Town News From Ithaca and Nearby Areas
Local notes from Ithaca list visits and travels of Mrs Churchill Ethel Minton of Portland visiting Mrs Chauncey Waterbury week of events Heath Roughs and family visiting friends in Colioetah and Hanerofy updates on Charlie Griswold Hen ry Wood Johns Mate Dus stories Regional mentions of Memphis Tennessee trips and yellow fever recovery Shure Parrish Ashely business visits and Tomia county in town for business May Towle Cleveland named new trimmer at the Racket store Teachers examinations upcoming F Browlie to plant 15000 evergreen and fruit trees adding nursery improvements to crown forest area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Shook
Dennis
Wy. Marshell
Ty Mason
Sheri
Parrish
Asiley
Tuessay
Charlie Robert
Elwell
Sheritf Parrish
Asie Prihane Langage
Hug Griswold
Thurssey
Memphs
Tennessee
Telias
Alma
F. Darkern
Miss May Towle
Cleveland
F. Wi Browlie
Newark News Briefs Include Local Deaths and Damaged Ridges
Mr Perkins returned Saturday from Grand Rapids where his brother Alden Wa. Trown's baby died Sunday. Mrs Jesse Lawretwe works for G E Beck. Mrs Beck is ill. A number of ridges were damaged by high water last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Perkins
Grand Rapids
Aled. Wa. Trown
Jesse Lawretwe
G. EB. Beck
Beck
Moving In And Out Of Local Homes In New Newark Area
Newark reports a spring shuffle as Ed Drayer moves to Itheos with son Prod taking Geo. Chapman’s vacated Fulton home is filled by Melvin 1 Myron Bosee moves into Mr. Lepley’s former place. Wolcott relocates to Cho tom county after leaving Morgan Snyder farm. Ed Johnson of Marion visits Swark friends. An addition is being built to the hall. Hugh Roberts and brother return to Mt. Pleasant for rural studies. Edith Meurer visits Fulton brother Eli Bock. TL. R. Munson slowly improves after rheumatic attack. JL. Beechler narrowly loses a horse. Mortimer Lake and bride return from wedding trip. Disttet No batter closes a successful term taught by Willie Everest of New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Drayer
Itheos
Prod
Fim
Geo
Chapman
Fulton
Fred Drayer
Melvin 1
Mer Chapin Myron Bosee
Lepley
Wolcott
Morgan Snyder
Chotom County
Ed Johnson
Marion
Siwark
Hugh Roberts
Mt. Pleasant
Edith Meurer
Eli Bock
TL. R. Munson
Fragmented text on wigs and obedience to tradition
The fragment mentions toleda and Cheney in a bizarre passage about Godless Sinn and obligations tied to a test. It references a 76 par bottle, bold by contimonale free, and notes some women would dye rather than wear a wig. The text is incoherent and contains many garbled terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsay
Loternaly
Rev Sayers flees pulpit and illness fears rise
ST LOUIS March 21 Rev Sayers of Detroit fled the pulpit last Sunday morning at the Episcopal church. High Chase, living just outside the city, died Monday March 25 of heel disease. Mr and Mrs Joe Burns and family visited relatives in Meelds. Miss Sarah Melotyre hosted a gathering Tuesday evening. The Bachelors plan a night trip to Hart's hall next Thursday. A large number of students depart for a week at home. Miss Gilkie visits Miss Mazie Harrison. Miss Yerington's music class performs in Chart's hall next Wednesday evening. The river is higher than ever with fears of flooding.
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Sayers
Detroit
Episcopal Church
High Chase
Joe Burns
Meelds
Sarah Melotyre
Hart's Hall
Forest Hill News and Notices Around March Events
Forest Hill items note visits from Mr. Clifford of Ashley and the Starlow family, Virginia traveler Mert Hanition, and residents Bower and Hant from Jerseyville. A special Forest Hill Tent review is set for Saturday the 7th. Weather and local errands are described with routine illnesses, moving beehives, and a Ladies Aid dinner planned for Easter in the store area.
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Sanford Sharlow
Hiv
Sandal Farm
Brown Fort
Seluel House
Clifford
Ashley
Davelters
Mesdames O' Rin
Starlow
Mert Hanition Ese Botte
Virginia
Bower
Jimmie Hant
Jersseyville
Tawny
Forest Hill
Wa. Sullivan
Pred Crecet
Switver
Ealton
Alma
James Errett
St. Lois
I Pie Ladies’ Aid
L. Lewnard
Chapin News Briefs From Martel to Diphtheria Deaths
Martel 25 Jas Bowen returns from Arkansas saying central Michigan is best. A four year old daughter of Jerelle Cress dies of diphtheria. Francis Enimereth, 45, dies from congestion of the lungs after a severe cold. Funeral at the house, Thursday, Elder Daolines of Grand Rapids assisting. Joseph Simpson, 65, dies after a long illness. Pleasant Valley church funeral Sunday. Elder Root of Astley assisting. Edgar Lamb, of Elba, and Nehemiah Lamb, also connected to Elba, die around March 1 and March 23, with funeral at the Lamb house Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Simpson
Pleasant Valley Churel
Pom
Elder Root
Astley
Viclating
Edgar Lamb
Elba
Gratton Oratty
Nehemiah Lamd
Nehemiah Lamb
Pine River Notes And Local Happenings
S. W. Pine River updates report Bay Wiley on the gain and Herman Currence on the stolen list. Brower plans maple sugar, recalling a sugar house fire two years ago. Clair and Alice Ofians vie with parents J. W. Onis. School vacation declared. Al Chareh to build a residence on Wiktwrm. Vredenbure family of Shepherd guests of T. Horton. Archie Johnson moves to Dan Wood house. Sam Carter and mother reside east of Alma. Mrs Horton injured. Dr McClinton finds no broken bones.
