Nad and Thee Farmer Boy A Possible Result of a Lad's Industry
The piece describes winter Farmers Club meetings with mixed gender attendance, a Prof Mant led literary program, and Ned as a capable secretary. Nellie and Wilkie are central to a budding romantic tension, while a plan to hold a sale prompts Ned to bid five dollars for best display, a wager he anticipates winning.
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Nad
Farmers’ Club
Mant
Ned
Sellie
Eilem
Sellicht
Winter
Wilkie
Net
Wilkin
Dows
Nellie
Ned's Hen Speculation Turns to Poultry Venture
Ned borrows an empty shop to raise hens and chicks after selling twenty hens for cash. He feeds them with mashed potatoes bread and blood from a slaughterhouse and expands to ninety chicks. The venture grows, yielding a large squash crop and a five dollar prize, plus an invitation to Nellie Sharp’s library, framing a rural boy’s rise through ingenuity.
Treating Wrong Disease Promoted by Dr Pierce’s Prescription
The text rails at wrong diagnoses and urges Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets as cures for diverse ailments. It cites patient anecdotes, warns against unsafe substitutes, and extols safety, purity, and efficacy of the products to treat digestive, liver, and bowel issues, claiming permanent relief and better health outcomes.
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Pierce
Hall
Pleren
Ned's Squashes and Hens Bring Strong Profits in Chapter XL
Ned reports solid returns from squash selling at three and a half cents per pound totaling 162.42 dollars plus 167.82 dollars including a premium. Hen raising and fattening yielded good prices with 26 bushels of corn and sales of fattened hens at about sixty cents each. He notes room for improvement but calls the agricultural effort a fair showing as the chapter closes with hens sold to Landlord Jones and a continuation next week.
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Anid Ned
Ned
Mr. Jackson
Mira
Jackson
Massachusetts Commissioner of Agriculture
Bere
Farmers’ Club
Nelie
Sharp
Mr. Hooper
Col. Hooper
Jared Sharp
Nellie
Nelsie
Mr. Sharp
Jones
Bank crisis details emerge in Detroit bound banker tale
Owoaso Michigan June report recaps Charles D Stewart’s final days before the failure of the Stewart bank on Friday April 15. He sought 26000 from a debtor, took 2500 from the safe, told his family he was ruined, and rode toward Buffalo before turning back to Durand Holly and Detroit. The bank eventually closed its doors.
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Stewart
Detroit
Owoaso
Mich
Charles D Stewart
Stewart Bank
Durand
Buffalo
N. A. Finch
E. B. Finch
Holly
Parade and Campfire at G A R Encampment Review
Traverse City mid June reports the afternoon parade of silver-haired veterans and the camp fire event. More than five hundred delegates enrolled, with about four hundred from the W B C. Candidates for department commander show varied support. Grand Rapids is a likely meeting site. The parade drew thousands. speakers at the Opera House included Commander Blackmar, Department Commander Geo H Hopking, and Judge Daboll.
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Traverse City
G. A
Grand Rapida
Opera House
Blackmar
Geo. H. Hopking
Daboll
Trial of Dr Otto Toepel Concludes in Michigan Case
Detroit mid June details the Toepel coroner trial before Judge Murphy. After several weeks the jury deliberated thirteen to fifteen hours with no verdict, and observers fear they have disagreed on charges of attempting to defraud the state in cases he supervised as coroner.
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Detroit
Mid
Otto Toepel
Murphy
Now is Time for Hyomei for Catarrh Relief
Hyomei claims rapid relief from catarrh using a pocket inhaler and a plant based formula. The complete outfit costs one dollar with extra bottles available for fifty cents and a personal guarantee from Chas. Rhodes refunds the purchase if not satisfactory.
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Chas. Rhodes
Hyame
Pere Marquette Excursions and Rate Announced
Pere Marquette excursions schedule for Alma S40 a m and 10 20 a m with posters and agents for details to Saginaw and May City includes a state encampment in Valley City with a round trip fare one dollar and 25 cents plus tax valid through June 24. J J Cox of Valley View Kentucky reports kidney trouble swelling feet and relief after Foley's Kidney Cure from Geo E Sharrar.
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Saginaw and
May City
Alma
Ee Valley
Dane
Jane Nee
J. J. Cox
Valley View
Foley
Geo. E. ‘Sharrar
Chicago Steamers Dock Chicago Four Wabash Ave
Chicago Steamers announce dock location at four Wabash Avenue with centralized telephone contact on file. The item lists address and contact method for inquiries and service access.
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Chicago
Wabash Ave
Night to Denver From Chicago and the Central States faultyre
Advertisement for daily fast trains from Chicago to Denver via Union Pacific and Northwestern Line offering summer tourist tickets to Denver Colorado Springs and Paclo with return journeys starting June 1 80 and indicating agent tickets via the line. Contacts W A Guerin General Agent Passenger Pannevw Onnipsstastien Detroit.
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Chicago
Central States
Atlantic
Colorado
Union Parific
North-Western
Missour River
Denver
Colorado Springs
Paclo
W. A. Guerin
Gen'l Age
Pasenger Pane
Onnipsstastien
Detroit
Engraving samples offered for calling and wedding cards
The Recor office offers a fine line of engraving samples including calling cards at cards reception cards wedding stationery and society cards. Call and see them.
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Recor
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