Local notes on harvests and community events
The snippet records names and brief notes on farming, visiting relatives, retirements, and local people in Lafayette. Mentions of harvest prospects, new equipment, and political hints about terms for Governor Mich line are tied to a small town scene with routine social updates and a call to send censor information by Saturday evening.
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Hasina
Tormeinar
Giuntley
McCor
Wick Binder
Beas
Powell
Wheeler
Vintt- Ang
Geo. Kuse
Deemer
Martin Hovey
Mie
Awd
Howell
Staff
Chien
Coffe Pandotio
Mich
Newark Grist from Coxey's Army and Wheat Harvest
In Newark a lively rural scene is sketched with remarks on Coxey's Army and a local fine for walking on a footstool, while townsfolk react with humor and moral talk. The wheat harvest begins in earnest and F. M. Mikesell is praised for fine potatoes. A cream social at Mr. Cox's draws a successful crowd.
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Coxey
Stacy Lombard’s
F. M. Mikesell
Mr. Cox
Forest Hill News Daily Life Items and Accidents
The page notes Mrs Dickson in poor health and Mr Silas Randolph ill. Blacksmith Hector moved his household goods to St Louis. A crop of raspberries was picked. People picked tickleberrying but duties and chores are unsettled. Mrs H C Barstow and Mrs Robinson attended a funeral for Nellie Sevtull. Glen Wood injured a finger while working. doctor removed the piece and reports the wound healing. The region faced dry weather with rain scarce and wheat suffering.
Fourth of July Celebrations in Breckenridge
The Breckenridge celebration featured sixteen stands at Hewes and strong community pride. Visitors from St. Louis and Maple Farmrides attended, with music from local performers and various town gatherings. Various residents and friends, including families from Toledo, Ohio, joined in the Jubilant events and church activities.
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Breckenridge
St. Louis
Charl
Miller
Wels
Tonidee
Watson
Saga
Praask Bou
Hirliier
Bbe Mart
Duilies
Elmur Weavers
Latuy
Lacy Wood
Breckenridie
Warn Warried
Toledo Ohio
Arcada Center News Roundup From A Turbulent Week
Fragmented ARCADA CENTER notes report weather troubles and strikes, plus local births and personal updates. New baby a daughter named Cronnett born Sunday morning. Dreary week, several people coping with illness and soreness. Comments hint at an upcoming event at Tiscn Angest, with community chatter and small-town details.
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Swat
Mie Myrtin Dingman
Slater
Gye
Ayant
Nial Mira Cronnett
Sondap
Quinn
Hooper Ana
Arcada News Briefs Report Odd Berry Hunt
A curious local note says a wife made a short call, Alma youths camped in the woods for berries, misread their shadows as a bear, then packed up and returned home with three quarters of berries. Arcada promises another sensation as A Roberts resumes moderator duties.
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Alma
Bereles
Hetter
Arcada
A. Roberts
Community Notes From Middleton and Surroundings
Local visit reports list Vietort Here aiding Theres Church and a few visiting friends from Byron County and Grand Rapids. Rev Francis Ware of Grand Rapids spoke Sunday evening. bidding all to hear him. Elections announced for Fulton township delegates July 20 at two o clock. thrashers, cream social, and a hot weather mood marked by travels of Levi Richard and Naldrett Bros near Findlay.
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Stroop
Daingebure
Chaen
McCail
Ependin
Byron Cont
Francis Ware
Grand Rapids
Sabath
Grand
Thrashers
Everestgins
New Haven
Naldrett Bros
Everest
Borkholder
Fowler
Fowler, Was In Town Mondiycx
eLevi Richard
Findlay
Ohio
Levi
Lai
Digeus
Fulton Township
Ithaca Joly
Mit
Local notes and obituary from Perrinton town call
South Personal Mention covers events in Perrinton with notes on H D Curtis, Attorney Sawyer, and a runaway incident on the streets. Obituary reports Miss Nellie A Sandall of Forest Hill Michigan dying after hemorrhage at age 14 15, funeral at home conducted by Rev Coip.
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Nellie A. Sandall
Huis
H.W. Sandal
Forest Hill
Mick
M. Toeaday
Devonsyd
Nolliend
St. Lonia
Christian Church
Thoreday
Coip
St. Lows
Bluff Rumor and Poison Plot Darkens Sunday Night
Alnan city correspondent reports a chaotic tale of a man named Bayley allegedly exiled near Marion Parke who drank Paris green to poison himself but stopped en route. A doctor described Parke as agitated and the episode ends with claims of a troubled mother and two women from St Louis planning to open a dreestinking establishment.
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de Eo A. Bayley
Alnan
Marion Parke
Duce
Paris Green
Semme
Park
Voitscribe
Mrs. Prick
Miner
St. Louis
Coleman
Mer. Parka
Raived
Parketh
Met
Shifting Sands and Crutran Family Notice at St Louis
Fragmentary OCR shows names Margie M and Stephen Crutran junto with several transfers and a 26 date reference in St Louis. The text lists multiple individuals including Wallin Daguett Havens Arielle and Farreken with various property or marital links, but details are obscured.
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Margie M
Stephen Crutrander
St. Loua
Wallin
Daguett
Charles
Chastelle Havens
John M. Arielle
Yen
Chwon A. Farreken
John BH
Rabin
Property transfers and a Senate strike update
A jumble of land transfers from Alina Pine River and Middleton blocks followed by a Senate note on arbitration delays and the ongoing strike. The article also mentions the Attorney General seeking 600 to cover strike costs and Nebraska’s Allen denying a drunken self‑mocking incident.
