Local County News Highlights Social and Political Buzzi
Hert Pratt visits county. a Republican caucus at the town hall elects a strong ticket amid moving season chatter. Mrs Lathrop leaves for New Haven. a brick breaks a window in her kitchen. Odd Fellows hosts a well attended supper. several community nuisances and incidents are noted with names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hert Pratt
Churen
Hall
Fred Siy
Heaverton
Ouaia Courts
Money
Bruner
Mia Moon
Big Rapids
W. E. Lathrop
Hlaven
Gund
Dua
Collin
Mise Bartrem
St. Louis
Miss Jaresh
Kilgewood
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
E. Weaver
Hoag
Gorth
Riverdale Township Hivalth and Local Developments
In Riverdale township readers note new civic activity with LO. T. M. adding members, plans for improved telephone service with county beat connections, and a canal fence project near the church. References mention J. B. Adams traveling, the Pine River telephone company leasing to Electric Telephone for thirty years, and a 186 date for a lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jichland
Dirringtos
Sunvert i
LO. T. M
Riverdale
U. S
Liverdale
Pine Hiver Telephone Company
Electric Telephone Company
Ned
Tte
Stam
Forest Hill social notices and visits amid fever talk
The piece mentions Mrs Wilk with lung fever, Mrs Vanderbeek of St Louis visiting Forest Hill with friends, Myra Centy of St Louis, and Gertie Adelline planning a social event. It notes a drawing, a ball, and various local visits, with scattered garbled details about preparations and attendees.
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Wilk
Mies
Neliie Vanderbeek
Shepherrt
Local notices and religious meets stir a small town
Ora Bowker suffers fever and slowly recovers while Elder Burrill visits for Adventist meetings. The Saints hold gatherings in G B Beck’s store building. L Homan travels to Greenville to work in a millinery shop. Chittenden & Bracht report an order for a car load of slaves to Liverpool. Elder Burrill was jailed in Canada for resting on his Sabbath. Ayers Sarsaparilla is praised as a popular blood purifier for decades.
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Ora Bowker
Ty Olivia
Ira Moore
Hms Teen Dangerously
Saints
G. B. Beck
Liverpool
England
Burrill
Alan
Ola
Eider Heber
Eider Burcill
Canada
Supreme Court
Local notices and health cures in Eaton county and beyond
Mrs HG Moore visits Eaton county. Crattenburg plans a planer for Mrs Baker and Mrs Gordon Clark remains ill. Frank Ballard improving after critical illness. Mrs Fred Welch visits a sick sister with consumption. J Sensabangi’s child very low with pneumonia. Will Smith and Joe Bennett to cut 100 cords for Win Dibble. Jono Muttly gone to Ohio. Birdsey moved home to farm. Mr Campbell of Ashley moved to Wa Haight place. Mrs Dr Sulusan entertained M BK ladies. many attended. Church meetings at M church closed Sunday. belief spreads consumption facts. Digestive Cordial advertised as treatment. Shaker makers claim cures and trial bottles offered.
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HG. Moore
Eaton County
Crattenburg
Baker
Gordon Clark
Frank Ballard
Fred Welch
J. Sensabangi
Will Smith
Joe Bennett
Win Dibble
Jono Muttly
Ohio
Birdsey
Mr. Campbell of
Ashley
Wa. Haight Place
Dr. Sulusan
M BK
Elwell and Local Notables Reported in St Louis and Nearby
Geo Taylo of Elwell was in St Louis Tuesday while Res Miller conducted business in Aloyay. Geo Tann has been ill for days and John Madden of St Louis visited Monday. Mrs Strayer shows writing improvement as a local note. The telephone poles are ready and wine will be installed this week as Wm Mediar remains gravely ill.
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Davis
Geo. Dean
Clinton
John Philen
Detroit
Christian Sanitors
Adam Rengle
Tidla
Ohio
A F. Ballinger
Attica
Wallace
Res. Miller
Alo Yay
Geo
Local notes on births marriages and community events
A stream of small town items reports births and parental congratulations, social gatherings, church and lodge activities, and upcoming civic projects. Mentions include a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. H W Tinkham, a Christian Endeavor event, lodge presentations, and local plans for a new bridge and mineral well site.
