Local items from East Thursday April 27
South Bend visitor L Dickerson returns home amid spring farm activity. Summers mine owners lease 1500 acres near Ashley with tests to start soon. J Gordon moves to Owosso for work. Z Shanover paints his house and Meachams improve farm. Charles Dickerson repairs home. Farmers plow for spring and sugar beets sowing begins. Wilson of Detroit seeks general store findings. Leslie Wood and wife visit Alma. Pembroke and Shue trip to Alma. Rev. G H Carl and family depart to Wellington Ohio for new field. Cora Wood and Lela visit Gilmore, Rev. Philip Hooper and family settle at parsonage, Hooper to pastor year. L White of Shepherd toad potatoes. sowing progress. Most plant beets. sermon by Hooper inspires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Ashley
J. Gordon
Owosso
Z. Shanover
Meacham
Charles Dickerson
Leslie Wood
Alma
L. Pembroke
Shue
G. H. Carl
Wellington
Carl
Cora Wood
Lela
Gilmore
Philip Hooper
Mr. Hooper
L. White
Shepherd
Local Notes and Gossip From The Arcada District
Community items recount springtime events and greetings as residents like Walter Clark receive a watch chain at a Friday gathering. Neighbors Wallace Clark and wife celebrate a new marriage, while improvements ring through farms with stone walls and new barns. Schools open with Miss Stella Shepard teaching and locals visit relatives, as whooping cough cases rise locally. Burdock Blood Bitters is recommended for health concerns.
Beebe Local Notes Mixed with Various Movements
Beebe reports Charley Colewan moved to Ithaca.geo Baker has a new hugge. Miss Ala Munroe and Harmon in Ithaca while the Worthingtons attend an anniversary at Mt Pleasant. Rev McCambh with a student from Alma college last Sunday. The A C OG received six new applications for membership. Mr K Gamble got the Emergency Loan during illness. Emerson folks fished three days with no attack and no fish. Mr C B Shue and family visited relatives in Shepherd Sunday. Funeral of Mrs Thomas Granger held at Parkison Methodist Church with Rev Carrol from Alma. Will Bowers and family visited friends in St Louis Sunday. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Edger Sins Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Purvi
Toe Ray
Joe
Mr. Brazze
St. Louis
Stella Shepard
Roy Thorton
Sunnysiidle Farm
Preeugt
Emma Galle
Neil Bailey
Wright
Frank Kirby
Elm Hall
A. C. OG
K. Gamble
Emerson
Breckenridge Local News Update Highlights Transfers and Events
Breckenridge notes show Aldrich and Manning buying the Marshal Hopkins stock for relocation to their old stand. FP Pike bedridden for two weeks. lighting destroys Del Moore barn at dawn. North West Wheeler School reports 62 pupils with four under thirteen years old. Orville Hynes and Lulu Fowler wed in St. Louis and plan farm life. Grange lodge formed at Bodfish with 41 charter members to host a gala.
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Aldrich & Manning
Marshal Hopkins
Pike
Chas. Merrill
Geo. Anderson
Clare County
Péreh
Clarence Hopking
A. Pike
Wift
Bannister
Vis
FL Pike
Jin Barnes
Ithaca
Mrn F. Fort S. Coverstone
al Eureka
Clarence Oberlin
Becker
Meyrii
North West Wheeler School
Wolfgang
Orville Hynes
Lulu Fowler
St. Louie
Muscott
West Wheeler
East Bethany
Bodfish School
Pleasant Valley
BE. E. Doane’s
Worth Wheeler and local notices in town
David Fowler is hired out near Shep herd for the season and Hynes brothers run a stable. Orvill and Lew Fowler wed on April 29 and are respected locals. S. T. Sibley, injured by a fall on the 27, is improving. The community serenaded Orgill and Lew Fowler Monday night and a dance Friday drew modest noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Wheeler
David Fowler
Shepherd
David
Orvill
Lew Fowler
S. T. Sibley
Orgill
Michigan Pensions Granted Across State in Late April
Washington reports Michigan pensions awarded Tuesday through Thursday with multiple categories Original renewals increases and widows listed by name town and amount. Notable entries include John Wasson Reno 8 and Peter Thornton Coldwater 16 to 317 with several others across Wayland Hartford Detroit Traverse City and more.
