St Louis and Saginitaw area notes scattered travels
Local notices list residents and visitors in St Louis, Saginaw, and nearby towns. Names include W B Kennedy, Nell Stoughton, Lizzie Sehaus, A B Darmgh, W Gildings, Ben Weaver, Mrs Frat WH Taylor, AL We Beckner, Miss Morgia Lakine, Miss Ruth Warner, Dr John W Kirtland, Dr and Mrs D Andrews, S Cooley, 3 F Hofstetter, A Karl Wit, W Tucker, Barom, A S Melayre, Carl Charles, Minnie Cheesemig, Miss Carn Ransons, HL Weiss, J Bo Collemont, Rev J Bo Collemont, Hitt Tivrtis, Myra Trowbly, Lewis Beller, Wily, Viridas, Murti, EC Crane, and others. Mentions of trips to Niagara Falls, Crystal Lake, Pine River, and Crystal Lake outings. mention of Bulli y Bill’s show in Saginaw. civic notices about depictions at Pine Street Park, and various church events and sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL We Beckner
Alma
St. Leis Tiel
Morgia Lakine
Linke View
Miew Reink
Ruth Warner
Lake Linden
Katten
G. W. Whittaker
Niagra Falls
Joho W. Kirtland
Lake Vie
C. A. Brink
Nearing April Echoes in a Demorest's Magazine Poem
A fragment from Demorest's Magazine presents a lyrical scene with hazy cascades, halcyon imagery, and a speaker awaiting admiration. The verse hints at movement and a distant cry, ending with an April reference and author Henry Kaullnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kaullnet Iewr
Demorest
Waite
A Tale of Georgie and the Frontier Indians
A long narrated tale for children recounts Georgie, a blue-eyed boy, saved from Indian captors after a brutal torture attempt. He grows with the tribe, learns their ways, and later aids a white woman, before returning to marry and settle on the frontier, where his courage and loyalties blur the line between two worlds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie
Napa
Ralpl
Youasiel Yin
George
Metsu
Mr. Martin
Hushand
Elytherlord
Blu
Georgie
Murti” Moraialem
Martin Lust
Otter Eis
Lees Elnin
Toni Tawls
Sadie Aake
Immer
Geormle
Ralph
Grandpa
Prairies
Yanuer
Wichell
Grantp
Marty
Atlenta
Fragmented text jumble on ancient rites and tea lore
A garbled historical and literary collage blends references to ancient events and figures with a long paragraph on tea making tips. It contains stray quotes, names, and cultural markers, offering little coherent narrative or clear reporting aside from the scattered notes on tea preparation methods and cautions.
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Nell Stoughton
Lizzie Sehaus
Neening
Bay View
A.B Darmgh
W. Gildings
Ben Weaver
Niagara Falls
Mrs. Frat WH. Taylor
St. Louuis
D. Andrews
Saginaw
Cooley
Detroit
F. Hofstetter
Frankfort
City
Chicago
A. Karl Wit
Buffalo Bill
W. J. Tucker
County News
Hella
Barom
A. S. MeIalyre
Crystal Lake
Carl Charles
Ada
Mise
Minnie Cheesemig
Muir
Darsby
Carn Ransons
HL. A. Weiss
Washington D.C
Rev. J. Bo Collemont
Myra
Sh Ninte
Lewis Beller
Pine River
East Viridas Murti
EC. Crane
Episcopal
del “Wits
Wai. Goth
Dian Dona
Heed Howland
Denis Canyned
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Col Sue
Pepral
Ted Hyler
Lascette
A.W
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Weleasie J. Ky
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Millet
Ste. Wright
Washington Avenue
W. Yerington
Bill
Mt Saginaw
Yerington
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Volode Sumlay
Qieh
Ghett Bays
So Levis
Tlen St Lewis
Volodo
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Jenye& Ce Oe
Evans
Mat Ginti
Theva
John Dunn
Stalee
Webb
Castoria
Samuel Pocher
Pranphin
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Lewes
Beton Maan
Lewis -Re Wold
AR Resiste
the Kingfisher
Domin
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Halcyon
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Giewan
American Hotel &Y Proprietondare
Mge
Maz
Walter
Tommy
Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune
Moville
Washington
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Ormsno
Union
Winey
Thorius Ciear
Mederus
Ari
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Eamber Hue
Richard Laer
Rivhart Laveluou
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Harwood Fuute
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Monarch Chainess
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Tom Cooper
Lee Richardson
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