Dr Lamb's Summer Outing From Alma To Northwest Trip
Dr. Lamb left Alma on June 28 for Chicago and then by Canadian Pacific Ry to Saskatchewan to visit friends. He toured Seattle Spokane Portland and Tacoma enjoying a Northwest expositon and roadside signs including Trust in God But Watch Tacoma Grow. He then traveled through Oregon Washington California Los Angeles Orange and Salt Lake City before returning to Alma Tuesday night.
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Tacoma
Oregon
Washington
California
Los Angeles
Lester Hayt
Orange
George Moore
Rio Grande and
Rock Island
Salt Lake City
Alma
Seville Center Weather and Local Happenings
Rain last week aided crops as Wm. Shongie cut wheat around the center. Hon. James Covell’s daughter from northern Michigan visited his home and plans to stay nearby to assist her aging father. Miller purchased a new binder.
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Wm. Shongie
James Covell
Michigan
Sos
Miller
Sethton Celebration Draws Crowd At Carson City
Nearly all of Sethton attended a Saturday celebration in Carson City. Weekend visits included Mr. and Mrs. Scott Payne and twin babies at Dell Payne's near Mid-Meton. Merrill Stuckey of Alma visited P Moore's on Sunday. David Gardner of Brice visited his sister Mrs. Lydia North. Mrs. Mred Hepler spent Sunday in town and Mr. Hepler went to Grand Rapids on an excursion. Miss Allie Jarvis and her brother Ford of Huabbardston spent part of last week visiting in town.
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Sethton
Carson City
Scott Payne
Dell Payne
Obituary and social notes from Ferris area
Benjamin Fowler, longtime Ferris resident, dies after months of ill health at his daughter’s home. He is survived by two daughters and a son and was interred in Sumner cemetery after services at the Christian church. Also notes of visits by Mrs. Francia McFern and Mrs. Gladys Joseph, a party at John Seaman’s for Miss Thea, and visits among local families in Stanton Alma Elm Hall and Sumner.
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Francia McFern
Brimfeld
Illinois
Gladys Joseph
Saginaw
M. E. Jolley
Benjamin Fowler
Wm. Pugsley
Charles Malford
Fa.b. Fowler
Sumner
Christian Church of
John Seaman
Thea
Grace McLaughlin
Lillien
Stanton
Hugh Harvey
Alma
J. A. Dutfield
Wm. Wilson
Claude LaVoy
Elm Hall
Michigan items outline fires arrests and notable deaths
The report lists multiple Michigan news bites including a Traverse City chair factory fire the second in eight months Big Rapids seeking the Owan Mine Co branch pottery jobs in the area, a jail romance ending with a Pontiac sheriff, deaths of James Gardner and Levi Rogers, a Pere Marquette derailment near Vassar, a boy’s death from lockjaw, and water and public safety notes. Also covered are a Battle Creek veterans’ reunion a controversial dry movement dispute and a WPA of civic and legal notices.
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Traverse City
Big Rapids
Owan Mine Co
George Breer
Pontiac
Mar Rma Mia
Allie Gwen
John Bradshaw
Filnt
Colorado
Ira J. Nixon
Michigan Hardware Dealers’ Association
Saginaw
James Bessey
G. Ro & LF
John Q. Anderson
Saginaw Company
Levi Rogers
Rogers
Escanaba
Pere Marquette
Vassar
Charlie Green
Calhoun County
Battle Creek
Washington Gardner
Grand Rapids
Chapin Farm
Schoolcraft
Joseph B Kemp
Ann Arbor
Congress
Supreme Court
Sanilac County
F. W. Schroeder
Charles Cotte
Muskegon
Joseph la Chappelle
Wakefield
Gogebte
U. of M
Theodore Romeyne Palmer
National City
Cal
Michigan
Graham
Malta Vitae Pure Pood Co
City National Bank
Charles H. Mains
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Alaska
United States Sentention Hospital
Washington, D. C
Mains
Germain
Willam Drumm
Grand Trunk Road
Davisburg
Rush Himes
Willam Carter
Lansing
Tonia Reformatory
Welst
Himes
William Sanpeer
Durand
Mra Helle Palen
About Lazy Women About Lazy Women 8 AN admirer on my sex
An inquisitive dialogue unfolds about laziness among women. A sprightly narrator classifies two kinds of lazy women, describes their habits from country summers to household idleness, and contrasts with male complacency as the speaker's companion urges candid discussion while maintaining a playful tone.
