Pleasant Ridge Buzzes With Local Rhetoric and Moves
Fragmentary notes show Pleasant Ridge and nearby officials debating reappointments and voter shifts. References to Lenard, Mr. Woodmanses, and Laura Brooks hint at local bids and purchases, while mentions of obituaries and care overlook in a community meeting context. The garbled text preserves names and possible transactions without clear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodemanthe
Faron
L. W. Baker
Woodmanses
Laura Brooks
Forest Hill Notes From the North Side Mine
Clara Barton and her nephew visit with Jot and Lacnily of White Place while Owen travels to Pranks Mart. Minn Wood plans to stay with aunt Mrs George Wood as she remains ill. Nicholas Stalter relocates soon and Dean’s postmaster arrives with a new clerk weight 52 pounds. An extra mailing is planned by KO for next Saturday toward river navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shet
Clara Barton
Latte Nephew
Pactiond
Jot
Witte Place
Chineles Owen
Pranks
Excarei
Lust Sandity
Minn Wood
St. Login
Finorge Wood
Nicholas Stalter
Larest
Dean's
Ashley Victim Gossip and Local Notices
Ashley notes gossip and personal items including Mrs Largis still very low after a paralytic stroke, Uncle Shellenbarger ill, memorial services May 2 at the Congregational church, Dr Hale starting work at his brink, Cobb's daughter visiting Winona, Mrs Gerry recounts a quash of the Early Ironclad variant, Vic Robben dies at home in North Star with a baby left, Geo Douglas of Batinis visits friends here, Le
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Largis
Shellenbarger
Hale Hue
W. al. Cobb
Pontian
T. N. Gerry
Vic
Robben
Laughtur
Jane Hater
Hie Place
Lowe
North Star
Sietack
Geo
Douglas
Batinis
Breckenridge Epworth Band Prepares Decoration Day Events
Epworth Langne members plan a May 1 gathering and a first public concert as the Kid Band. King and Prank Howland attended a convention at Asia last Saturday. The Breckenridge Kid Band organized May 1 with Belle and whistles leading music. The town observes Decoration Day with M E society decorating both grave sites and public spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Langne
Satan
Prank Howland
Asia
Mreckenridge
WS Piewes
Belle and Whistles Roe
Adeepest
Aeraven
Therp
Enme Diy
Christel
M. E
Ithaca Notes Show Fourth of July Plans and Local News
In Ithaca last Monday Judge Brandan visited Hislo amid Fourth of July planning. A Tuesday night meeting raised about 400 dollars with daily coming in. Presbyterian church women hosted a tea at Mrs M Rroath’s home Wednesday afternoon. Weather concerns aside, the event was a Big success as others like O B Webster and O Hy Seath visited Parnell. Arthur Fowler, a known lumberman, is to head Tucker Lumber Co plant at Farwell. Word that Ithaca will host Kingling Bros. also circulates. Mrs BE Brewer is reported quite ill and Judge Scattengood’s court hosted Mrs Kane midweek. The reassessment is not finished at this writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandan
Hislo
Aesen
Taneday
Core
C. M. Benenmarin
Bradley
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
Mra i
M. Roath
B. Webster
Hy Seath
Parnell
Arthur Fowler
Thief County
Tucker Lumber Co
Farwell
Ithaca
Kingling Bros
Pearth
BE. F. Brewer
Junlice Scattengod
New Haven News Roundup From Haphazard Local Notes
New Haven reports note farmers with corn in ground feeling hopeful while wet weather slows planting. Frost touched some gardens last Friday night. A new girl at Wogh McLaren’s on the 4th is mentioned. Nora Wood of Hatternat visits for a few days. George Vanortan loses two hogs near Tulianyny. Everest visits Battervat and McBride Networks. Molford travels to Ionian seeking a doctor for a hostler but cannot stay due to illness. returns Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaren's
Doury Hattis
Fhew Evercet
Battervat
Nora Wood
Hatternat
George Vanortan
Tuliatny
Everest
McBride
Pearee
Aftier Molford
Ionian
Wots
Amealivor
Ipeiere
SICKELS. Coming Generation Changes and Local Notes
The column reports family updates including Goldy Husese changes, a three month old child of Fred Welch in danger, and Mrs. L. Magoon and Mrs. R. A. Poet progressing well. It notes Mr. and Mrs. Geo Mitchell welcoming a third child, Mrs. Minnie Backer visiting Helsing, and several residents making moves or purchases such as new organs. Also mentions Dr. Marke with new steps and local school activities at Berton and Blakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldy
Geo. Mitchell
Poand
Mrz
Geendpa
Grandma
Fred Welch
L. Magoon
R. A
M. M. Giteon
New York
Minnie Backer
Helsing Visied
Blanchant
Landy
Havens
Homer
W. A. Haight
Frank Cleckeer
Martin
Henry Agamsigher
S. E. Newark Social Event At Barns Detailing Attendees
