent & Co
Greenville
Profit Sharing Movement Sees Great Names Endorse Reform
A column reports on profit sharing as a rising economic idea with support from Andrew Carnegie Melville B K Lugilie UK railroad magnate Arthur Balfour and others. It notes Nelson of St Louis a pioneer who shares profits with workers and customers and Promotes worker ownership through pensions and stock plans, predicting broad adoption in industry and railroads.
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James A. Edgerton
Peohl
Hooswevel
Andrew Carnegie
Melville BK Lugilie UK
Arthur Jamiew Balfour
Hritain
Carnegie
N. O. Nelson
St. Louis
United States Steel Corporation
John D. Rockefeller
Nelson
Ile
Busines
Capituliot
Toreto
Bax
Foid
Ernst
Clothing Trust
Benevolent Corporation
Goddess of Liberty
Roanievelt
Lagalls
Balfour
Tadep
Met
Skibo
Melvile E.togalle
Big Four Railroad
Mtriicom
Andea
Europe
Brance
England
Great Britain
Piender Balfour
America
Proctor & Gamble Company
Diinois
Leclaire
France
Nelson Ives
St. Louie
Joseph W. Folit
Froot
le Bf
St Lane
Norwy
Missouri
Certan Flint
Buckien’s Arnica Salve Featured for Fire Laddies
A brief notice promotes Buckien’s Arnica Salve as a quick remedy for injuries sustained by grave fire laddies. It claims to ease wounds boils ulcers skin eruptions and other ailments instantly, advertised by C. B. Brown.
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Buckien
C. B. Brown's
How a Child's Life Was Saved
A. Baker of Carney Michigan writes of a child who caught a long lasting cold and nearly collapsed. Despite attempts with many doctors the girl grew weaker until Warner's White Wine of Tar allegedly saved her, a remedy then common in consumption fears.
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A. Baker
Carney
Michigan
Warner
Judge Grants Divorce Amid Ill Temper and Bad Breath
A western judge grants a divorce citing ill temper and bad breath as key factors. An advertisement for Dr. King’s New Life Pills claims to cure constipation and liver trouble causing temper and breath issues, touting a long list of ailments and a U.S. patent-like tone.
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Dr. King
Brown
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