Local Notes From Ithaca and Surroundings
Frank M Scott continues to improve while W D Isellan’s household hosts guests from abroad. Local officials discuss extending the Hasiieys and Lowell road toward Belding as Ed Pierce reports strong business, and the Sylvia Strouse estate case remains before the WN railway inquiry with four attorneys.
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Frank M Scott
Herbert A Sprague
Baptist Church
Hasiieys
Lowell Road
Sylvia Strouse
Teashire Son
Debates at Lively school and local notes in town
Local items report illnesses including Crystal Otto Hale and Mrs Carrie Dickerson, with various neighbors sick. Debates pending at Lively school and plans for a new house. Occasional burials and family movements noted, plus three township elections on free silver prohibition and republican tickets. Died March 17 Mary Attacha Myers, 71, youngest daughter of Theodore and said Matte Hendwats married May 40 to Ulymes Myers.
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Otto Hale
Carrie Dickerson
Mark Reeders
Sugar
Taylor
Charlie Shaner
Mra Smith
Thoma Smith
Inez Sung
Cursor
Lewis Wheatbrow Hay
Langdon
Leven
Mary Attacha Myers
Theodore
Saiid
Matte Hendwats
Ulymes Myres
Marely
Fioerat Held At Callahan Facility With Local Notables
A fragmented report notes an event at Callahan facility with Rev Roak and others present. Community members reflect on Mors and Wy ers as beloved figures, while a hopeful outlook suggests strong local support for a recurring community effort.
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Callahan
Nisdrett
Mors. Wyers
Shifting Sands and Property Notices in Gratiot County
Disjointed OCR listing of land transfers and parcels in Gratiot County sections around New Haven and Washington areas. Mentions buyers such as Todd and Payne, various lot numbers, and prices, with scattered names including Patton, Beckwith, Maxton, and Covill. Fragmentary: entries show quarter sections, adjacency notes, and monetary amounts.
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Patate
Gratiot
Wenle Hoding
Sayid Todd
Saint Helis
B. Payne
Mb Patton
Kuny Beckwith
Charles
Haven Wren
Philips
Lyon
Eustace
F. Lyce
Patterson
Washington
D. Glavin
Chester Walker
Ucase
Lorenzo Pf. Brown
Daa
le. Fidier
Lafayette
Ellen M. Covill
John M. Pierce
New Haven
New Haven Cella A. Leland To Frank E Camumete
Philip P. Vanarman
Clifton D. Maxton
Wheeler
Leroy D. Alien
Clifton D Maxton
Wheeler Chas. Maxted
Chas
A. Trice Aw
Skinner
Cordelia E Bellock
Jona Phalen W
Seville
Albert D
Filand
Bradford
Breckenridge
Wheeler Wm
Lord
Luther
Bert Woodward
Wilber Laynan
Edgar L. Nenry
Darwle Woodmen
Franklin J. Woodman
Edgar L. Henry Ow
North Star
Story of fieflection and the telegraph misread message
An account features Kikine Camden and Stephen B. Elkins in a tale about a telegraph telegram mix up. The operator relays a strange exchange that hints at a decision regarding Camden and the speaker’s role. The tale ends with uncertainty about an ATL Nestrate appointment and a misdelivered message about shoes.
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Kikine
Camden
Stephen B. Elkins
Howe
Sid le
Tome
Childred
Johnson R. Camden
Wee Larson
Fragmentary OCR Note on Electric Appliances Relief
A damaged OCR snippet mentions Eletric or Elertrie Appliances applying relief. The readable words reference Thod Fthennm, applicators, Owen, and a bored output but no coherent event, date, or clear entities beyond a few potentially misspelled proper nouns.
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Owen
The Father and Son Bond in Honest Guidance
A reflective piece contrasts a father’s duty to be honest with his son against pretended infallibility. It cites humility, trust, and the boy’s growth into a man, urging the parent to model virtue and open companionship. Includes Moral guidance from the New Testament and notes the importance of character over displayed dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westin
Gimely Deane
Hin
Han
Fragmented Tale of Navy Mess and Odd Inquiries
An ornate, nearly undecipherable excerpt mingles nautical discourse with eroded dialogue. It references a ship of the chief commander, later discussions about appointing a person by approval, a note on a French medical pauper and a mysterious tonite date 4000 BCC, plus scattered Q and A exchanges about objects and terms, all presented in a cutaway, antiquated voice.
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