Gratiot County Teachers Meet in Ithaca Program Highlights
Gratiot County teachers gather in Ithaca next week for an illustrated program. Prof Ellsworth of the city is slated to discuss the relation of rural schools to high schools. The agenda includes music, class exercises, kindergarten and first grade relations, manual training exhibits, and discussions on the teacher's work and rural school connections.
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Gratiot County
Ithaca
Elow
Ellsworth
Wee Tree
Adis
Ti. A. Lyon
Fuseman
Valeria Houseman
Katharine Carland
Rhea Leaverood
Order
Com. C.F. Pikes
Ueries
Zoe P. Dodge
Hollie J. Rose
P. EB
Merle H. Hradist
Pomona Grange Meeting Programs Conferring Fifth Degree
Pomona Grange holds a public meeting in the fifth degree with music by Arcade Grange and Areada Grange. The program includes addresses by Pomona and Arcada officers, papers on women’s work and civic duties, and readings by Miss Jennie Crozier, with instrumental numbers and a scheduled fifth degree conferral.
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Pomona Grange
America
Arcada Grange
Pomona
Mies Lula Kinsel
Peter A. Krees
Areada Grange
Ellasher
Hy. M. Woodwert
Wright Grange
the Grange
Bro
N. P. Hall
Jennie Crorier
Aronta Grange
Papper
Arcade Grange
Mis
M.C. Lane
Seville and Sumner Farmers Club Meeting Highlights
The May gathering at the Pitt residence drew about forty members and Arcade Club visitors. President led the session. James Gargett acted as secretary. Debates on a telephone issue produced no decision, deferred to the next meeting. Miss Orpha Ges and Mrs Chm Rockwell performed, with plans for the upcoming meeting and program arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville and
Sumner
Gee
James
Myr
James Gargett
Rowling
Sale
C. Mallory
Deramore
Sumner Grange Meets At G AR Hall May 11
Sumner Grange No. S95 convened in G AR Hall with 20 members present. Prine reinstated. bill approved for framing pictures. guests E. A. Baldwin and Edva Sly attended. next meeting May 22 due to County Pomona on May 25. various program items and questions discussed. May 11 meeting included contests and member reports.
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Sumner Grange No. S95
G. AR. Hall
Mister Klees
Bro. E. A. Baldwin
Edva Sly
Hill Hall Grange
Busim Ness
Grange
C. EK. Prine
Pomona
Artie Lang
Broghutton
The
Thos. Lang
Henry Seamon
Vernon Township to Collect R R Bonds
The Vernon township seeks $5,000 in bonds plus accrued interest from the Ann Arbor Railroad construction era. A decade ago a township bond of $1,000 was paid, but no further action followed until recent suit filed in the 18th District Court. Vernon engages I Dodds to defend as key records are missing. agitation grows as the case proceeds per Shepherd Advocate.
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Ann Arbor
Vernon
Dodds
Shepherd
Notice of sale and closure of Atata Exewerniert & Powne Co
The undersigned announce the sale of their property and franchises to Alma Grain and Lumber Co and will close accounts. All claims should be presented for payment and debtors are urged to settle. They thank customers and express confidence in Alma Grain and Lumber Co to provide efficient service from Alma Roueen Mills.
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Alma Grain and Lut Ber Co
Alma Grain and Lumber Co
Warner Ticket Likely State Administration Ticket
Lansing dispatch May 10 reports the senate boxers Ware agreeing the administration state ticket next year will include Governor Patrick Henry Kelley Lieutenant Governor Fred Martindale or George Land Secretary of State Allen Auditor General Fuller Land Commissioner Ely Attorney General Wetmore State Treasurer Dickinson Superintendent Fyfe and other listed officials.
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Lansing
Senate
Ware
Patrick Henry Kelley
Fred Martindale
George Land
Allen
Fuller Land
Ely
Wetmore
Rep
Dickinson
Fyfe
Fire destroys ship under construction in Detroit yard
A blaze at the Detroit Ship Building Company gutted a vessel under construction for the Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company. The 44 foot long ship, designed to carry 1,000 passengers with sleeping accommodations for 1,900, lost all interior woodwork, furnishings, and machinery parts, leaving only the keel and hull.
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Athamer
Cleveland
Detroit Ship Building Company
Detroit and
Fragmented historic exchange with the crowd at a rural fair
The text presents a garbled reply from Lawrence Parrett to a young artist amid a noisy crowd. It mentions responses about talent, ceiling limits, and a general scene at an event, with references to a Dove, Springs, and Horet in unclear contexts. The passage is severely distorted and cannot identify clear actions or outcomes.
Weather and farm reports from April show cold affects wheat
April temperatures were below normal across the state with the Upper Peninsula and northern counties much colder. Wheat growth slowed, plowing of acres for clover and timothy noted, and overall wheat condition varied by region though some losses expected. Measured grain marketings and regional yields are reported along with rye, clover sowing, and weather impacts on sowing and pasture.
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State Weather S Bureau
Upper Peninsula
Timothy
Contteal
Oyills
Ams
Susety
Amd
Northern Counties
Igo
Cvarinigs
Othar Gedts
Statue of Liberty in New York Barter Towering Surface
Vague description notes a large statue feature in New York with a 6 layer surface described as being covered. Details are unclear and fragmented.
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New York
Fooling Her Husband Hat Bargain Talk
A Bret woman asks what she did for her hat and hears eight cents, while another woman remarks her husband would be delighted. The chat suggests one woman pretends not to reveal how cheap the hat was to avoid upsetting her spouse.
Left side mounting and its historical dress reason
The fragment explains mounting from the left due to a practice tied to a man's dress and weapon handling. It suggests the left side avoided drawing the Kealiant over the shoulder and required the right hand for certain movements during mounting from the eight side.
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CIVIC
Alma
Wright House
Yriday
Carl J. Brattin
B. Walito
Riday Heening AY LK
Tiga Music
KM. Williams Music
Prin
D. B. Waldo
Farmers’ Club
Sumner Grange
R. R
Atata Exewerniert & Powne Co
Alma Roueen Mills
Warner
Lawrence Parrett
Artress
Roeven
Wai Layell
Imammarciy
Dove Faillinn Springs
NIG Grop
Micat
Will Jones
St. Louis
Zon Sprague
Forest Hill
David Demoray
Elwell
Sarah Bear
Same
Arthur W. H. Swallow
Eluie
Aoloy Metcalf
Seamon W. Smiths
St. Leuie
Elica Lourey
Wheeler
Marry L. Dean
Chicago
Avenida Miller
Newark
Chas. M. Reed
Breckenridge
Julia Riddle
Louisiana
Ohio
Teeriall
Picares
Stites
Ae Hore
C. M. Grow, Prop
Lt. W. Bell
E. Sprigue
Wixty
Michigan
Mich
Sumner Tow. I
SMITH @ GLASS
Cub#1 Real Estate Co
Alma, Mich
Crawfords
Charles & Eaton
Druckton
Mans
Carisbrooke Castle
Isle of Wight
Convis
Falk Treatment
Ruy
Por Pitts
Gothes
Grotiut
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