Turbulent Farm Event Leaves One Dead in Storm Damage
A violent storm tore through a Minnesota valley causing barn damage and fatalities. Two brothers from Bear Riverdale died fleeing the wreck while elsewhere the storm disrupted farms and forced families to relocate. A father at M. Doggles farm survived, recounting the chaos and loss as others sought safety amid the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mer
Asmneileschinte
Harty
Mira
Merton
Timye
Iriya
Joma
Inet Sanday
Geo
Bear Riverdale
Kerthira Minnesota
Dwelyo Hong
M. Doggles
Perrh
Myeree
North Star Rural Life Report Contains Local News and Visits
A rambling village update covers residents like Mr Christ Kerilleny returning from Temple and Amber Dibble visiting relatives. It notes Christian Crusaders sending workers, mills erected by Palmes for George Smith, and visits among neighbors as townsfolk travel to see friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Kerilleny
Amber Dibble
Ohio
Wile
Sommev
D. Palmes
Mehr
Will
George Smith
Cherixtian Teow
Willian
Wo Hou. Smith
Lonle
Cutie
Thie
Oha J, Little
North Mendhey
Midland Runbty
B.C. Maton
Mies Alla Bitting
Clarles Brook
J & Bard
J. Curthusius
Sano
A. Thayer
Galleunist
Belding
Towstis
Mindignen
Death Toll in Avalanche Strikes Minnesota Family
In Pine City Minnesota Sept a family mourns after an avalanche disaster. Mr and Mrs Zemeneg Piel and two daughters with a child perished while others, including Fred Sherman and his wife, are reported dead or missing. The note expresses condolences and gratitude as survivors cope with widespread ruin from the avalanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemeneg Piel
Minnesota
Noble
Fred Sherama
Pine City
Minn
Fred
Daluth
Binkley
Sean
Sobdie Sherman
Eid
Rey
Tragic家庭: Eleven Siblings Lose Parents In Grave Illness
A family tragedy unfolds as one father and mother die, leaving nine grown children with seven surviving siblings and thirteeen grandchildren. A medical operation is described, with the hope of saving life yet uncertainty remains about further treatment and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frente
Twulve
Alf
Pratt
Ungrammatical local note from Dgewville report
Fragmentary recall from Dgewville describes a floe rain last Monday night and mentions Mea Galloway and Hengtenunt school amid an alleged near fight. The text is garbled with missing names and unclear actions, giving only hints of a weather event and a disputed meeting.
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Oms
Galloway
Hngteneunt School Mentiog
Keller
New Barn Painted on Taok Eon Street Teane
North Wheeler BF Slough painted his barn in Teane Chemens area on Taok Eon street. A two year old steer burned in forest fires Monday near Hew JS Clark residence. Septath events include Mr and Mrs Stone praised in Vine River area. Roy Milltime injured when colt fell and stepped on his leg. School at Inoksan street school house opened Monday. Lizzie Root and William Bosh visited near Alana. Rev Cooper of Free Methodists conference arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BF Slough
Taokeon Street
Teane Chemens
Hew
Clark
A. We Stowe
Mise Lillie Clemens
Stone
Wright
Vine River
H. Stone
Roy Milltime
M. Slough
Inoksan Street
Lizzie Root
Om William and
Ning Bosh
Alana
Mr. Cooper
Neat Coleman
Free Methodists Conference
Perrimios News Briefs and Local Notes Show Mixed Happenings
A jumble of village items notes moves to Detroit and improvements in transport and business. The piece mentions school events led by A Pite and Miss Sheridan, a return of the Prodigal Son, local observations of people like Inez and Eiza Morrow, and an evaporator at work apple drying. Passenger trains and Cedar Springs fair excursions are reported. Political comments touch on Sherman bill repeal and Democratic concerns amid national issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Brown
Detroit
Watson
Montiny Inez
Raf
A. Pite
Miss Sheridan Assetant
Hiny Panney
Ray Tolls
Ohio
Eiza Morrow
Cedar Spring
Mralare
Democrat Party
Fragmented notes on local residents and events
Fragmentary OCR text details daily life items from a small town. Mentions include Alex McLaren, Wood, Everest, Middleton, Mrs. B. HL Everest, Frank Manorstus, Mrs. McNabbi, Edith Bitteot, Kal larailion, Thott Hauillion, Lowa, Bollinger, Hore Lipton, Sindy, and militia matters. Several people visit relatives, build projects, and a trial occurred two weeks ago near a local center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex McLaren
Wood
Everest
BR. Botsford
B. HL. Everest
Middleton
Frank Manorstus
Fie
Emery Wilesle
Howe
Joe
Salemire
Lars
Mrs. McNabbi
Edith Bitteot
Mii
Kallarailion
Thott
Hauillion
Lowa
Bollinger
Lanaine
Hore Lipton
Datore Weilnes
Wadirey
Bionmer Center
Montenith Weanty
Visitation Notes From North Hamilton And Vicinity
Mrs Aldrich and daughter from Washington visit sister Ellen Koieherbecker in Edgewood and plan trips to Bad Axe Michigan and Lafayette. Relatives in Wheeler and Cathe Hillsdale counties host and recall late 1800s moves to Washington Territory. Mrs Kebacon Curtis visits from Wheeler, sharing old neighbors and memories. Local residents, including Cornwell and Watkins family members, gather for a reunion with old friends and discuss shared histories in Hamilton.
