County Yewse May 2 obituary and local notes
Mrs Levi Hall died at her home on May 24 and was buried in Brady cemetery on May 5. Survived by two sons and a daughter, she was an early Gratiot county pioneer. Miss Mary Lynn of Milford will oversee the affairs, while Mr Mills attends to the census. Sheldon and wife joined an excursion to Desert last Sunday. Vaele Lra Phelps is recovering from illness. The local Knights Templar served ice cream at Mick Hall on May 28. event seen as a success. Dr Frank Taylor, a recent graduate from Saginaw College, has settled here and is warmly welcomed. Also notes on Monarch, Borns, stings and instant relief from Dr LelWetrie medicine at drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Hall
Brady
Gratiot County
Mary Lynn
Milford
Vaele Lra Phelps
Mick Hall
Frank Taylor
Saginaw College
Thls Place
Frank
Fulton Center Community Fragments and Notices
May 25 at Fulton Center reports visiting relatives and neighbors, a tombstone project in progress, a Children’s Day observance, a local eighth grade exam, and a jury disagreement in a civil case. Local losses include a colt and a work horse, while weather mentions a small cyclone in Washington township and a silo blown down in Newark township. An old advertisement for Cheney’s patent medicine appears at the end.
Local Notes Spark Weekend Visits In W Arcada
In W Arcada on May 26, Fred Pee from Greenville visits relatives including Wil Beverly Leon Osterhout and Charlie Chapman of King. Charles Murphy White recovering from illness while Mr Martin and Mr Hill attended Sunday school. Louie Wondard regains ability to ride out. Ike Hayard sells eighty acre Vestal farm. Mr. Rogers of Detroit visiting sons Neri and Arthur. Welding bells soon rung and memorial services planned at Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pee
Greenville
Speit
Wil Beverly
Leon Osterhout
Hls
Charlie Chapman
King
Teats
Charlie | Murphy
Martin
Hill
Fil
Louie Wondard
Ike Hayard
Vestal
North Star Glimpses Local News and Commute Notes
George Munson started for Sandusky with a pair of horses for Samlusky Coverage Co. Jimmy Paorling injured by a falling limb. Boyne Falle sent home. Harry Wood of Pompeii met the body of Wim Strouse. Mrs. Unger and Mrs. Leary Hull visited Detroit last week. Pupils to clean the schoolhouse and prepare wood for a new flag. Carmel’s merry round underway with new music and repairs. W E Hoxie kicked by a horse, feared grave but now improving. Sam Waggoner and wife from Arcada visited. several North Star residents went to Detroit excursion. Mrs. W Flanagan of Ithaca visiting Ben Clark. Odelwa Little home from Bel ding Dean of Pompeii. Hoffman contracted more brick than last year. JO Hood, justice of the peace, Cros by ins., endorses One Minute Cough Cure for coughs and breathing relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Munson
Sandusky
Ohio
Samlusky
Jimmy Paorling
Boyne Falle
Harry Wood
Pompeii
Wim
Strouse
Unger
Ieary Hull
Detroit
Carmel
W. E. Hoxie
Crane
Sam Waggoner
Arcada
North Star
W. Flanagan
Ithaca
Ben Clark
Odelwa Little
Belding
Dean
Hoffman
Rathbone Notes On Winds, Funerals, Crops And School
Dr Vincent plans a windmill as Rathbone community reports a funeral in Breckenridge for Ed Becker last Sunday. Residents anticipate a daily mut event soon while farmers have most corn planted and crops look thrifty. Rathbone Sunday school prepares a fine program for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Vincent
Rathbone
Ed Becker
Breckenridge
Rathbone Sunday School
Storm damages church and kills two cows in Bannister
May 20 report states a heavy storm struck Monday morning injuring the M. E. church roof and tearing shingles. Two cows owned by E. B. Bensinger were killed. Other items note travel, visits, and an upcoming Royal Neighbors meeting on June 5 with important business.
Local Briefs From Galloway May News
Galloway notes show multiple visits and family events. Mia Adamek returns home after Saginaw trip while Fat Adams heads to Mason. Mr and Mrs Mangeld visit daughter in Saginaw. Rosa Donner stays with grandmother in Aldrich. Vaclive Mayer buys a new sleigh and Winterman builds a barn. J Mayer family visits St Johns area. Nellie Clark of Saginaw visits Labquetteale. Saints meet at Oak Grave Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia J. Adamek
Saginaw
Fat Adams
Mason
Mangeld
FP. Ventour
Rosa Donner
Aldrich
Vaclive Mayer
Sleveie
Savar
C. Nell
Carl
J. Donner
Madge Miner
Miner
SETHTON May 23 Local notes and moves
Mabel and Mary North celebrate a new wheel. Mr Crow visits from Fort Wayne, Indiana after twenty three years. Orin Uphan buys the Woods bury farm and will move there. Woodbury returns to Yperland. Wills travels to Luke county. Ethel Capouts returns home with Jeete Whitmore. Treok Dr olean’s Strengthening Cordial advertised as a cure for fever chills and ague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Mary North
M.r. Crow
Uole
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Mr. Cry
Ile
Orin Uphan
Woodsbury
Mr. Woodbury
Yperland
N. ML
Wills
Luke County
Ethel Capouts
Jeete Whitmore
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Dont Know It
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney, bladder, and urinary issues. It claims quick relief from frequent urination, back pain, and rheumatic symptoms, offering a free sample bottle and booklet by mail from Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & of
Penanp Race Co
Binion
N.Y
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Cure
A reader testimonial claims Hood's Sarsaparilla unifies and enriches blood to cure various ailments. Cites general health boosts and specific fixes for indigestion and nervous or skin issues, with references to personal letters from Wilmington Delaware and Portage Pennsylvania locations.
