County Notes From Missaukee Area Short Items
Mee Chae and EO Webster are seen chatting in Missaukee county. Rey Covert travels to Tennessee to seek a law apprenticeship. D Kereati tires of farm life and Chicago plans. G Kress in Kalamazoo for Sunday school convention. The 20th Century Comedy Company performed at the opera house for three nights. EP. Brewer returns from Ohio. A farm sick tale describes a five year illness and recovery after Dr Woods Syrup. Mrs Annie Z pen revival starts at M E church Sunday eve. Jon Moody returned from Ohio. Ella Pitt’s brother Deloh Minkley visits. Cyurice Russ visits from Ohio. Farmers report corn to husk. Roe Luftman and sister visit Sumuel. Mrs Minnie McCarty and Mrs Adit visit Haven of Alma. Neighbors host relatives over Sunday. Barns receive new hoes and sherds. Bert Huffman begins school at New Haven Centre. Dr Wood’s New Way Dine Syrup praised for soothing healing effects.
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Detroit
Kereati
James G Kress
Kalamazoo
20Th Century Comedy Company
Opera House
EP. Brewer
Ohio
M. E
Jon Moody
Ella Pitt
Deloh Minkley
Cyurice Russ
Roe Luftman
Miss Bell
Sumuel
Minnie
Bert Huffman
New Htaven Centre
Unclear local notes on property and persons in North St. Louis
Fragmented OCR items describe farming yields of four thousand bushels, a vacated German church parsonage under repair, property transfers with improvements, and various individuals and businesses in North St. Louis. Reading is partial and tests of ownership and occupancy are implied.
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Tom Cullery
Foland
Dora Tow
Quegnat
Doe Hayland
Dora
Confuration of Property and Policy Satire
A satirical piece mocks government plans on industry and climate policy. It ridicules farmers, laborers, and politicians as it argues for unilateral action to lower the freezing point and reshape climate for the masses. The humor hinges on exaggerated reform proposals and partisan critiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats
Oblenge
Global demand for Ayern flair boosts prices, slows home craft
Widespread interest from South America, Europe, and Australia drives steady prices for Ayern flair goods as local production struggles to keep up. Market observers note consumers recognize quality and pay premium, while domestic supply lags behind demand across regions.
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Viona
South America
Spato
Australia
Todia
Accident Victim John Updegraph Killed by Gun Accident
John Updegraph aged 2 years was killed last Thursday in an accident on Salt. A party left St Louis for a few days when a log broke causing a hammer to discharge a double barrel gun, the shot tearing the left side of his neck and head. Remains brought to St Louis. funeral held at Presbyterian church. Community expresses sympathy to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Updegraph
Youns Updegraph
St Lous
Greendale
St. Louis
Presbyterian Church
Unclear historical notice from Detroit to Lindley and Saint Louis
Fragmented text describes Dr Woland in Detroit Lindley and references figures such as Darragh and Phixry John visiting Birrabgham. Mentions a funeral at Christ church and a permanent repulsion event led by Mrs Hidee Pabellie and Mrs B Vo White. Difficult OCR yields numerous garbled names and events with no coherent narrative or dates.
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Woland
Thie Eine
Lindley
Htings
Detroit
Phixry
John ix
Birrabgham
Dulin Todegeatt
Christhuy
Hidee
Bvo White
Miler
Phivesant Phetinenrat
JD Trond
Hothany
Would Pray for Congress as a House Chaplain Candidate
A candidate for the U S House chaplaincy named Dr. Conden, a Michigan preacher who lost his sight in the war, seeks votes by promising short prayers and broad support from cities he has preached in. If elected, he and Milliwen would be two blind chaplains serving in Congress.
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Conden
de Hiner
Cowden
Michigan
Michigan G. AT
Grand Anay
Couden
House
Milliwen
Congress of the United States
Slips In Speech and a Note on Miss Burney
A compendium of humorous misstatements from social events and conversations. Examples include mistaken utterances at dinners and parties, remarks misread by listeners, and a critique of Mme D Arblay Miss Burney’s literary stature versus moral sentiment and character.
Birthplace of George E11 in London's St James Square
Fragmentary OCR recounts a house in St James Square near Norfolk House linked to George E11 birth. Vague references describe a cottage like dwelling, stable yard, and past fame of nearby Nemesis imagery, with garbled phrases about persons and feats surrounding the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
George HT
Dasent
St. Jute
Norfolk House
St. James Square
Pages of Honor Across Courts From Vienna To St Petersburg
A historical look at royal pages and maids of honor across European courts. It describes age, birth, and training requirements, duties at drawing rooms and state ceremonies, and notes on famous rulers and schools like Berlin and Vienna cadet academies.
