County Notes From The Taylor Area Local News
County news covers Mark Reader's family, farm work, and spring preparations. Ben Shafer buys an engine and plans repairs, while Hernan Sparks and Shaffer plan a trapping trip to the Upper Peninsula. A new house is under construction, Kilpatrick relocates to Missouri, and Stanley Bell visits. The Saints hold church, A Toulin has a wagon accident injuring horse, and the 3.5 Association meets at Center with Hee of Alina speaking. A vote of thanks praises Joseph Lovell for hay and feed donations, and Dr Woods Pine Syrup is touted as a cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Reader
Biro
Mra L Meyers
Taylor
Paruers
Ben Shafer
Wil
Bn Tits Aloep
Hernan Sparks
Dlunty Shaffer
Upper Peninsula
Mre
Davis
Dovee
Kilpatrick
Missouri
Stanley Bell
North Shade
Wm. Lovell
Saints
A. Toulin
3. 5 Association
Hee
Alina
Joseph Lovell
Local notes and visits list from Griffins page
Row, Griffin returned home from Palo last Saturday. Wesley Sandall went to Marinette, Wisconsin, last week. James Stulter and his aunt Mrs Plowman visited friends at Rosebush over Saturday. Geo. Moody made a tying visit to relatives here last week. Mrs. E. Doane and daughter from North Breckentidge were guests of Mrs. Gansfield. Miss Helle Hultwan and Mrs. Sulidall this week. Church members spent the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Carl for their 2uth wedding anniversary. They left a hanging lamp and Mr. Carl received two cham. Other church visitors to widow Gimme and family. Mrs. Gimme and daughter sick. Dandruff note and Hallaa Renewer mention. Aaron Sactur spent days by Sand Rapids. Fred Young in Albion for summer work. Jess Smilin s bully ill but improving. Johnnie Taker at Tutsing a Foreive oe. Floyd Stouble returned to Lake Guy for work. Ed Witenes missing. A Me. Tanner of New Heeven. Hobt. Sithngtan and Albert Sitington tailers at Praag Merce. John Peruos team a few days ago. The opening school at the Noyee, Wing Fanny still teacher. The Dilla, A. T. Dibble, teacher. School crowded. Lucy Avery won laurels. Mrs. Annie Zoepen, Coomestown. Mr. Wonders. Raith Avery ill with erysipelas. improving. Mr. Benjamin Fowler, 55, died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Palo
Wesley Sandall
Marinette
Wisconsin
James Stulter
Plowman
Rosebush
Suurday
Geo. Moody
Ife
E. Doane
North Breckentidge
Gansfield
Helle Hultwan
Sulidall
Aaron Sactur
Siend Rapids Thiefore
Fred Young
Albion
Jess Smilin
Geong
Johnnie Taker
Floyd Stouble
Lake Guy
Jebors
Tanner
New Heeven
Ponsessul
Bie
Ate
Wood
Hobt
Sithngtan
Detroit
Albert Sitington
Clinton County
Praag Merce
John Peruos
Thei Taney
Noyee
Fanny Stil
A. T. Dibble
Ts. Wail Hutchinson
Lucy Avery
Mrs Samuel Bigelow Dies After Long Illness at Ampton
Mrs Samuel Bigelow, 61, of Ampton, died Wednesday evening March 11 after months of illness. She leaves a husband, two sons, three daughters, and many relatives. The church and casket were lavishly decorated with flowers as mourners paid last respects to a devoted family figure. The obituary notes her patience, kindness, and comforting presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveline
Ated Nettle
Havi
Liu
Samuel Bigelow
Ampton
Weather and community notes from Wheeler area revival and visits
The county community reports warmer weather and a revival in Wheeler. Hazel Douglas improves from typhoid fever while Smith Clark moves to Wheeler for a short stay. A surprise birthday party honors Mr Dickson. Myron and Pearl Wilcox attend the funeral of Nellie Douglas. Charles Bartrem plans to spend summer in Livingston county. Mina Bush returns from Hope to four weeks vacation before spring term. Hannah Parsons returns from Jackson county to visit friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Hazel Douglas
Smith Clark
Chas Dickson
Dickson
Myron
Pearl Wilcox
Mt Pleasant
Nellie Douglas
Charles Bartrem
Livingston County
Vanloa Fowler
St. Louis
Charles Hougel
Mors
Henzel
Mina Bush
Hope
Midland County
Mies
Hannah Parsons
Jackson County
Riverdale News Items Include Ills and Pending Moves
Riverdale reports John Gage and Eva Smith ill with lung congestion and ta geiope. Mia Robert E. Jones dies after brief illness, funeral scheduled. Chas Chase family ill at home with lung congestion. Poles set between Riverdale and Alta. Dr Morey ill with lagrippe. Evans to open Riverdale law office. Uncle Koons denies moving offices. Augury of a local theater feature and travel notes. Anecdotes praise Aver's Cheery Medoral for children’s colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gage