The S. E. Newark Boel Merere-Tae Minst social was well attended with 90 to 100 present. A lively program featured recitations and entertainment, including a bramble-baste tale, Spooner’s palm, and a shoe size mystery. A copper outing with A W W Barns was teased, and the next social will occur at Samtel Barns with a prepared program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. C. M. Chaff
Seth Stokes
Mes. Filiutr
Sarnttel | Barns
Lee Crate
Dake
Local Notes and Updates From Wheeler Township
North Wheeler reports routine items including Frank Rowa owning a cellar, Wilford Williams living at his pen house, and a teacher Miss Terry from Bethany. Donnie Crystler sustained a small head gash from a loose ax handle while Mrs Cooper’s illness ends with her death. Grandmother Sitley returns from New York, Henry from near Saginaw arrives home, and H D Curtis of Gratiot Printing notes a pleasant call. George Hollister modernizes his mill with a smoke stack. St Louis pastors to preach at Jackson Street school next Sunday. XXX
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rowa
Wilford Williams
Herbert Stone
Dackson Street
Loum
Miss Terry
Buthany Na
Donnie Crystler
Mra. Cooper
Sitley
Wheeler Township
New York
Henry
Saginaw
H. D. Curtis
Ant Ty Printing Co
Geo. H. Hollister
St. Louis
Jackson Treet
Worn planting favors farmers in those parts this week
Farmers expect to finish planting this week with many acres of potatoes to be planted in the spring. The community notes visitors and family gatherings, including Mr. and Mrs. John Wright and Mr. Eugene Carter, and illness affecting Mrs. Dewitt Wacker. Local changes include Vallance starting a new house and the Ferrinton Cox company dispersing after a recent push.
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Mere
Grill
Jonn Wright
Jonn Carter
Almin
Cees Mies Howland
Seriuml
Dewitt Wacker
Aircutt
Martin
Aleo Zoote
Ferrinton Cox
Yen
Gino
McKee
Central New Haven Farming Quiet After Planting Rush
Gora in Central New Haven reports farmers nearing completion of planting and pleasant weather. Sethion creamery operates, Spencer Hodge to build a new barn with J Chambers assisting. Mrs Procunier’s wife contends with rheumatism amid local news. Ladies Union Aid Society hosts ice cream and cake social at Joseph Wiles residence Thursday evening. Subtexts touch on Cleveland badges, political party ties, and fashion sentiment about badges.
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Rebekah
New Haven
Sethion Creamery
Spencer Hodge
J. Cham
Berere
J. Chambers
Hho. Ferrin
Wm. Procunier
Ladies’ Union Aid Society of
Joseph Wiles
Dane
Seoane
Cleveland
Anti Free Trade Party
Ara
Renkkait
Elwell News Briefs and Local Incidents
A rough Elwell report notes a horse collapse and fatality after a race, along with an accident where a train ran off track and a man was dashed into a ditch. Herman Biggs returns to report barber business slow, while a thunder shower with hail hits Elwell. Local youths reportedly ingest chemicals at a medical institute event in town. Dr MecLaughlin attended a Grand Rapids medical institute last week. John Helding visited town for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Knapp
Thoreday
Coli
Bert Chestnut
Herman Biggs
Coda County
Elwell Snet Man
MecLaughlin
Grand Rapide
John Helding
Merchant in East Savinaw visits friends over Sunday
An unnamed merchant from East Savinaw travels to town to visit friends during a Sunday excursion. The report notes lively business elsewhere and mentions photographs being taken as part of a local scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toa & I
East Savinaw
Tito
Perrinton's Political Drift and Community Notices May 27
Local Perrinton civic updates discuss political shifts toward Republican views after the regalia show in the streets, with references to Stevens and Vanuntia and Gratiot County interests. Memorial services at the M E church, led by W A Leet, honor veterans, followed by dinner. A long town column notes resident health, a restaurant closing for repairs, and a search for Freedé Curlin with no trace found.
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MoeraLie
Stevens
Vanuntia
Didot
Vince
Haw Wenthe
Curtis
Gratiot County Painting Company
Anid Company
Flo
Perrinton
Ithaca
Heale
M. E. Shurch
Steffe
Collins
Ahas
A. Price Post
Merrinton
W. A. Leet
M. KE
M. BE. Church Aid Society
Fulton Conor
T. M. Society
Geo. Groom
Real Estate Transfers Trickle Through Gratiot County
Sifted notices show numerous ellipsis filled transfers in Gratiot County from multiple parties including Anthony Landi to Fred Panier and Loyd Westbrook to Charl Mand along township sections 4 21 and 25. Amounts listed range around 2000 dollars with several parcels described as northwest or southwest quarters and other small tracts across Pine River Newark Arcada Hamilton and surrounding towns.