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Jane Raseell
Turk
Lot
Alana
Very M Beuith
John Ww
Glues
Pine River
John W. Glass
Perley MM Smith
Neo
VanWegen
Alice Adrich
Kress
Alina
William H. Cook
James B Crawford
Crawford
Willem d. Marshall
Timothy D. Ackles
John W. Patterson
Chia
Naldwett
Middleton
Sasnnes
T. Crawford
Uw Cool
Potts
Charles
Wabster
Willian Hi
Wied
North Sturt
U. S. Commissioner of Labor
Senate
Congress
Illnois
Department of Justice
War Department
Allen
Nebraska
Washington Letter on Conference of House and Senate Committees
The Washington Letter reports on a disputed conference between eight Democratic members and the Carlos trust over tariff and Democratic reforms. It notes Wilson’s resignation then return to the meetings, and predicts further political maneuvering as Republicans may protest exclusion. It describes reforms, Utah admission politics, and skepticism about a railway strike commission’s reach and authority.
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House
Senate
Deaiacrats
Carlos
Ways and Means Committee
Boss Cleveland
Vicw
Hale
Nota
Voorhees
Thuker
Confarence Comitton
Utah
Mr. Cleveland
Unit Territory
Cleveland
Finch
Pallmat
Jabor
Itwo
The Burglar Who Kept a Dark House
A burglar recalls entering a dim house in eastern Connecticut and finding a single occupant asleep. He claims he sought no valuables but was confronted by the resident who asked who he was. The intruder left after the disturbed sleeper settled back, pondering the night’s events and his need to support his family.
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Connectic
Hin
Hele Dows
Egypt
Zand
Jim
Fashion at Saratoga Highlights Seasonal Attire Trends
The Saratoga scene features a wide range of clothing from black silk cloaks and tailored waists to gingham dresses and waistcoats. Evening gowns include silk or lace bodices with sashes, while daywear spans percale, crepe, and printed silks, reflecting a bustling resort wardrobe.
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Saratoge
Dullet
Sarah
Uailor Waite
Saratoui
Warrion
Lord & Taylor
Evening dress trends in elegant parasol ensembles
A vintage report describes one piece gowns and evening wear featuring pink and white chiffon, lace and embroidery, ribbons, and illusion fabrics. It notes parasols as stylish accessories, color contrasts with black, and delicate textures like pintucked and pleated details.
Patents Granted to Michigan Inventors This Week
List of patents granted to Michigan inventors reported by C. A. Leon dé Co. includes electric lamp lighter by F. B. Charen of Detroit, roller vermis emet by Wr Detroit, pocket cigar case by G. W. Loo of Farmington, welling devices by J. D. Mattivon of Saginaw, auger signal for railway crossings by C Paddefoot of Detroit, corkscrew by W U Savare, brake by F. D. Verran of Republic, dust arrester by ki Wation of Grand Rapids, and several other listed inventions from Detroit and Grand Rapids area.
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Michigan
C. A. Leon Dé Co
Us & Patent Office
Washington
Dt K
Akers
Port Haren
Vomsole
My la Aven
Dierfield
J.C. Chambers
Detroit
G. W
Ki Wation
Grind Rapids
A. KR. Welch
Of Interest to Students Candidates for M A C advisory post examined
An examination for candidates to advise Michigan Agricultural College will occur with the teachers' exam on August 4 at Tecaha. Subjects include arithmetic geography grammar reading writing and polling. A one dollar fee is charged for examinees. Full college details and address provided.
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Michigan Agricultural College
Ticaca
Teachers' Examinations Schedule At Ithaca And Nearby
Agric Lewis G. Gorton announces teachers' examinations at Ithaca on Thursday and Friday, August 2, with higher grades beginning at 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. on the first day. First and second grades granted only at the hack examination. details listed by officials W.M. Conn and others.
No Household Corp and Dr Olmstaad Elixir of Mulletn
Antiseptic Elixir and Pacal Balm touted to prevent diphtheria and throat infections amid impure air. Letter testimonials claim dramatic improvements in a child with diphtheria, praising Dr Olmstaad formulations and urging physicians to stock the remedies through Delaware Avenue and local agents.
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Indy
St. Louis
Neostead
Anteregen
Delaware Avenue
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Safe Relief
An advertisement touts the Pyramid Pile Cure from the Pyramid Co. of Albion Michigan. It claims a painless permanent cure for all forms of piles, no daily-work interference, lasting effect, low cost, safety, and no mineral poisons, with physicians endorsing it and availability at drug stores plus a treatise on rectal diseases.
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Pyramid Co
Albion
Mich
Lansing & Northern Ithaca Branch Service In 1594 Detailing Chicago Route
In Detroit on June 21 1594 notices describe Lansing and Northern Railroad Ithaca Branch extending service northward via Grand Rapids Muskegon and through to Chicago. It mentions Warner palace sleeping car and coaches to Chicago with agent Grokor DeHaven and General Passenger T Grand Rapids.
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Grand Rapids Muskewon
Han Wagner Palace
Chicago
Warner Palace
Mavens
Grokor DeHaven
Alma
Grand Rapids
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