Eva Smith
Robert E. Jones
Preymonn
Mia Robinstorn
Mra
Chas
Chase
Berl
Almatthaew
Lansing
Hiverdale
Alta
Morey
Beeen
Macmalees
Frank Hoyt
RO. T. M
Ithaca
Evans
Riverdale Soo
DL SN
Dr. Morey
Koons
Shifting Sands Charge In Real Karate In Gratiot County
Shifting sands report a weekly charge in Gratiot County real karate with names such as John Baker and Thomas Parker linked to land transfers and property notes. The fragment references New Haven, Frank J Russell and Sarah A Beenan, plus assorted lots and neighbors, amid a garbled list of names and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratiot
John Baker
Thos
Parker
New Haven
Frank J. Russell
Sarah A. Beenan
Thomas Kevan
North Stadest
Joseph Scudder
Myron
Roudder
Lafayette
English Jail Chapel View of Prisoners at Service
A detailed scene of routine in a British jail chapel shows inmates seated by class and gender with strict separations. Condemned prisoners are isolated, awaiting execution with three clear Sundays, guarded by warders and marchers through distinct chapel doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergean
Wales
Corp
Botley
Cours
Min
Pridon
Lon
Don Quiver
Dreamers tale sparks farce in Maryland towns
A Baltimore knight recalls two Maryland towns where one man’s trade failed and a rival’s carriage purchase led to a puzzling mix of motives and jokes. The piece blends odd anecdotes with scattered remarks on slavery in Britain and old trades, reflecting a fragmentary newspaper page.
Not the Place for the San in Marseilles Theater
A chaotic杂 tale from London Tit Bits and Philadelphia Recail fragments describe a famed performer in Marseilles dining on soup with cheese, a servant bearing a sacred turban, and a stage finale interruption. The piece blends theater, gossip, and odd editorial notes about books and magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Prin Drann
Veraston Slo
Marseilles
Sue
Prindona
Ravenswood
London
Keeping Hears Out of Cornfields in Transcaucasia Bear Threats
In Rachinsk district bears are seen as major threats to ripening maize causing villagers to vigilantly guard fields at night with weapons. The text details bear behavior in fields and town, including a man’s risky response to protect crops, while juxtaposing unrelated excerpts about social observations and tea culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachinsk
Garda
Townungefield 14
London Times
Calgary World style barter tale from the Vancouver paper
A fragmentary Vancouver World item recounts Culgares revent contingent and a blunt bargaining scene with a squaw in a jacket. The buyers end up offering 250 dollars for a watch and overcoat while a brunette asks for the clothes, described in odd terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culgares
Chinoek
Calgaryite
Ginger Coap
Vancouver
Remarkable Wound From Waterlog Campaign Recounted
Major Preys Gordon relays an extraordinary wound tale from the Waterlog campaign describing Donald of the Ninety etcond regiment shot in the thigh by a musket ball. The piece notes the wound’s severity, absence of incision, and recovery details with cloth and coin fragments extracted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preys Gordon
Donald
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County News
South Crystal
Sumner Center
Dr Wood
Forest Hill
Eugene
Ehad
Livetars
Wks
Sumnem
Benjamin Fowler
Ayer
North Wheeler
Riverdale
Mik
Annette Moen
Minn
Siya
Ula
Obo
Woodbury
Belding
Soar
Lewis
Newark
Downer
Newarkes
Wilheim
Ty Mahalasthaull
Henderson
North Star
J. Galick
Barbara
Barbara Webber
Thomas J. Gulick
Jacob M. Kemp
Degrass Shippey
Rule Deerase
Annie M. Molten
Holcomb's & Evens
Adi
Joe
Bown
Harland, Lenawee County
Mich
Jameson
Baltimore
Maryland
Curtis Doug
Trent
Ovina
Hit & Carriage
Washington Star
Savery
Great Britain
England
Northumbherland
Lothian
Aeluve
Musselburg
Authres Seus
Mike Ook
New York
Horizien
Alf Rugalete
Hood’s
Springfield
Springfield Suriety
Tual
Nursling Te
Philadelphia
Strand Magasine
Moire Aes
Daan Peu
Becaus
Youn Nan
Pope Leo
Ale
Carpiner
Wieane
Poote
Rovers
Wrland Regiot
Marion Crawford
Net
Chinnok
Everal Times
Sid
Owen Electric Appliance. Co
State Bt
Commerci Chicags
Ruggist
Ana Beatie
Agia
Beurain
Webb
W. H
P.O
Wishin
Nebraska
Ischia
Env
Chicago, IL
Mile’ Nerve
Rheutnatim
Miles
Pate Price
Kathy
Castoria
Mim
Pitcher’s Castoria
Miles Pane
Pitcher's Castoria
Mallowly Tive Hub
Nevatigha
Aml Dew
Mates
Vunniheee
Aifnet
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