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Plata
Tree
Booths Balm cures PILES and skin ailments
Booths Balm relieves piles in five minutes and cures them in days with soothing antiseptic action. Priced at 25 cents a box, it also treats scalds burns earache eczema and skin sores. Charles Rhodes sells Booths Balm and recommends its use.
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Booth
Charles Rhodes
Church Notes and Services Across Denominations
Sunday August Lat features morning communion at 10 a.m. with Sunday school earlier. Otas Ryas, Rector. Methodist Church hosts Rev. Wi. Drake from Breckenridge at morning service on the primary duty of the Christian Church, with Dr. C. B. Wilcox from St. Louis preaching at 7 30 p.m. Catholic church schedules low mass at Summerton 8 a.m. and high mass at Shepherd 10 30 a.m.
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Otas
Ryas
Methodist Church
Wi. Drake
Breckenridge
C. B. Wilcox
Catholic Church
Lowtas
Summerton
Iass
Shepherd
Taft Released on Bail in Resisting Officer Case
Stephen Taft of Sumner has been released from Gratiot County Jail on bail. Bondsmen are Clinton Nelson and John T. Schwartz of Anna. Taft’s release comes through attorney Jas G. Kress to allow him to support his wife and several small children.
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Stephen Taft
Sumner
Clinton Nelson
John T. Schwart
Anna Taft
Jas. G. Kress
Gratiot County
Ann Arbor RR Excursion to Menominee Manistique and More
The Ann Arbor Railroad offers its annual round trip from August 17 to 18 to Menominee and Manistique in Michigan and Kewaunee and Manitowoc in Wisconsin. Tickets are $5 round trip, $2.50 for children ages five to under twelve, valid for return until September. Travel includes a 200 mile Lake Michigan sailing aboard one of the lake steamers. For train times, contact the nearest Ann Arbor RR agent or write J. J. Kirby, Detroit.
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Wisconsin
Ann Arbor
BR. R
Menominee
Manistique
Mich
Kewaunee
Manitowoc
Wis
Toledo
Thompsonville
Lake Michigan
Ann Arbor RR
J.J. Kirby
Detroit
Notice To Bicycle Riders Prohibits Sidewalk Riding Citywide
Notice warns bicycle riders against sidewalk riding under the ordinance and states enforcement will follow. Take warning and keep off the walks with bicycles as ordered by city authorities.
Sees Mother Grow Young By Electric Bitters Ad
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine reports her mother aged beyond seventy growing younger after using Electric Bitters. The tonic claims to invigorate organs, cure liver and kidney troubles, aid sleep, and restore appetite. 50 cents at O F Browns Drug Store with a list of ad patrons and a note about dead letter office.
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W. L. Gilpatrick
Danforth
O.F. Brown
Monkey Remembers Master in Copenhagen Theater
A monkey named Morits in a Copenhagen variety theater leapt into a man’s arms in the audience. It was later found the man had been Morits’ master four years earlier, a true sport. The item blends short captions and quirky notes on photographs and jokes.
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Copenhagen
Morits
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West
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Seville Center
Ferris News
City of
Jim
Church Notes
Taft
Upper Peninsula
Caple Hardware
M. A. Medler
State ST. South
Wiley Briges
Daniel Carter
Wm. Freeman
Harriet Foster
Ethel Measel
Ira Marin
Maggie Marty
Eva Richardson
N. F. Boner
John Lanterman
Allie Lee
Georgia Woodard
Pf, Brown
Coinm Na Thom
Alma and Vicinity
Columbia
G. B. Porter & Son
Feld
Scott
Mr. H. Enpeck
Lincoln
Jalang
Mainywia
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