Local social notes from Wheeler area events and visits
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Pru
Avery
Seth
Katie Frye
Hollaerit
Mwai Hawlons
Alain
Willhamne
Klenina
Boshspent Sarupday
Sagesaw
Gustro
Ruth Aradford
Dackeon Arad
Clerkimyg
Serkane
Montgomery
Bine
St Charles
Vauhirquid
York State
Vietting
Hivekewit Te
Ms Thy Moi Aid Society
Mire
Child Born As Len Gable Wounds Reported
A six pound baby arrived at Len Gable's home after his finger was badly cut while moving alab work at a Marton saw till. Gable sustained a wrist injury in the accident on Monday.
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Len Gable
Lm Gable
Marton
Eicher
Elwell and ChapmanFamily Movements in Saginaw
G A K Elwell visits son in Saginaw while Chapman rents a higher and lives above his store. Mrs Henry Bowrt stays with her mother Mrs Vat Sickle, and HA Genhalt with John Gennt tow bolts weeds for Wm Mall at the table leer factory. The Kot EM yghve adios she other Bight.
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G. A. Koller
Saginaw
Esseed
KB. Chapman
Hiv
Henry Bowwrt
John Gennt
Wm. Mall
Willeonn
Local News From North Shady and Nearby Areas
Social visits marked the week as S W Sew Haven and others hosted relatives in North Shady. Washington's birthday dinner united J B Noll and wife with families, while Bertha Magne aided a sister in North Shade. A railway accident injured Nita when a rope snapped, and a labor mishap left Rich confined by a leg injury from straw loading.
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Ad Mie
Wii
Sad Mes
A. Payne
Porpetl
Aaron Chambers
Grand Rapids
J. B. Noll
Washington
North Shady
Nettle Kenedy
Mike Cooper
Crystal
Mies
Bertha Magne
North Shade
Roop
Nita
Null
Pine River notices and family news from the region
Local items report the Brown brothers renting Mrs Wood's farm and family movements including Howl of Maske returning home after weeks away. The piece mentions funeral services, cemetery departure, and reflections on early settlement life in Clinton County with references to local residents and long‑gone traditions.
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Wood
Muerison
G. Houghton
Usie Place
Alieir Neboo
Elwell
Tuet Wood
Muda
Okaiotle
Plonnin
Utattot
Areuenatauies
Gillie
Giley
Clinton County
Local Sociables and Gatherings Reported in Busy Week
Fragmented notes describe Mrs A Weacon, Mra Sheldon Wieht, and other locals at the Ladies Aid Becker event and social visits. Mentions of Wall Waight appearance, food and clothing protests, plus community figures Mrs Matohod Davidson and MP Jon Haught. A mix of meetings, entertainment, and vacations outlined with sparse details.
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Daadlay
Mra
Sheldon Wieht
Aid Becker
Matohod Davidson Te Wary Sik
Jon Haught
Ashiy Wa
Shepherd
Lod
Wittar Merihiani
Chie
Hes
Corogta
Mies
Ida Weaver
M. 1 Muntiy
Playiut
Louestaba
North Wheeler Scoop Sparks Rural Gossip in Slaughter Trade
Fragmentary notes recount Keeard North Wheeler wholesale slaughter line, shop chatter, and local figures like Miss Mary Dankhe and Mrs. Lee Myers. Mentions include T. J. Young couple’s visit, Bay City resident Mr. Hendrie forming Knights of the Golden Crow, and warnings about a Wheeler confectionery shop attracting young men at night.
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Phaibe van Normat
Mary Dankhe
Lee Myers
T. J. Young
Hay City
Hendrie
Bay City
Golden Crows
L. F
N. B
Sisvia
St Louis Burlesque and Church Notices Mixed in Week
A report from St Louis notes a stock shipment from Hatfldo and a Monday musical burlesque titled The treasury is enriched. The week included a presbytery visitation by Sigmaw, and a death notice for Angeling McPherson aged five months, with funeral in the Christian church and interment in St Helais cemetery. Rev Ford is asked to conduct revival services in Bethany.
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Hatfalo
Congress
Sigmaw
Phare
Mire Angeling McPherson
Mra
Joan
Nicnola
Agud
Amity
Ohio
Thie County
Tn Istehe
Dudley McPherson
Arcula Township
Christian Church F
St. Helais
SICKELS George Worse I taking orders for ironing hoards
George Worse I takes orders for ironing hoards to be made by S Wight. 20 Cratesnbury started his mill again tele work. Wi Sickel hae moved to Mipie Rapide.
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George
S. Wight
Cratesnbury
Wi Sickel
Mipie Rapide
Newark News Items Describe Local Moves and District Changes
Michael Snyder invites frivede in Chie as governor accounts move into the Hoard hoger with his Chap. Osama and others are moving in the Win Seni hopee Jots Teping and Frank Downer spread the schools down in district Ne Retiral slaves in district Now 2. Mw-4 W Kinney and the Munson traded taro Abd moved on to the same ket wey Mirek Munroe on hwatch tet Sehwol kn district No. 7 progressing fully with Mr. pest at the helon i Sh 4 Bow evaporator in his engin e thar by Wiseman has rented the H. Kineel form and mmrved on to the same eeophe Cearige moved on the Lit willor tain
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Michael Snyder
Frivede
Chie
Hoternor Fader
Osama
Ite Hie Movin
Seni Hopee
Jots Teping
Frank Downer
W. Kinney
Munson
Taro Abd
Ket Wey
Mirek
Munro
Sumer Center News Roundup From A Fractured Report
Fragmented OCR yields a local item list: Henry Bogart moved to tort one of his hirrors. Mr Meas calls a poor man. Brewer investigates Michaal Mc Nimura's Nanwrcocee. Bayer plans to organize a singing school at Center school Friday night. Mire Chap ele of Alina is visiting her eter. Mrs. Kress and family from Cane visit Win. Serveltover Sunday. Mim Peterson of Clarete making her eteter. Jamnws Bo ert bonds mill hands. till is well stowed with Ines.