SICKELS May Days and Local News Roundup
May 2 Knickerbocker and family visited Maple Rapids Mason Wight of Merrill visited relatives here Mrs Criswell visits Ingham area Mrs Wight recovering Agnes Crat enbury returned to Middleton Pendleton of Jackson visiting her sister Mestames Matity Kaker and Minty A Lincoln Chas Lincoln Rue Sotrini ground hiking trip B Crystal Free Methodist quarterly meeting attended Infant daughter of John Stearns died burial from M B church funeral services by Rev Weston Joha and W Stumet Lakefield attended Baby Stearns funeral Wilbur Markin cow lst lant week Mrs Kelly moved into Will Sowers Mutity Colorado Mrs Win Siekle entertained the W O TV last Thursday pleasant time After business meeting Miss Kens meth and pupils gave fine sterary program refreshments served pleasant profitable meeting Lightning struck Criswell house Sunday damage Will Sowers runs a grocery wagon J Metaron improving fence road fences Chas Cook and wife of Ithaca wed at 1 XNI HMosa s last Sunday Mrs Knickerbocker Edgewood sick Art Enery children and daughter have measles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker
Maple Rapids
Mason Wight
Merrill
Free Methodist Quarterly Meet
John Stearns
M. Beharch
Ree, Weston
Joha
W. Stumet
Lakefield
Baby Stearns
Wilbur Markit
Kelly
Will Sowers
Siekele
W. O. TV
Kens
Uriswell
J. Metaron
Chas
Cook
Ithaca
Edgewood
Art Enery
Tortured Witness Testimony About Dr King’s Relief
A witness from Dixie Kentucky, T L Martin, endured intense suffering before giving evidence. He recited nightly throat pain then found relief with Dr King’s New Discovery, used for four years in his family, claiming it stops coughs and helps chest and throat troubles, with a guaranteed bottle and free trial bottles at Sharrar Malhutlan’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Martin
Dixie
Sharrar & Malhutlanil
Memorials and Misfortune Cover Elm Hall Week
Rev George Andrews attended the Beaver Creek funeral of Mrs Clifford. Mrs Chas Sanders was killed by lightning while taking clothes from a line. Memorial services were held at the M E church with Rev MW 2 Wylie preaching. Decoration Day will be observed at the M E church with Mr Salter as speaker. Wayland of Perris moved into the Gee building and Willard Snyder into the Blair house near the M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Andrews
Clifford
Beaver Creek
Chas, Sanders
M. EB
Wylie
G. A. ER
W. B.C
M. E Church
Salter
Ithaca
Wayland
Perris
Gee
Willard Snyder
Blair House
M. E
Woman Told Only Chance Is operation for Peril
Mrs J B Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a dire stomach trouble and yellow jaundice with gall stones, doctors failed to cure her. She then used Electric Bitters and fully recovered, praised as a wonderful remedy for stomach liver and kidney ailments. Sold by Sharrar Mulholland druggists with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hunt
Lime Ridge
Sharrar, Mulholland
Draggists
Ithaca Social News Highlights Mix of Visits and News
Miss Louise Killeen from St Louis hosted Ithaca friends Friday to Monday. Flossie King returned to Albion after a two week Ithaca visit. Rosa Derry left for Owosso for summer plans. Mrs Geo Murvis returned to Clare after visiting relatives. Fink visited Ithaca earlier in the week. Mr and Mrs Geo Sharrar of Alma visited Mr and Mrs L. Sharrar over Sunday. Rev W A Taylor went to Mt Pleasant on Monday. Will Sowersby returned from Greenville. Isaac Trarling of St Louis had pension increased. Michael Howell of Middleton received pension increase. Hb Curtis of Perrinton in town Saturday. Ithaca High beat by St Louis High in Andrew’s Park. Heath went to Lansing on electric railway business. Lane to Nort Star Mayday. Mr and Mrs Chas Brooks welcomed a baby boy. Laur el and Minna Wise of Breckenridge wed by Justice Donsley. George M Zarbaugh and Maliesu Jiano spent Sunday with Miss Moti Baker. Joseph Barrett and wife welcomed a baby boy last Monday. Chas Wiseman of Durand visited kin. Edward Thompson of Owosso returned home. Ina Easterly of Vernon visited Ithaca. Prof Covell and Prudie Serters of St Louis visited theWatson family. T B Orbison traveled for Havana Cigar Un. Mrs P M Scott visited Holly to see her ailing father. Mrs W C Taylor returned from Holly. Mamie Gullick visiting Aunt Albert Moye. De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve praised for healing and piles. Sharrar & Muholland advertise Pine River farming goods. Pine River Partners Club program announced with prayers, music, and talks. Also notes on Armitage, cures for skin ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Fink
