Wedding and death notices from Crystal area community event
A Crystal town report records weddings and obituaries amid a town fair. Details mention Charley Bickett, Alva Kelley, and Eayma Lively attending ceremonies. a Methodist meeting draws a large crowd. a fatal domestic accident involving Mrs Kaceeli is noted. some residents suffer injuries and long illnesses with limited recovery prospects.
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Hystal Lake
Thaliis
Lucy Einegen
Kuetell
Kaceeli
Hivety
Preent
Urgewille
Dora Hivels
Urystel
Aid ‘Charley Bictt
Bethany
Caroma City
Alva Kelley
Eayma Lively
Oriel
Crystal
Mia Seealer
Grand
Bewan
Geolman
Aspelus
Pd Elie
Nick
Perrinton News Item Reflects Quiet Weekend Activities
Local notes recount residents visiting Crystal Mountain for rest and recreation, minor injuries from recent mishaps, and social visits among families in Perrinton. Reports mention a collar bone injury to Mrs. Watson, and gatherings with neighbors from D. H Méeker to Scot Vanatta.
Merrill News Skims Local Life In Busy Week Of Happenings
Ithaca visitor G L Kineh calls Merrill home. F H Stevens promotes new fruit flower and plant store planned to open in May. Lewis Cornwell from Saginaw stays near Merrill. Mrs Jones Deering ill but improving with hope for recovery. Thad Hillir, 11, injures elbow after bicycle fall. prior weeks saw a similar incident. Merrill touted for top district school in Baginaw county with emphasis on high instruction standards. Joseph Alien of Wheeler ill. Dr. Chase doubts recovery. Jay Hill and wife of Lafayette travel south with Eastman and Clarance Gould to pick cherries. Robert Aimes of Wheeler marries Miss Norman on Independence Day. Deriah Wealth weds Elia Scott of Wheeler.
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Cuoming
Golog
Mierill
G. L. Kineh
Ithaca
Merrill
F. H. Stevens
Taly
Lewis Cornwell
Saginaw
Jones Deering Hs
Thad Hillir
E. H. Hillk
Baginaw
Fins Alwas
Joseph Alien
Wheeler
Alek
Chase
Jay Hill
Lafayette
Norman
Deriah Wealth
Elia Scott
Forest Hill Events and Community Notes
The snippet reports on visitors and arrivals in Forest Hill and Pearce areas, including Mrs Helle Spare and daughter visiting Plowsapt Ridge, Mew and There Barqvest, George Mooily’s presence, and guests at Biian Randolph’s. Also mentions Miss Raith Fey, Miss Ete Wool, Miss Myrtia Parsons visiting Inabella county, and Nellie Sandall’s serious illness after church. A pig valued at dollars was run over by a train near Creech, with no fear reported.
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George Mooily
Bowitmnes
Inabella Sconty
Mise Laari Parsons
Alcon
Creech
Manatee
Bicyle Race At Perrinton July 4th Promises Excitement
Local notes mention patchy harvest weather and haymaking, with visits from L Richard and family to the Gndersignal And family. Plans include a Sunday school trip to Crystal Lake, and a prayer meeting at the church as residents anticipate the Perrinton bicycle race on July 4th, drawing community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Dobreau
L. Richard
Gndersignal
Inet
Iscseltl
Trohird
Aten
Crystal Lake
Scott Venntta
Perrinton
R.E. O
North Wheeler News Roundup Prominent Local Changes Reported
Dwight Defayen North Wheeler builds a new barn Aurien Wolverton plans a chelosnil house Mrs Noah Green of Timerton Cantor visiting brother B A Briner. Stave pullat Sobol chiswl near Hwwne Wridby last Wiliie Hranian Inte of Stumm Station moved to Areold plows. Mr Stimpson buys Frasier saw mill north of Breckencidde and moves it to North Wheeler post. A W Browe delivers new carrier. Many residents attend Fourth of July at Wright Share West Pine river. Sobuw knocked down by horse at Hin rate. Hrecken ridge the Porth not injured. George L Whitey and dot North will have their Dice alaut.
