Notice of Drain Setting and Review No 126 Drain
County Drain Commissioner B W Redman announces bids for No 126 Drain construction in Sumner Township Gratiot County Michigan on August 7 1913 at 9 00 AM at D Meyers residence. Detailed survey notes and land descriptions accompany the notice with sections and parcels listed. Public review of assessments and lands within the district to follow from nine to five. bids to be received for sections and whole project with right to reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Redman
Gratiot
Sumner
Pine River
R. W
C. H. Redman
E. H. Redman
County of Gratiot
Ata Drafn
Wit
Lewla Peacock
Mre L
Miner. NE
BO Rodewnat
Mre L. C
Miner. E
James Shaw
C. E Prine
Lewis Hoyer
W. Mouser
A. P. Flewellins
Plewelling
A. Stafford
Stobert Fisher
A. P
Township
New Haven
D, Meyers
C. J
J. B. Rayner
D. Meyers
Walter Miller
H. V
RB. Shaver
Sidney A.vey
EB. A. Tomlin
New Havy
D. Wiles
Fred Wermuth
A.D Lott
EB. W. Rudaman
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted for Wounds and Burns
In every house there should be an Arnica Salve ready for burns cuts wounds or scalds. J. H. Polanco Velvalle Tex R No. 2 says Bucklen’s Arnica Salve saved his little girl’s foot. The world’s best salve at 25c recommended by local druggists Wheaton & Sons Rhodes’ Drug Store The Rexall Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
J. H. Polanco
Velvalle
Tex. R
Wheaton & Sons
Rhodes
Rexall Drug Store
Supposed Death Telegram Causes Hearse Mixup in Bellefontaine
Stevene W. Cure of Yellow Springs found a hearse awaiting her mother Mrs Elizabeth Shumate at West Liberty station. A telegram wrongly stated Mrs Carr had died, prompting a family shock and a village obituary notice before the mistaken report was corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aman
Aie Chang
Bellefontaine
Stevene W. Cure
Yellow Springs
West Liberty
Hemine
West Liberty Cemetery
Carr
Porcupine To Be Displayed After Perry Ships Found
Cleveland reports the Porcupine, a Perry era ship that helped defeat the British in the Battle of Lake Erie, has been rediscovered and prepared to participate in Perry’s voyage. The vessel was hauled ashore by Chaone and Holthouse, later turned drift and sunk in Grand Michigan harbor before 1847.
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Perry
Cleveland
Commore Perry
Lake Wrte
Chaone
Bein Holthouse
Erie
Grand Mich
Charmed by Music Frees Victim From Python
James Harve Stenger, carnival manager, was nearly crushed by a 22 foot python in Punxsotawney Pennsylvania while unloading a snake box. Mile La Boneto, owner of the reptile, soothed the creature with a flute like melody, prompting the snake to loosen its grip and be coaxed into a glass cage. Stenger recovered after losing consciousness briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxsotawney
James Harve Stenger
Mr. Stenger
Mr. Brenger
Mile. la Boneto
Man Drowned While Carrying Forty Pounds of Fish
Newton New Jersey, eighteen year old Harry C Pitman drowned trying to swim the Paulinskill river. He wore forty pounds of fish strung about his neck and went under in a whirlpool near the Stillwater bridge after cries for help were ignored. Pitman had been spearing fish with Edward Huff and Lester Huff. at 2:30 they decided to call it a night and Pitman suggested swimming back.
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Newton
N. J
Harry C. Pitman
Paulinskill
Stillwater Bridge
Faw
Pitman
Edward Huff
Hardwick Township
Lester Huff
Edward
Dinner Pail Man Lecture at Our Chautauqua
Rev. George L. McNutt known as the dinner pail man appears at the Chautauqua grounds to lecture after completing sixty dates. He studies labor life ten hours daily, deciphering human hieroglyphics of workers from diverse backgrounds and championing sober social questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. McNutt
Frederick
Niobrara
Denver
Deadwood
Kansas City
McNutt
James
Lyceums
Chautauqua
Fit Core First and Salty Soup Rescue Tip
A quick fix for overly salty soup suggests adding grated raw potato to absorb excess salt, then cooking a few minutes. Also included is a jelled fruit mold, lemon jelly glaze, and duchess character desserts with ice cream centers and berry decorations.
Some Rules of Behavior from George Washington
Practice respect in all company and show courtesy to those present. Do not turn your back when speaking, avoid forwardness, and keep promises. Offer advice only when asked and keep it brief. Refrain from injurious words in jest or earnest. Do not gloat at others misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Ideal Summer Home With Verandas and Rustic Furnishings
A well to do physician describes his ideal summer home focused on veranda space and a lush garden. The various piazzas include sleeping porches outdoor dining areas a lattice enclosed kitchen and an outdoor parlor plus a roof sitting room. Weatherproof curtains and open-air dining connect the kitchen to the outdoors ensuring cool breezes and easy living.
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PF. G
Kneeland
Stambaugh, NW
Leonard Mitchell
Economy
Wheaton and Sons
Gratiot County
Ann Arbor
Cadillac
Crystal Lake
Frankfort
Lake Michigan
Howard L. Holmes
Leon C. Stinchcomb
Carl H. Washburn
W. E. Doty
F. C. Thornburgh
J. J. Kirby
Toledo
Porcupine
Snake Frees
Bedford
Ind
J. W. Mundy
Mr. Mundy
Ev, George L. M'Nutt
Frederick's Peak
Fit
Duchess Charlotte
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