Local Notes on Visits and Travel Across Towns
Orrin Taylor, learning telegraphy at Pittsfield, visited his mother Mrs. N N Nevins of Arcada over the weekend returning from the Ano Artin station where he relieved an operator. Willie Corey of Coldwater visiting his aunt Mrs Tilley Travet Ithaca after attending Yerington's College in St Louis. Numerous locals and travelers listed with brief movements between Bannister Port Marion Cadillac Alma Mt Clemens and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin Taylor
Pittsfield
N. N. Nevins
Arcada
Ano Artin
Willie Corey
Coldwater
Yerington’s College
St. Louis
Tilley Travet
Ithaca
K.P
South Arcada District Opens With New Teacher
March reports ailing resident Azum Roberta and scarlet fever in H A Fenners children, while Jerge Warren Munson recovers and Bert Hinkle relocates near Ashley. District No 8 school resumes March 25 with Luella Crozier hired. Jessie Clark returns from Fort Wayne. Funeral for two year old son of Mr and Mrs Finounce follows a whooping cough linked death. Community sympathy voiced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azum Roberta
H. A. Fenners
Luella Crozier
Jessie Clark
Fort Wayne
Jerge Warren Munson
Bert Hinkle
Ashley
St Louis Notes March 14 8 Adams Morton De Coy and John Woodward
St Louis reports three residents headed to California to scout new homes for families. A Carey building bazaar opens this week. Mrs Jas Henry remains bedbound. Howland’s horses fled with a bus last Monday but were halted before damage. Lectures close to a full house at Hart’s hall. City council moves to bond for 7000 to fund electric light and water works upgrades. Miss Beulati Aone Allen, 67, dies at home of pneumonia March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Morton de Coy
John Woodward
California
Carey Building
Jas
Henry
Howland
Myrtle Sanford
Hart's Hall
Beulati Aone Allen
Sowers Memorial WO social notes and local moves
March 15 edition notes a dinner at W. Sibert home for gentlemen and visitors. Mrs J A Wilkinson and family relocate near Owonsy. Parish misses faithful members as Mrs Wilkinson’s farm near her youth home. Jas Price moves to J B Gardner’s Wilkinson property. L Mumford buys Sowers farm H Gardner plans sale. W A Spears family settled in new home. Sowers school exhibition by Wil Warner attracts full house with hopes of retention. Robert Easton hosts his father from Ontario. Roy Mardue to join Stephen Fairback at Coleman farm for summer. Fred Strauss loses a fine horse and a cow last fall. Bert Mrady ends with cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sowers Memorial
T. A
W. Sibert
J. A. Wilkinson
Owonsy
Ffarm
Jas Price
Wilkinsom Place
J. B. Gardner
L. Mumford
H. Gardner
Will
Lake Publdsaion
W. A. Spears
AJ L. Ward
Wil Warner
Mr. Strauss
Bert Mrady
Breckenridge Sugar Beet Meeting Updates and Local Farm Notes
In South Breckenridge Maret U Jas Dunn shows improvement while Phil Ball assumes duties on a journeyman path. A boy arrived March 14 at Maret 14. Clarence Muscutt plans a new barn timber framing and Wm Purdy buys a team to work Mr. McIntosh’s farm this summer. A sugar beet meeting in Breckenridge drew strong turnout as Mr Chisholm contracts for ten acres of sugar beets, totaling thirty acres overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maret U
Dunn
Phil Ball
Clarence Muscutt
Wm. Purdy
McIntosh
Breckenridge
Chisholm
Emerson Corner Caucus Seeks Local Supervisors and Clerk
In Emerson area, Guthrie recovers from illness while Dunn and Grover are noted. Republicans are urged to caucus Tuesday March 26 to nominate Bernard Case for supervisor and Ernest Muscott for clerk. WCTU ladies met Mrs Albro Curtis to hear Mrs Adams lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Guthrie
Jas. Dunn
Frank Grover
Alma
Emerson
Bernard Case
Ernest Muscott
Albro Curtis
Adams
Elm Hall News Roundup March items and illnesses
Mar II Elm Hall reports John Bogart is improving after a serious illness while Henry Lynn seeks stock for the cheese factory. Measles spread, church services were held to aid Rev Wylie at Seville convention, baby welcomed at Sabins, Blair's mill closed, and Maple sugar prep by Geo Andrews. Counted visits include Mrs Eliza Fairchild traveling east, Alex Conner back from Ferris, J C Conner and Jay McComber ill, and the Butcher visit with Mrs Sarah Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar. II
John Bogart
Henry Lynn
M. KE
Wylie
Seville
Elwell
Pearl Sabin
M. E. Church
al Graham
Free Methodists Hold Sickness Meetings in March