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Dwight Defayen
Aurien
Wolverton
Chelosnil
Noah Green
Timerton Cantor
B.A. Briner
Stumm Station
Areold
Stimpson Tos
Frasier
Breckencidde
North Wheeler Post
Windom
bin AL Hreckenridge
George L. Whitey
Dot North
Lancers and Camp Meeting Details At Local Community Site
J J Lovell was very ill last Tuesday with Dr Grohe attending. Free Methodist camp meeting at Kim Mall drew attendees. School board chose Will Hell for fall term of school. Anna Harvey and Emma Kyry noted as teachers. Rain and cool weather mentioned. Curtie of Verrinion visits. Camp meeting ended with locals returning home and plans to resume work.
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Matsetapa
The
Lancers
J. J. Lovell
Grohe
Sumoer Ie
Kim Mall
Hell
New Haven
Schol
Wolford
Mies
Anna Harvey
Nance Mies
Emma Kyry
Howark
Ioas
Ead
Hert Tice
Mr .Tymsin
Mr. Curtie
Verrinion
Gratiot County Ponting Co
Art Keo
Jake Bogart
Fireworks delight youths in Elm Hall Fourth
In Elm Hall the Fourth passed quietly except for Dr Shaffer's fireworks for children. Locals Lewis Brooks RO Mase and Chas Smith with their partners vacationed at Crystal Lake. Henry Griffin died at his home after years of illness. Grito, a Summer township settler, left a large family. George, near Matherton, was paralyzed and not expected to recover. Local readers debate governor candidates with mixed views on Rich and party figures.
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Staller
Grito
Summer Township
Prichard
Nows Yeaterday
G George
Matherton
Sumner
Ordi Gaty
Drewnt
Rich
Hanes
Grover
Hoke Sword
Thos
Convention World
Mac
New Maven Locals Report Barn Fire on County Line
S W New Maven reports a barn fire at the county line Monday night. Hatadis Urwanon hid a thresher inside the barn which burned. Firefighters arrived as the machine nearly burned. Parties claim they will not work this year. Cevil travels to Ithaca on business. Cevil fell ill Sunday with a pastnia. Precennias bought a Keystone throther. Thornton Bros visited St Johns on Lochness last week.
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Schinebarger's
Hatadis & Urwanon
Hell
Cevil
Ithaca
Biviness
Precennias
Thornton Bros
St. Johns
Lochness
Clarence Nowa and Gates in Quiet Time
A fragment notes Clarence Nowa and Bente Gates in a calm period. It mentions small communities and peaceful citizens who avoid strikes. The text references a handout to Temple to help initiate Sir Knight Mackates, noting only fourteen have occurred recently.
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To Temple
Knight Mackates
Anch
Fourth of July trip ends amid quiet, busy city
Two weeks pass with more to come as the Dinkie engine on the Bidarberry line ferries excursion parties to Dilly Lake and back. The day turns mild and clear with a crowd all day, though a fox chase yields no game for Mr Reynard. The Elderberry line operates with no strike impact yet, but freight service faces a looming stoppage as crews walk out.
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Dilly Lake
Henry Webster
Ertitehes
Elderberry
OLOM
Obituary: Mrs Prank Redturn of Maple Rapids Dies
Mrs Prank Redturn of Maple Rapids died Friday July 1, leaving an infant son hours old. She was daughter of A J Vanderhoot. her mother predeceased her. Funeral Sunday at the Christian church drew an unusually large attendance. Her husband Frank Redfern is son of Hon Woy Keiorn, representative from Clinton county. The child was placed with Mrs Win Redfern, the grandmother.
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Prank Redturn
Maple Rapids
Dea
Rose
Shite
A. J. Vanderhoot
Hawius
Christian Church
Frank Redfern
Woy, Keiorn
Clinton County
Win. Redfern
Marriage Licenses Reported In Various Counties
Multiple entries list individuals obtaining marriage licenses across Bannister Plymouth Wayne county Wheeler St Louis Ithaca New Haven and Samner. Names include Samuel Hynoe Joanie Willett Myrtis Welch Wilbur Thompson Louia Tiacowny Orla J Sweet Lain Starrs Whiter Miller Minnie Boyer and others with ages ranging from 1 to 32.