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Bay Wiley
Herman Currence
Win. Brower
Clair
Alice Ofians
J. W. Onis
al Chareh
A.C. Vredenbure
Shepherd
T. Horton
Archie Johnson
Dan Wood
Sam Carter
Alma
Dr. McClinton
Strike a Rich Find
Chronic indigestion and nervous debility plagued TL for years until Electric Bitters provided cure. F. J. Green of Lancaster New Hampshire hails the remedy as superior to all others and credits it with his wife’s long health. Claims the tonic aids female troubles and revitalizes weak, run down women. Satisfaction guaranteed by Sharrar Mulholland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Green
Lancaster
N. H
Sharrar & Mulholland
Elm Hall Meeting Recaps Church, Academy Events
Community notes describe Mr Hunt of Deimos guiding a line with M Martin at the Elm Hall church gathering Friday at 3. Pastoral details, local examinations, and church activities are listed. Several names including Lula Welestitis and Edith Peters appear amid social and religious events with plans for dinners and visits.
Fulton Center News Pulse and Local Moves
Mar 2d update from Fulton Center notes spring girds closing soon and a Wednesday event in April. John Taylor and wife move into the Westy river area home. Mart Rice and wife visit from Crystal. Bert Rice family hosts. Peters Greenswile and family also present. Jolut Leslie and others travel. Lose bhat plans new barns this spring. Toward Wood and family visit from News ark. Verrinton to open a soft drink saloon. Delve works at Maple Rapids Motel Dunstall. Miss Wreatha Mulgleisy to visit California. Miss Emma Alterbury will replace Miss Halgleiet in Perrinton school. Will Norto joins Murt Crystal team. Mrs. P. Sheridan ill. Magele Miller cares for her. John West’s brother and nephew visiting Kin frou, Minn land county.
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Chur
John Taylor
Newari
Weattyhiuver Place
Mart Rice
Crrystal
Bert Rice
Petar Greenswile
Jolut Leslie
Jilin Dulo
Amns Stone
Ren, Brown
Bhat
Wood
Newsark
Pulton
Verrinton
Ora Delve
Maple Rapids
Dunstall
Enet
Wreatha Mulgleisy
Califordia
Emma Alterbury
Halgleiet
Perrinton School
Will Norto
Murt the
Neas Crystal
P. Sheridan
Magele Miller
John West
Kin Frou
Minland County
Local Notes From North Star March Edition
The Baptist and MB societies will serve all election day duties under the K. O. TM. Mrs Wi Dillon traveled to Detroit on Monday to buy spring goods. Mr and Mrs Dodd of Genesee county visited daughter Mrs W Clapp. John Allenly hosted a brother from Conan. Washburn closed its school for four weeks. A Union prayer meeting is planned and Rev Cook delivered a strong sermon last Sunday. A nine-student class from Miss McDatd's room was entertained last Friday and Monday evening. Burr Clark and Roy Hatten return home for vacation. C Hays of Fulton was in town Saturday. The improvement committee plans to fund a sewer for Alpena.
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Baptist
Wi Dillon
Detroit
Dodd
Genessee County
W. Clapp
John Allenly
Conan
Washburn
Cook
Ashley March 20 revival plans and local moves
Jill O4e and W. Coco note church matters with revival expected tomorrow led by Elder Westat. Mr. Jackson visit cited while jewelry stock shifts to North Star and Frank Gadop relocates his house due to Wieh Waber. several townspeople affected by recent moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jill
W. Coco
Parnell
Jackson
Tomorow
Westat
Aziehorn
North Star
Frank Gadop
Wieh Waber
North Shade Leads Tax Returns On 1901 Totals
Township treasurers report 1901 collections show total assessed tax figures with North Shade leading by collecting every dollar due. The report notes a decline of about 2900 from 1900 in overall returns while listing multiple townships and their respective contributions to the county total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tresnurer Mhaury Moench
North Stade
eMelegt
Tihsaca
Gree Lenele
Pury
Washington W
Miki
Lainey
Real Estate Transfers and Notices Mixed In Reader Text
Real estate transfers and related notices appear among scattered names and locations. The item lists individuals and firms such as Albert, Prerlaid, Pearl Preet and George F. Buctbels with various place references and marriage licenses noted. medical ad copy for Dr King’s New Life Pills closes the fragment.
Down's Kidney Pills Sale Promoted by Local Ad Claims
A long clipped advertisement features Doan's Kidney Pills and other patent remedies with testimonials from Michigan residents and local sellers. The piece extols cures for kidney trouble, coughs, stomach issues, and skin ailments, naming vendors such as Sharrar & Mulholland and Bivins & Rhodes, and highlights claims of restored health after use.
Election Monday Shapes Republican Ticket Lineup
Voters prepare for Monday's election as Republicans show strong party enthusiasm and expect a repeat of spring's victory. Leading offices feature several candidates including sheriff clerk and sexton. coalition attempts by Populists failed due to perceived colored fusion. Tickets listed as follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiis
Pity Bea Cat Fat Starvation Alert
A distressed note about a cat named Bea suffering starvation due to loss of appetite and possible illness. The writer urges use of Scott's Emulsion of Liver Oil as a remedy, claiming the product can restore fat and health, urging immediate action to save the animal. The plea references a mother unaware of Bea's decline and warnings of death if untreated.
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Scott
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