Detroit republican state ticket and salary notes 1889
Friday March 22 1889 prop Democratic Republican context covers state ticket for Associate Justice Claudius Grant Regents Draver William J Cocker Detroit women voting in school elections argued Mothers deserve voice in schools Governor Luce tax revenue from notaries public since January 1 1889 salary critique calls for raise and praise for Harrison Palmer appointment as Minister to Spain resolution passes both houses with one dissenting vote.
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Luce
Detroit
Michigan
Harrison
Palmer
Spain
Representative Wheaton
House
Ayolshire
Berrien
Senate
Detroit Leaders Consider Replacing Soldiers' Horn Board
The terms of Gen Alger and Capt Remick on the Soldiers' Horn board expired at month start. Alger declined to continue, citing personal interests. Gov Luce likely to appoint Col John Atkinson and Gen W Tl Withington to the board, while Col A I Bliss had offered to resign but was asked to stay.
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Gen. Alger
Capt. Remick
Detroit
Soldiers
Horn
A. I. Bliss
Voters to decide Governor salary hike in Michigan
A spring election measure would raise the governor’s pay from 1000 to 4000 dollars. Advocates argue it attracts capable, poorer men, while opponents note the governor’s expenses over two years exceed 8000 dollars and that notary fees do not go to the governor. The source claims the amendment should pass by a respectable margin.
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Michigan
Assord
Govenor
Louse
Weathered winter predictions and trade fallout
A cautious note on prophesied cold spring and summer, with emphasis on an unusual dry winter. The author recalls this season as notably dry and roadworthy, affecting winter goods sales and leaving country merchants facing slow payments and excess stock to carry over.
Farmer Weather Hopeful For Spring After Mild Winter
The writer notes fewer failures, more feed and grain stored, and an open winter deemed near perfect. Hope remains for a good spring and summer, but action cannot alter the outlook.
Ordinance No 17 Obstructions in Alida Village Streets
The Village of Alida adopts Ordinance No 17 regulating obstructions, encroachments, and removal on public streets and alleys. It prohibits carts and vehicles blocking lanes, prohibits construction debris or materials in streets, limits blocking to one fourth of a street, requires owners to clear obstructions within 24 hours of notice, and designates the street commissioner for enforcement. penalties include fines up to twenty dollars or imprisonment as provided by Howell's Annotated Statutes.
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Ste
Eoiiteot Council
Ville
Common Counsels
Lotownet
Persors
Aihd
Bela Kag
Michigan
Howell
Alida
Marvel Pt Desi
Almna Myrel Vath
M. Mowricint
W. A
Cypress Mills
Tie
Joe
de Otter
Leonie
Wisbey
Gipatiot County Teachers Examinations Schedule
Public examinations for Gipatiot County teachers will be held in spring. Regular exams occur in March at fchaea and Alii with special sessions by AG St. Louis on March 2. Grade certificates issued from regular examinations. April sessions include Astley and related dates. Signed T. Birens, Secretary, Board of School Examiners.
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Gipatiot
Fchaea
Alii
Bo and Ih
AG St. Louis
Maren
Ated
al Astley
Spreefiat
de Wteck
Gite 'T
Birens
Board of School Exindners
Prince Bismarck and His Bavarian Dog in Memory
The London Standard recalls Chancellor Bismarck and his dog in a portrait of daily life. The famous reformer and his inseparable Bavarian hound, Varzin, share table scenes, travels, and public affection, with vivid notes on their bond and the chancellor’s domestic side.
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Kelehahund
Bismarck
Erlend
Wil
Orlin
Peineo
Reletakanz
Grimyne
Sausige
Johanna
Intiernithes
Nonterney
Mussina Obiour
Melnee Hlemiarek
Lynkoors
London Standard
The Homeliest Man in Alma and Nearby Talents
Fragmented OCR text mentions Alma and a throw event. Key names and details are unclear. The passage hints at domestic concerns, illness terms like consumption, and a refugee from Kemps team, but specifics are illegible.
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Alma
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Claudius B Grant
Houghton
Michican University
CHAR
Draver
Saginaw
William J. Cocker
Adnan
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Peratus
Elknanpom
Evens Hewrihl Pete Smt
Baswoaas
Triticoni
Prince Bismarck
Matwne Marchant
Greenwood Cemetery
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Corpan
Aed
Mexico
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Chon
Stuttz Furniture Company
Stuttz Funiture Company
Suntill
Wrieht
Schneider & Stuten
Bearn
Powerthyrthon
Lition
Osaka
Ohio
Stacey
Springfield
Mass
Pines Tale Voice
Aly
Bertin Belting
Washington St
New Yeek
Gratiot
Isabella
Xalma, Michigan
S Owe
Lincoln and
Center Streets
Cone Block
Episcopal Church
E. T. Flowers
Drs. Flowers
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