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Routed Aldrich Wnd
State of Washington
Ellen Koieherbecker
Edgewood
L Aw
George Aldrich
Thas and
Lafeyette
Bad Axe
Mdrich
Washington
Bath
Kebacon Curtis
Wheeler
Tide Place
Hood
Betty
Catbie
Reading Hillsdale
L Cornwell
Stuarteville Uhlev
Mra
J J. Watkins
Reading Mich
James Rewinley
Mel
Clark
George Remaley
Mee CH
Wilber
Grand Rapids
Sue
Watkins
Cornwell
Aut
Gordon Ciark
Mes. Gross
Cnasie
Ahiey
Mes
South Hardman Mion
Lafayette
Romarey
Harvey Curtis
Pettie
Hamilton
Wind and death touch Forest Hill community note
In Forest Hill, residents report a severe wind and rain storm causing structural damage including fruit trees and fences. A fatal scalding accident occurred when a teapot spilled hot tea at a private tea table, killing a young child. Funeral services were held for the deceased, with community sympathy extended to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. &. Meluiste
Rh. OV. Paarat
St Lewis
Hull
Wille Wood
Gilmore
Lowell
Kent County
Otiet Hodenfield
Wm. Landataw
Allim
Elm Grove
Mies
Josie Barden
St. Louis
Doane Bist
North Star visitors travel to Missouri for a four day stay
Mrs Wesley Koickerbocker and family arrive from Lafayette Missouri by road to visit friends near Mirabeau in a four day stay. Old resident Mr Kuickerbocker moved with kin from Lafayette to Mironn years ago. John Barbes notes many county relatives. Frank Howes attends Ithaca school. A watermelon sale benefit to C K drew a good crowd. Next gathering planned at Lorenzo Squires home on Wednesday. October day set for a box social with a houseful of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Koickerboeker
Magune
Iatiot
Lafayette
Mironn
Samael
John
Jason Barbes
Kuickerbocker
Frank Howes
Ithaca
Mya
Arthur Deseup
C.K
Lorenzo Squires
Dulin
Jajin
New Haven Fire Fiend Strikes Fences Timber and Barns
A series of fires and a Friday night cyclone damage afflict New Haven. Henry Oakley’s farm receives help and a young cyclone tears fences and timber, destroying a horse barn chicken coop and boypen near John Ronk. Lightning hits near McLaren’s and John Pool’s yard. Mrs Arminens Loot’s neighbors celebrate her 20th birthday with a quilting gathering. Thomas and Cuvine Rasor shoot a young wildcat on his farm return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Oakley
John Ronk
John
McLaren
John Pool
Cuvine Rasor
Yoong Wildcat
Mt Pleasant Courthouse Chronicles and Local Happenings
Court notes in Mt Pleasant recount a divorce case and various local rumors. Mrs B seeks divorce on cruelty, cross-bill by Mr K alleges misconduct. neighbors speculate on further suits.也 The region reports soft theater crowds, clothing store losses from rain, and porch repairs. George Warren moves to Lansing with family, city hall expands, and local officials organize a new board. storm damage at Emerson posted with few details.