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Henry Bogart
Meas
Brewer
Michaal McNimura
Serveltover
Mim Peterson
Clarete
Heauard
Ines
Licensed to Wed details from sparse 19th century list
A fragmented notice lists marriage licenses and names including Charlot That Florence Onew ard, Daniel Igweh, Lena Jones Ot Jame t Vernor Tyler, Kawrson Mary Cramer, Bethacay Dititel Medical Arenda Lena M. Ben all Eh Saentioe with a five dollar amount and assorted uncertain surnames, reflecting a partial archival record.
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Charlot
Thane
Florence Oneward
Carnie
Daniel Igweh
North Shade
Lena
Jones
Jame T Vernor Tyler
Kawrson
Mary Cramer
Bethacay
Dititel Medical
Arenda
Lena M. Benall
Saentioe
Shifting Sands and Real Metate Change Names in Bid
Fragmentary OCR notes reference changes to real estate or bidding names including Metate, Lint, Gebee Jot M. Price, and Nicholas B K Mon tal ué of woo 27 Hamilton, with unclear context and several garbled terms.
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Real
Swo
Weuke Buding Starch Gebee Jot
M. Price
Nicholas BK
Montal Ué
Woo
Hamilton
Early 20th Century Financial Speculation Notes
The fragment discusses silver and gold production changes, price influence, and the parity between metals during a historical period. Named individuals such as Chas. HL Chase appear in a machine-ocr rough text, with references to economic theory and monetary policy debates.
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Goll
Ealing
Canaidier
Chas. HL Chase
Estates and guardianship matters filed in county court
The docket lists numerous probate actions including sales of real estate to pay debts, final accounts of executors and guardians, appointments of administrators and guardians, hearings scheduled for March and February, and orders to adjourn or discharge guardians for various decedents and incompetents. Named parties include Samuel Laintright, Henry Le Holcomb, Mary Bigelow, Geo W Gribben, Catherine Barber, Andrew B Thompson, Mary Ann Donetall, Java Harduian, Frank E Dortee, Alfred J Brooke Jr, Goo H Newton, John McCarty, Elizabeth Guerney, Leah Witham, Edith M Willard, Hattie Willard, and others.
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Hangs Hant
Simant
Claire
Satauel
Martin
Henry le Holcomb
A. B. Darragh
Mary Bigelow
Geo. W. Gribben
Mareh
Init
Matherine Barber
Exnentor March
Andrew B- Thompson
Monde
Lorenes Davey
Anid
Mary Ann Donetall
Munde
Java Harduian
Ratate
Franklin Wilber
Leonard Wilber
Alfred J. Brooke, Jr
Alfred J. Brooke
Hewrity
Goo
H. Newton
Lindie Newton
Aid
John McCarty
Merton Shungis
Mimor
Brice
Sid Iminor
Elizabeth Guerney
Mary Stachely
Porson
Waylum
Leah
Witham
Edith M
Hattie KE
Willard
Rebweos
Willard Bled
Joeph Sidel
Frank EF. Dortee
Annie Bell
Mary and Dunstall
Relative Production of Silver and Gold in Historical Text
The article discusses shifts in silver and gold production, noting overproduction risks and the complexities of metal value. It highlights that both metals have seen increased output yet their market dynamics diverge, with gold maintaining steadier trends amid fluctuating silver prices.
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Cement Wen
Opinion on Coinage Parity and Silver Gold Freedom
Jor communication to the Alma Rega SA argues for free and unlimited coinage of silver and gold at the current ratio 14.08 to 1 to restore world parity. It contends limited American coinage delays parity and could harm the U S economic position.
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Jor
Alma Rega, SA
Witte
Geld
Fragmented excerpt sutures odd medical ad and dialogue
A garbled historical fragment blends fictional dialogue with a long medical advertisement. Mentions a staged bedside scene and odd musings, then shifts to discussing remedies and a company name, with unclear chronology and numerous misspellings.
Nerve Vitalizer Promoted In Sober Health Tale
A story extols Dr Whealer's Nerve Vitalizer as a cure for nervous prostration and debility. A man debilitated by railway work and illness improves after using the tonic, regaining strength, color, appetite, and hope, while friends credit the medicine for his dramatic recovery. The tale is framed as a testimonial from a recovered patient in a long hospital treatment context.
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Calhoun County
Repuddie
Mich
Himmelf
Ann Arbor
Wherler
Hope
Mr. Goodyear
Whealer
B. van den Bereh Mar
Fragmented verse hints at a parent child scene
A blurred poem fragment mentions Wor Shaliy and Castoria in a disjointed dialogue about care, a Castilian mood, and a fictive Onatorian setting. The piece reads as a stray historical note with unclear names and events.
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Santora
CBA
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria Promotion
An obsolete promotional notice touts Castoria for crying infants and stomach issues. It claims a free package sample at a local store, with references to nerve and stomach disorders and a sale at B.S. Wolk's earlier in the text.
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