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Samuel Hynoe
Bannister
Joanie A. Willett
Plymouth
Wayne County
William H. Rittenoor
Wheeler
Myrtis Welch
Wilbur S. Thompson
St. Louis
Louia
Tiacowny
Orla J
Sweet
Ithaca
Lain Starrs
Thhaca
Whiter Miller
New Haven
Minnie Boyer
Samner
Probate Court Estate Notices Return for June and July
Probate Court proceeding items list final guardian accounts and orders in estates of Jacob Bush Nancy Cooper Annie Bell Santa Hintfield Daniel Maxson. Names include guardians executors administrators and license to sell personal property with dates from June to July.
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Jacob Bush
Lafayette Sweatlands
Nancy Cooper
Pointing James
M. Thoras
Annie Bell
Santal Hintfield
Deceaseil
Wally Hatfield
Daniel Maxson
Leis J. Maxson
Honning
Aujust
Michigan Crop Report July 10 1804 Wheat forecast steady despite area drop
Michigan crop report shows wheat at about one percent below 1803 due to reduced acreage. Southern and northern counties down about 15 percent, central about one. Average yields near long-term norms. state totals under 1.63 bushels per acre estimates. Harvest progressing in southern and central regions. potatoes and corn planted near average. condition varies by county with insect depredations impacting clover meadows and pastures. Secretary Wassexcron Ganowen reports.
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Mitty
Jate
Sil
Onte
Verona
Wassexcron Ganowen
Icy Iceman Confronts Mortality At Bideford
An elderly Sacoil speaks of crossing the river soon while an iceman jokes about sending a team to Bideford daily. The brief exchange ends with the iceman muttering about people wanting a cover tag, according to Lewiston Journal.
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Herieanan
Jong
Bideford
Borie Pople
Alleged Drunk Arrestly Turns on Street Sermon and Fare
A rambling eyewitness account describes a man intoxicated on a city street who threatened violence, was restrained by another patrol, and imprisoned after a preliminary court hearing. Witnesses say the man offered money to a passerby and claimed to have a $140 check, while police noted help from officers who ensured his safety and arrest.
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Ghana
Walt
Lili Yes
Soler
Tiss
Gms
How He Sold His Salted Mine A Tale Of Yankeed Capitalists
A rambling tale from Detroit Bree Press recounts a New England miner in a western mining tale. A Yank keeps shoveling ore as capitalists push for a sale and a high price, while the miner holds firm. After exchanges and partial offers, the capitalist asks about value and finally offers 64 dollars, which the Yank rejects, revealing the tale’s ironic verdict on gullible capital.
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Judge Stevens
Detroit Bree Press
Sone
The Girls' Mistake in Co-ed School Burglary Case
The fragmentary report notes a co-ed school girl gang accused of burglary and a fatal beating of one member. A judge questions whether girls can be trusted in such crimes, reflecting biased language and incomplete details of the incident and legal proceedings.
A Skating Song Fragment and Echoes of Verse
Fragmentary text presents a garbled poem or song sketch with scattered phrases about skating, nature, and distant places. It reads like a distorted verse sequence with multiple proper nouns and stray lines, offering a glimpse of lyrical fragments rather than a cohesive narrative.
The Dying Infant and a Mother's Despair
A distraught mother pleads with a physician over a dying baby as a new, startling illness unfolds. The physician examines the child, seeks explanation, and warns the mother with grave prophecy about the child’s fate, urging prayer amid fear and unanswered questions.
Pyramid Pile Cure Ad Offered Amid Medical Claims
A vintage advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe, quick remedy for piles, claiming it saves surgery and offers relief with low cost. It also touts Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral and Hall’s Hair Renewer, alongside assorted rural supply notices and product pitches from Clinton county, Michigan.
Tobacco habit cure sales from dubious ad and notices
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a questionable tobacco habit cure advertised for sale by BB and others in Indiana. The noisy snippet references stores, mail order, and a promoter without coherent details, suggesting a low-value classified-like ad rather than a full article.
Thains Leave Alma as Bets Fail and Vos Wins
Alma area notes show Thains depart with remaining bets unsettled while Vos secures a win amid uncertain wagers. Hollenbeck, general from Pennsylvania, referenced in fragmentary remarks. Further context unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Alma
Hollenbeck
Gen
Aes
Ohio
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