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Ddds
Pleasant
Cabell
Callor Resling
Keeling
Tink
Devorce
A. B. Scattergood
Washington
Supreme Lodge of the Pythian Sisters
Mre Robinson
Mt Pleasant
Palmer House
Charley
Board of Supertivore
City Hall
George Warren
Lansing
George
M. McCall
le Menter O Shenton
J. B. Crawford
Nestor
Parks Allen
Emerson
Death of Helmholtz Professor Hermann Von Helmholtz
Death of Hermann von Helmholtz at 74 in Berlin described as a leading physicist and philosopher who proposed the conservation of energy. The piece credits his lectures and works on optics, sensation, and the theory of atom structure, noting his influence on science and his status among contemporaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmholtz
Hermann von Helmholtz
Berlin
Physics Society of Berlin
Mayer
Helmholts
Helmholte
Helmbolte
Vnde & Ghett
Henry
Newton
William Thomson
Otters
Jesus
Pavfers
Helminitz
Card of Thanks for Anda Mironene Auixasinn Mecciitte
A brief card of thanks extends gratitude to the minty ftricude and neighbor who offered sympathy and support during the bereavement of a beloved wife and mother Anda Mironene Auixasinn Mecciitte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ftricude
Neighbute
Anda Mironene
Populists Nominate Ticket at County Convention
The populist meeting led by P. M. Vandercook in Seville nominated a county ticket amid resolutions endorsing the Omaha platform and labor reforms. W. T. Pitt chaired, F. Vandercook organized, and committee selections and delegates to congressional and senatorial conventions were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
P.M. Vandercook
W. T. Pitt
Seville
C.free
St Louis
Variderchok
W. A. Rogers
W. Kinsney
Crédentine
W. E. French
George Trish
E. Kirby
Lingulin
China
J. N. Cowdry
Nothlow
Lanning
McLaughlin
Tde
Omaha
AOR
Jacob Coxey
Masailon
People's Party
Jacob Coney
Ibratiot County
Ecounty
F. x
Vandercook
C Green
George Older
F. St. Vandercook
Gen. W. Pearce
Victor weLaughlin
W. F. Palmer
Nominees Named for County Offices In Latest Slate
In ordered sequence the article lists candidates for county offices. Newton Harnad stands for Representative and George Pearee for Sheriff with Elmer Post Trondorer as Clerk. Other posts include Register H C Lake, Prosecuting Attorney S d Seat C, Commissioner Nuwall Lennard, Surveyor I W Haerod, and Penrik McNitt with J P Madden among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heary Chisholm
B.C. Lane
B. Kerby
Shook
Figs Haring
W. P. Copp
Charles T. Eno
Senstorint
Victor Stelanghiin
Gaylord Hess
SP. Hichardeon
D. Vought
C. Chreen
Stnson
Kinney
F. J. Cook
B. Adwans
Dohueon
Wd. Hartford
EB. Kawood
Daniap
Geo Older
A Wiley
W. Reagere
Ne Wileame
J. Ste Wiltee
Vandercook
J. F. Coftin
W. A. Parker
da. W. Best
Startin Reider
Tetam
Geo
Trish
Chris. Qojeran
Newton Harnad
George Pearee
Elmer Post Trondorer
Hirkin Haring
H.C. Lake
Nuwall Lennard
1. W. Haerod
Cearmneps
Penrik McNitt
J. P. Madden
New Michigan Church Organ Project and Local Happenings
A new pipe organ costing 200 is being installed at the Methodist Episcopal church in Care. Reports include a fatal fall of Joseph Waster at Contes t on Tuesday, various church and political notices, postmaster appointments, and a string of local incidents from Kalkaska to Saginaw including a bicycle crash, a lightning strike on a barn, and a kidnapping case in Charlotte tied to a past conviction.
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Care
Joseph Waster
Contestule
City Wedlbestay
William Hainestock
Kalkaska
Ypsilanti
John Lohhart
Athens
Wm. Anderson
Charrotte
Patrick Kahn
Kato
Saginaw
Charlotte
Kain
Jackson
Anderson
Don’t Tobacco Spit or Smoke Dive Away
Te words urge quitting tobacco with a guaranteed habit cure. The ad touts a remedy sold at drug stores and marketed by a “Notorbacco Bald” claimant, promising an easy quitting aid and relief from tobacco use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Boot
Ito
Son
Saa Rike
B.S. Wem
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