SICKELS March 10 The Free Methodists conduct a series of church meetings. Morshed papering the church gives a neat appearance. John Zoll and family ride in a new surrey. Geo Austin of Shepherdville visits cousins Mrs Baker and Mrs Huntoon. R L Sebring returns from Jackson county. Otis Weaver works near Elsie. Will Knickerbocker gathers material for a new house. W N Sower moves to Clark Welch farm. Mr and Mrs Bennett live with daughter near Jilsie. Fred Ballard works for Seneca Lane. Earl Lewis moves onto the Dell Spear farm. H Helfer gathers ground materials for a new barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB Ladies’ Aid Society
John Zoll
Surrey
Geo
Austin
Shepherdville
Baker
Huntoon
R. L. Sebring
Jackson County
Otis Weaver
Elsie
Miss Best
John Woodhall
Will Knickerbocker
Arcada District Notes On Grange Event And Local News
District No 5 Arcada reports a dance at Allen Hazelton's with an Arcada Grange third and fourth degree class and an oyster supper. Howard Bradford visited Fred Bradford, Mrs Walther ill with grip but improving. Wright and Doane rent Sophia Cline's house for summer. Marl Morey buried from Adventist church after sermon by Elder Waffle. Winter term underway. Gladys Cresswell to teach spring term in district No 4. Glatre Kuhlwarin to hire. Star Grange plans future hall. Arcada Farmers Club to meet with Mrs Joan Murphy last Thursday in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Haxelton
Arcada Grange
Howard Bradford
Fred Bradford
Walthers
Wright & Doane
Sophia Cline
Marl Morey
Aolventist
Waffle
Saginaw
Sel
Gladys Cresswell
Glatre Kuhlwarin
Star Grange
Fulton Brief Notices on Bridge, School, and Visit
Fulton notes progress on grading a fall foray bridge over the Maple near Skinner's Corners. School district No. 3 will start April 2. Mrs. Goi M. Ruppert is visiting friends in St. Johns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinder's Corners
Goi. M. Ruppert
St. Johns Friends
Forest Hill News Briefs and Local Notes
Forest Hill reports a minor move of A Vough and wife to Forest Hill for the 14th, local trades and travel includes S Moody to Parnell and Elmer Bauer hosting, plus updates on K O T M activities, neighbors’ travels, recent deaths and illnesses among Bauer children with one infant buried amid sorrowful reflections.
North Wheeler Notes Show Community Happenings
The U B church held its quarterly meeting with good attendance. J B Lyvear returns from visit with friends in Ovid. The Gleaners hosted a successful shadow social at Mr Kimes home. I Hynes visits Ovid. Gleaners buy land to build a 20 by 70 feet hall. Center Line school closes its term this week. Mrs Nancy Burchelder, aka Mrs Nancy Stony, has a baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Hhurch
J.B. Lyvear
Ovid
Gleaners
Kimes
Hynes
Nancy Burchelder
Nancy Stony
Lebanon News Briefs from March Activities
In Lebanon March updates note a nine pound girl arriving to stay with Mr and Mrs Chas Brown last Tuesday. Laura Ludwig returns from visiting Miss Iron Sessions. Horace Holmes plans lumber work for a new birth and J H Fowler has lumber ready for a large grabary. Ed Ludwig moves to Belding. Misses Fiening visit parents Rev D Flemley and wife return to Pepockey. Alta Looms visits Beltha Vanes as Jim Mobbs heads north to work in the woods. A Sunday school convention was held at Hubbardston on Sunday March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March
J.H. Fowler
Ludwig
Belding
Fiening
Flemley
Pepockey
Alta
Beltha Vanes
Jim Mobbs
Hubbardston
Mill Moves Verge of Standish Place in New Haven
N. W. New Haven March 11 Rasor shifts his mill onto W. M. Standish’s property. Emery Mulford left for Belding to work. Mrs Esther Hammondtree and Mrs Lizzie Clow among names on sick list. Vernon and Ernest Stalls left Alma for Escanaba to stay awhile. Newnan Decker begins drive to Rio for summer work. Lucy Ferris of St Louis visits Weed Amos Button and kin. Ladies' Aid met with Mrs J Stutts. J J McGreanor in Asia on Friday business. Harvey Hyde toting mill onto David VanLeuvan’s place. Mr and Mrs J A Salyer returned to Long Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Rasor
W. M. Standish
Emery Mulford
Belding
Esther Hammondtree
Lizzie Clow
Archie McKinstry
Milo Standish
Vernon
Ernest Stalls
Alma
Escanaba
Newnan Decker
Rio
Lucy Ferris
St Louis
vis‘Weed Amos Button
Ladies’ Aid
J. Stutts
J. J. McGreanor
Asia
St. Tenis
Harvey Hyde
David VanLeuvan
J. A. Salyer
Long Lake
Strike a Rich Find
F J Green of Lancaster recalls chronic indigestion and nervous detvili ty. He credits Electric Bitters with lasting relief and says his wife also stays in excellent health. She calls them splenic for female troubles and a grand tonic for weak, rundown women. Satisfaction guaranteed by Sharrar & Mulholland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Green
Lancaster
N. A
Sharrar & Mulholland
Rheumatism and Scott's Emulsion Claim