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Sovereien
St. Petersburg
Vienna
Munich
England
Russia
Princess of Wales
Berlin
Frederick
School of Cadets
Imperial
Theresianum College
St Jearsburg
Cxar
Regiment of
Chevalier Guards
Caarina
Chicago
National Flowers and the National Emblem Debate
The Ithaca Democrat argues that no flower should be national without a historic, public consensus. It suggests only a flower tied to pivotal events or revered by notable figures could deserve national status, or be chosen through broad legislative action.
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Scophand
Brit
Lincoln
Gare
United States
Ithaca
Loves and Hates of Nation Amid Changing Attitudes
A Saturday Review excerpt argues that national animosities shift with interests not kinship or history. It notes the reemergence of blood ties rhetoric and recalls naval engineers and a wreath to a colonial era figure, highlighting how public sentiment swings with self interest.
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Keatwor
Royal Dragoons
England
Presda
Waterloo
Saturday Review
Spectral Tale and Fateful Fife Fishermen Legend
A fragment from an Enghath language paper recounts a grave robbing episode tied to a Boston Latin Quarter aura where Sam debates thought transference with a dainty clubwoman. The piece shifts to Minneapolis Journal style satire about St Andrew’s fishermen and a November wreck myth, contrasting bravery and superstition with a long history of fearless sea deeds.
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Liftian Whittig
Boston
Tla
Tuan
Lor
Sam
Minneapolis Journal
Blue Bay
Chisholmes
Fife
Lewes
Lopgoo
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EO Webster
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Rey Covert
Tenesave
Annie Z Pen
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Dr Wood
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Pierty
Londmoan
Fawguer
Israel
Colméls
Hood
John Updwraph
Woife
Judges OF Evidence
Ae En Wethany
New Haven
AL Patter
Sumter
Tell Kendall
Maes Lion
Seville
Erlang
Congress
Roy
Mark
Queston
Hill
Aries
New York Dispatch
Evelina
Miss Burney
Mme. D'Arblay
Evedina
Alarantay
D'Arblay
Jobnew
Fetvels
Shiv
Linas
Ede
Dr. Johns
Aeron
Taber
Vane
Lavin
Pearson's Weekly
Wickerwerk
Miles
J. W. Gallaler
Mil Wis Igjaries
Mr. Gallater
Milwauhen
Gellnter
Patty
Bevanciva
Meneulete
Bso Etyanso Fee
Meru Amlethon
Ino
jNo
Hee
Humphreys
William
Alma Business
Trananere Iy
A.W. Watout
Bagley
Physicau
Othee
Apore Holle Winek
Omer Sours ii
Digeason
Suydam
Amie Sieten
Peaite C Siren
G. Torrey
Volicetons
Alma Shleh
E Urwat
Key J. Winiaan
Pte
EB Young
Piipcorat
Hds
Jerreneos
Keptor
REE Methodist
Kiev
Wat. Watson
Renin
Diruit
LMA
Prateer Tul Meu
Paine
Deo'y
M Pollasky, BP
Ne Lodge
FY A
Bor P Patove
Montio
Keen
Anite Montel
Pak A. Kwillin Cystee Post
Vermont
Wstl Kck
We. Gausert
Aasutent
We Moyer Relief Corps
Oriliaki
H. A. Rogardus
Boor
Oval Akcanum
Areada Council
Regent
F. Meety Monae
JF Sartor
NL G
Gey
Lover
Luis de
Kate Davidson
Ke J
Chadwick
Scribe
Chet
K. O T.M
Alma
Eabint
Order
Lemessu Kier
Lemen
Alma Hive
Chas
Morden
B. O. Mns
Anna Litowant
Court Aiton
Molde
G. A. Hall
Wei Hiock
H P Mien
Catnwent
Peenien
Simon Pasay
Artison
Coleminne
Lowis
Mlelu
Knuinen
Organ
Gurnyl
Vis
Iiftat
Wink Hiomiiinad
Sypeliing
Ttm
Caine
Turin
Hierk Boerig
Arteal Ku
Wien Toe
Fir
Wally
Muihur CW. Verinateti
Abe
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