Ithaca
Geo. Sharrar
Alma
Lane
Nort
Chas Brooks
Wut Lawrel
Minna Wise
Hoth
Breckenridge
Donsley List
George M. Zarbaugh
Mba Maliesu Jiano
Moti Baker
Sayiaw
Joseph Barrett
Bota
Taker
Meapim
Las
Chas, Wiseman
Durand
God
Wiseman
Charley
Ann Artat
Edward Thompson
Owossi
J. Winton
Mr. Thompson
W.K. Winton
Ina Easterly
Vernon
Prof. Covell
Prudie Sertyers
St. Louis
WH. Watson
TY. B. Orbison
Knowing How Pays and Kidney Pills Endorsed by Engineer
An anecdote shows a stationary engine stoker paid two to fix a faulty engine with a local tinkerer and a bill of one fixing engine. Engineer J J Jettries of Royal Cycle Works in Mar d Mich describes kidney troubles ending after trying Doan's Kidney Pills, sold by dealers and mailed from Buffalo Milburn Co New York, with a UK sale note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Jettries
Royal Cycle Works
Maretall
Mich
New Lif
Marshall St
Jetls
Conqueror
Kidney
Dean
Poster Milburo Co
Inital
New York
Ente
U. K
King's New Life Pills Advert for Strength and Ambition
An old style ad touts a 25 cent box of King’s New Life Pills promising a Keen clear brain, strong body, and high ambition. It markets improved energy and social or business success with bold claims from Sharcar and Mulholland draglists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sami Tiver
King's New Life
Sharcar & Mulholland
Remarkable claims for patent medicines and quack remedies
A garbled advertisement recounts dramatic cures by patent medicines and tonics. It touts Chamberlains Pain Relief and DeWitts Little Early Risers, with testimonials from individuals in Millbrook and Albany praising quick relief from rheumatism, liver and bowel troubles, blood purification, and indigestion.
One Minute Cough Cure Sold To Cure Whooping Cough
Jealousy and pride cited as motives as W. M. Musser of Millheim Pa saves his daughter’s life with One Minute Cough Cure during a croup attack. An Epidemic of Whooping Cough is noted with testimonies praising Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for quick relief. Advertisements claim relief for coughs colds bronchitis grippe asthma and throat and lung troubles from Sharpar Mulharlis River i and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musser
Millheim
Lfe
Chamberlain
John E. Clifford
Ni House
Norwood
N.Y
Bivine & Rhodes
Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup Cough Remedy Claim
An old advertisement touts Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup as the best cough remedy. It promises rapid relief for consumption and throat irritation, claiming the syrup paralyzes the cough and heals the throat and lungs, with stated timeframes and assurances. It reflects period marketing language and product usage guidance from a storefront page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
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Bright
Foley
Constantise
America
County
Yewse
Elwell
Monarch
Thomas LelWetrie OU
Fulton Center
Heber Cowles
Olin
Dell Cowles
Jack Miller
Johaon
Uhe Farn
TH Leddick
Carter
Ler Alster
Sessions
Arette Dodson
Portland
Center Cemetery
Foolton Center
John Anstey
Olu
Robert Winans
Henry Winans
Rob Price
South Fulton
Miss Peet
Westenhaver
Baker
Washington Township
Phillip Fritz
Newark Township
Mtarrhure PO
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cheney Hue
Whoiseie Deas
Esac
Actl Ees
Polig
LADS
MTOM
W. Arcada
Ashley
Rogers
Neri
Arthur
Jobinalt
Join Scott
Bert Rogers
Nori
Iva Collins
Round Table Association
Oscar Laclear
Chapin
C. Rose
Eureka
FE. M.santh
St. Jones
C. W. Coon
Elmer Gallop
Baptist Church
James Hale
Mobam
Janes Massey
JO Hood
Justice of the Peace
Crosby Ins
Weir
Sharrar
Bannister
E. B. Bensinger
John Scott
Shepherd
Erma Hubbard
Wn. Marr
Howell
Osie Tucker
Elsie
Royal Neighbors
Sethton
oLean
Cotason
Hood
Portage
Wilmington
Del
Hoods
Sarsapanille
Mod
Elm Hall
Ccasetori
A. Dante
Louise Killeen
Flossie King
Albion
Rosa Derry
Owosso
Mra
Geo, Murvis
Clare
J. C. Kennedy
Roanoke
Tenn
de Witt
Sharrar & Muholland
Pine River Farmers
Pine River Partners Club
John Henry
Dutin Newey
Livertary
Minnie Hyves
Idi Berry
Chitin
Wisline Chad
Ucklen
Artica
Cyelist
Sharrar & Mutherland
Hoe Failen
Bivins & Rhodes
DeWitt
D. J. Moore
Millbrook
Ala
Sharrar & Mulholland
Doy
W. K. Wilkinson
Albany
Tena
Mulhotland
River i
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