The advertisement notes rheumatism lacks a universal cure and suggests cod liver oil emulsion as a remedy. It asserts healing depends on removing the disease cause and restoring digestion, promising no harm if ineffective and offering a free sample with a recognizable image on the bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Local Notes From Ithaca and Surrounding Towns
Mrs Henry Campbell visits Ithaca for a few days while Mrs Mat Haight and Mrs Steadman care for Mea Mills das. Chas Henry of Wyandotte was in town on business. Jas Crook and family move to town. Wil Woolston forms a Sunday school in Robingult district. Elder Weston in Ithaca. Jobe Lyoch of Coral visited last week. Jake Brubaker trades land with Alvers Matteson of Bannister. Hale trades five acres to town for forty east of town with J J Rose. N Wilcox returns from Bridgeville with real estate interest. Fred Ellis rents the Durfee farm one mile south of town. Talk of starting a bank. Name mentions: Lewis Cole 22 Pumpell. Lula Burns wk North Star. Wilbur LaDue 21 Middleton. Olga Bennett 1 Carson City. Edward Gladstone 23 Itnuca. Mable Rudd 17 Itinea. Wm Marshall 25 St Louis. Bessie Marre 1s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Campbell
Ithaca
Mat Haight
Steadman
Dutter
Mea Mills
Das
Woolston
Chas Henry
Wyandotte
Jas. Crook
Lan Kirby
Jas, Crook
Wil Woolston
Robingult
Elder Weston
Jobe Lyoeh
Coral
Jake Brubaker
Alvers Matteson
Bannister
Hale
J.J. Rose
N. Wilcox
Bridgeville
Fred Ellis
Durfee
Lewis Cole
Pumpell
Lula Burns
North Star
Wilbur LaDue
Middleton
Olga Bennett
Carson City
Edward Gladstone
Iphuca
Mable Rudd
Itinea
Wm. Marshall
St. Louis
Bessie Marre
Real estate transfers list with numerous names and places
A dense record of property transfers lists numerous individuals and households across towns and counties. It documents owners such as Wilbur Fo Cinie and Herbert Khireding and outlines multiple transfers, mortgages, and notaries, with locations including Lancashire and Newark.
Doan’s Kidney Pills and other old remedy chatter
A jumbled early 20th century ad column extols Doan’s Kidney Pills and Foley’s Honey and Tar, praising kidney cure stories and household remedies. It mentions Dr. Oliver Guitoxux, Banner Salve, Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine, Chamberlain’s Cough Remedies, and DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve, with testimonials and shop names like Amberge Murphy’s and Sharrar & Mulholland. It reads like a collage of drugstore claims and product pitches aiming to reassure readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Oliver Guitoxux
Kalamazoo
Marebal
Mei ‘Twas
Amberg & Murphy's
Battle K
Dean
Down
Doc
Doan
Amberge& Murphy
Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
U. S
DeWitt
DeWitt's
Uneae
Sharrar& Mulholland
Working 24 Hours a Day Dr King's New Life Pills
An advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills as tireless helpers for ill health. It claims to cure torpid liver jaundice biliousness fever and ague and to banish sick headache and malaria. The copy stresses small tasty pills that work wonders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr King
Sharrar & Malbolland
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Albert Kirchheimer
Chigage
Kirchheimer
Tien
Weeks
Cadillac
W.A. Leet
Chas. Br. Webster
Roscoe Harber
Mt. Clemens
Dewitt Gibbs
Eugene Lynn
Port Clinton
Olite
Daniel Davis
W.T. Brown
Park Lake
Bay Potatoes
J. G. Cotten
John Dean
Blythi Ohi
Chas
Gidy
Allegan
Jas. Tobinson
Lansing
Louis Bradtick
Tawas City
Wa. LaPaugl
Will Naidrott
Clarence
E. M. Sower
Lafayette
Howell
Wiseman and
South Arcada
Init
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Toledo
P J. Abeney
Waining
Kinsax & Manvin
N. E. North Star
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N. & Emerson
Elm Hall
Free Methodists
Earl Lewis
Dell Spear
H. Helfer
Fulton
Forest Hill
A. Vough
F. Crouch
Ty Hue
Iis
S. Moody
Parnell
Ira Moody
Russ
Elmer Bauer
Knight Pike
Barton
J.J Bs
Wiley
Will Switzer
Elmer Diverbiss
Grayling
J. Tedroe
J. H. Lancashire
A. Bunker
Dashville
H. N. Hayes
Ith
Barwon Bros
Pleasant Valley
Shepherd Tent
Sith
Hafer
Hard
Knights of Shepherd
E. Bauer
Millie
North Wheeler
Lebanon
N. W. New Haven
A. H Lowry
SI Fulton
Atoos
Ty Howey
Wwe
Amy Clagoney
Atharihity
Havens
Martersen
Ty Uae
Baelton
Bammel
Newark
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Harier
Herbert Towner Tin Tran
Augustus Tooker
Herbert M. Trewnee
Sarah A. Kinney
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A. Coleman Tarane
Brooker
Brie Hindhend
Mary A. Bolger
Vankops Tos V. Oakes
Trness
Mae
Bugese J. Hall
Foley
Central Maste Hall
Chicago
Ihelf
Bette
Dr. Wood
la Griae
George W. Waitt
South Gardiner
Chamberlain
Bivins & Rhodes
Dr. Thoma Eclec
Kodal Denton
Greene
Swankan & Multotlasp
Bivins & Rnoprs
Riverdale
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