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Anthony Landi
Fred Panier
Elbo
Loyd Westbrook
Charl Mand
Pompei
Amn W. Wright
Jacob B. Price
Jacob P. Wad
Price
OCMOR
Polly Patten
Albert Patten
Bethany
Charles J. Allen
Coskey
Barty
Jerbert Innborh
N. W. Babcock
Maria Garbino
Pine River
B. Price
Ee J. Tippin
J. Tippin
Nagoda
Prien
Edmund Welch
Henry C Smitt
Lot
Bik S. Knapp
Sadd
St. Louis
Wilbur Nelson
Alto Alten Daniela
Newark
Nesses N. Sharp
Milton
Dallas
Arcada
Difference of opinion fuels the crowd and the race
Bits of umphy travel mintome of Bits of umphy travel mintome of Gratitude and treachery are rarely the two extremes of the same procession. Thanksgiving Day bands and gaudy officials depart leaving turkeys and tales. In Fiji they use platters, not turkeys.
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Fiji
You
A Woman's Persistence at a German Funeral and Civilian Aid
A narrative recounts Miss West and her companion attempting entry to a royal funeral in Germany aided by Mr Phelps and a legation seal. They navigate multiple entrances, impress a guard, and press for admission, while detailing General Grant’s famed candor and a related anecdote about a congressman and a veto, reflecting 19th century attitudes.
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Puneral
Germany
Mine West
Kaiser Witham
Berlin
Wena Lyne
Phils
Miss West
Royity
Miss Wert
Ehipeh
Mr. Phelps
Phelps
Lilmenlf
Miss Weat
Kate Wihelin
Interview with Chicago Visit Dull and Candid
A clumsy interview recounts lingering questions about a distinguished visitor from Chicago. The exchange touches on his five week stay, climate impressions, and whether his thoughts should be published in a sensational medium, ending with the reporter's blank note.
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Yerromer
Chicago
Tough on the Judge in court scene with two aged men
An old Irish judge faces a frail peasant witness who Backup: The elder man humorously navigates court procedure and questions the judge's capability. The exchange reveals the judge's fragile state and the surreal moment as the witness jokes about being fit for something else.
Defence at the Ball Game Aims for Stern Employer
A terse exchange recounts a game day defense and a playful line about being on the “qui rie” rather than offense. The dialogue hints at office life and sports ambiance with a touch of humor and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Pitladel
Fragmented Riddles and Silver Debate in May Articles
A collage of riddles about a island and a wall are followed by a long excerpt on silver versus gold standards. The text shifts to endorsements for various tonics and remedies, including Ayer’s preparations and King’s New Discovery, with advertisements urging readers to try free samples at B. S. Webb’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
Ind
Willy
Agnes Lownie Mitelill
St. Nicholas
Dr. King
H.E. Backlen & Co
Dr. ‘Ring
Webb
World Fair Souvenir Portfolio Offer
A mimeographed appeal offers the Souvenir Portfolio of the World’s Exposition for fifteen cents postage. Bucklen & Co. of Chicago advertise a full page view book at nominal price, promising refund of stamps if unsatisfied and allowing the buyer to keep the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Bucklen & CO
Chicago
Til
Time Fable Reflect March Scraps on Train Schedule
Fragmentary OCR entry shows a train timetable with Alma North and Toledo references, mentions times like 1:55 PM and 00:14 PM. Names such as Bennett and We Be Se Gen appear as unclear fragments, with an agent or station context implied.
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Alma North
Soutr
Tbs
Bennet
Alma
Toledo
Sleeping Car Route Update Between Saginaw and BRITTON
Service notice shows a sleeping car route between Saginaw and BRITTON with BRITTON listed as agent. Details are incomplete but indicate movement of sleeping car facilities along this corridor and the involvement of BRITTON as the local agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Eping
Saginaw WO
Britton
Fragmented transit notice from Detroit depot
An OCR fragment describes railway connections at Detroit Union Depot to Canada with unclear fares and added charges. It mentions Grand Trunk Ry, a 0.85 rate, and an extra 35 cents for a service, but readable specifics are limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurek
Union Station
Grand Haplile
Chicago
West Michigan
Detroit
Union
Very Much Surprised by Neuralgia Relief Attempt
Patient afflicted with neuralgia for nearly two years, tried physiotherapy and various remedies without permanent relief. Describes purchase of a bottle of Dullam's Great German Liniment. Marketed by B BxeLL, Hamilton.
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Dullam
Hamil
Vacitbenarghten
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