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Michigan
Washington
Charles Malta
Toren Lovke
William M. Cates
Hailey
Harry N. Hamilton
Hesperia
Daniel L. Richardson
Mount Pleasant
Locronses Gerrits Lohens
East Saugatuck
Gilbert A. Danning
Watson
Sidney A. Munger
Sturgis
Charles Holloway
Petoskey
Zolostex Lancaster
Loomis
Morthoer
Cranial
Ann Arbor
owieHannal
Peter Thornton
Coldwater
Mary M. Shilling
Traverse City
George Whitney
Hartford
Oscar HB. Moore
Frank Nason
Marquett
Dacob
Ore Torhout
Battle Creek
First One This Year Sunday Excursion to Toledo
The Ann Arbor K R invites travelers on Sunday May 7 for a special train to Toledo to start the excursion season. The round trip from Amantine to Toledo costs 1.25 dollars. Children under two pay half fare.
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Toledo
Ann Arbor K. R
Almantin
Toledo Pom
Parc
Local Ad Offers Jewelry for Vitamin Seeds Coupons
Fragmented ad promises Sterling Silver Mineelit or Solid Gold Ring with Gennini Diamond Setting in exchange for sending name and address with three two year stare to American Sed Coy 385 Beoiilway New York cling. Recipients will receive a package of vitaine seeds SLIK coupons and fall particulions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Ver-Lo Cures Coughs and Prevents Consumption
Col Charles Chaille Long, former Chief of Staff to Gen Gordon, contributes to the North American Review May issue with an article on England in Egypt and the Soudan. He argues Britain’s goal of a Cape to Cairo strip has guided policy for centuries and shares new details about Gen Gordon’s mission, some of which challenge prior beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chaille Long
Gen. Gordon
North American Review
England
Egypt
Soudan
Africa
Cape
Cairo
Col.Long
Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy
An advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a internal treatment for catarrh, claiming it acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. It asserts local applications fail and promotes testimonials and a Toledo company as the maker, with druggists selling the product at a price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dineas
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Oil Use in Road Making Polishes at Low Cost
Oil, applied to road beds in various forms, smooths dust and cinders, compacts earth into firm road beds, and offers lasting benefits. Railroads have experimented with sprinkling oils to control dust, and a Grand Valley incident long ago demonstrated oil can thoroughly saturate soil to form a solid surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Valley
Pastaspot
Hood's Sarsaparilla testimonials and claims
Advert promises Hood's Sarsaparilla cures for scrofula ulcers and inflammatory rheumatism. It cites testimonials from named individuals and locations, claiming health benefits and restored mobility, urging readers to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
J. Lovie
Furey Ave
Ultalo
Dtoods Foods Sa Adapa Illg Never Disappoint
A fragmented note praises Dtoods Foods Sa Adapa Illg, claiming consistent satisfaction. The text hints at pharmaceutical like terms and mentions mood effects, but readability is limited and specifics are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dtoods Foods Sa Adapa
Oil on Roads Could Improve Surfaces, Says Major Meigs
A report from a good roads convention details Major Meigs and Keokuk experiments using crude oil to seal and harden road beds. Oil treated sections remained dry and unfrozen after rain and freezing tests, while unoiled parts deteriorated. experts caution proper grading, timing, and rolling for even distribution and longer-lasting results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lortea
J. G. Winger
Benentse
St. Louie
Meigh
Keokuk
Ant
Meigs
Alcohol and Appetite Link Woven Through Medical Notes
Fragmented OCR text cites physicians from Chicago and Wellington warning of alcohol’s long term effects. It includes quotes on alcohol increasing appetite, degeneration risks, and moralizing lines about temperance. Names, places, and affiliations appear amid adverse claims about drinking and health.
Knowing How Pays The Moral Of The Old Anecdote
Engineer J J Jeffries of the Royal Cycle Works recounts a tale about using a small conqeror to extract payment and of kidney trouble relief through Deans Kidney Pills. He claims the pills offered immediate help after multiple remedies failed, with improvement continuing through a three pack course. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Jeffries
Royal Cycle Works
Marahe All Mioh
Marshall St
Dean
Donn
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N.Y
U. S
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