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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1894
Page
2
The report lists local fair preparations and events including speakers and attractions. It mentions plans for exhibits at the fair, a juried display, and an upcoming town event with superintendents and local figures attending. It also notes individuals attending the Detroit suite fair and other town happenings.
Notes from the West Side include personal mentions and local events. residents visit relatives attend meetings, and farm life details appear alongside scattered names and places such as Belo, Ovid, New Haven, Benson, Elm Hall, and Sandy. Church and school activities surface with visits, sales, and a quarterly gathering.
Fragmentary report outlines a scheme tied to mineral water and tavern behavior in a western town. Multiple names appear in garbled form, noting an officer pursuit, telegrams, and a daughter’s involvement, with scattered references to a Barker, a nurse, and local residents.
A garbled OCR fragment reports political talk and social commentary from Newark. It references a Democrat stance, accounts of a wedding, and various local figures in disjointed phrases. The text mixes names, dates, and events without clear coherence.
Fragmentary Bridgeville report mentions Bylot Natow of the Both Ride, Mink Baker, and a fishing or whaling scene with players and errant words. Local farmers in the vicinity are actively patting up chest and tidbit notes fill the page.
HL W Sandall and family receive visits from his nephew and wife Me and Mie Warren Paetard of Lodi Owl Mr and Mre 1. 0. Bradley of Morstan visiting her brother Geo F Hutham and relatives as Mies Hadith Shulte of Olona visited her old home. Weekday visits, travel notes, and local kinship ties across multiple households are documented.
Fragmentary Newark notes show Melon theft at the State Fair visit. Jong Mouser attended Williams county funeral for a sister. E Dewyer and Niteel attended the fair. Little coherent details about Almatedd Bros and a damaged melon claim appear amid garbled names and events.
Breckenridge items report social visits and arrivals, including Zimmerman of St Louis staying with Mrs Winnie Crasute and Holton moving household goods. New stock at King’s store invites inspection. Local events note a temperance rally and a sad death from a bathing accident. A girl of about thirteen died after burns and a funeral was held at Wheeler.
Clarence Lomber Co. to resume business after temporary idleness. Miss Edna Quistor teaches near Marion. Harry Parsons Albert March and others visited Frankfort on Sunday. Mrs Henry Welmter and daughter Altha return to Alma to attend school. Lewis Stanley to Big Haplds hospital with a felon on his hand. Mr Henry Cook and wife return to Clarence after a short stay at Ein Hall. Henry Gris of Knowitt moves his family into Henry W Skilfard Blakes residence. Lake George work being planned.
The item mentions a Letter Prem and a visit by Wall Scott to St. Mirst's Inet week. John Pucket's young daughter was to be taken home by Petey 19% practides. Burky had a shoulder injury Sunday attended by Dr Bostot Barcke-Pret Gardner and wife visited trends in Kasox Met work ome Mie. Boyer prunehell Mt Ube county line EV. Sanday eve Preached 4 goxl ermec. Henry Do. alive last week. Selial commenesd Mona. Lew Dente has gone to Hilladale to study 'thaesatoagy'
In Hamilton and Lafayette areas District No 4 opened Sept 3 with Miss Wrigley as teacher. Students and the community praise the start as good order returns. Betts family plans Ithaca move for son at Ithaca High. Ladies Aid society met at Ashley with cordial reception and discussed meeting protocols.
Residents in Stearteville Ohio hosted relatives visiting at their parents home, including Mr and Mrs Homerly and Mr Clark. George Semaly and family joined. Mrs Watkins stayed a week then returned home. Cornwell family left for leave, with surprise visit to kin, while others traveled to Pittsburgh and West relatives during an excursion.
Labayet news recounts Blanchard returning to Chicago for ministry studies after a farewell sermon, mentions the young people joining Tihaes high school, and notes thrashing, potato digging, and flood recovery. Weeky Knickerbocker and wife visit from Kansas as Miss Anan Darry captains a ladies baseball night. A cow killed by lightning is reported along with others weather and travel remarks.
In a wild late rally Elm Hall pushed ahead with eight runs in the eighth inning to stand eleven to thirteen at the end, the Kim Hall team scoring heavily but Elm Hall held their edge as the season’s unbeaten streak remains intact. The page also carries a local political note praising Mr. Martin for state senator and opinions on farmers and representation.
A jumble of local items notes Polliwog visitors and neighborhood happenings. Mentions Perconalitien and Heri Ray visiting relatives, plans for a move to Detroit, neighbors regret a valued neighbor, Woolf visiting daughter, Wm Hutchinson injured amid corn cutting, Elisha Hosted losing a valuable sheep after fires, Aston Sartor maimed sawing wood, and a severely lacerated index finger incident.
Nine Elwell Maccabees attended a Lansing camp meeting last week. Dr. Melnehtan raced to Walhallo NS after a telegram about his brother. The Elwell youths won a bolt game last Saturday. Two Jam’s men from the north faced indecent language accusations. Mrs. Vought returned from visiting relatives. Hilsinger made a business trip Tuesday.
Perrinton community notices recount arrests and visits, moving plans, apple dryer sales, and a comic chase for a chimney sweep. Names include Rev Jd Steff, Pettibone, C Watson, A J Heuus, Mr Gillett, John Wallace, Junie Sterling, V A Bove, Stroup & Carmer, and others amid town happenings and small trades.
Elm Hall area notes report small town changes and visits including new store signage by Dr Shaffer, Saunderson buying Loomis place, John Wade selling farm and contemplating Port move, hotel sidewalk update, and a gypsy camp bringing happiness to town line residents. Nearby visits from Hoxie family and Anos Hedeon, a church social fundraiser success, Kinccachee convention, and Ithaca baseball excursion to see the Cornhuskers.
Fragmented OCR records a sequence of property transfers and deeds listing numerous grantees and grantors. Names include Tuleot Sebrington, Elizabeth Dad eon, Geo. W. Keller, Lair E. Galbarn, W. Maurer, H. Mattison, Jackson Cortright, Atmos D. Wenever, Arthur T. Dibble, Willis Wolfe, Chester W. Martin, John C. Shaw, Martha Gleakon, Pendell family, William B Pendell, New Haven, Newark, Arcadia, Elba, Emerson, John G. Qatal, Samuel Dintaman, Mary, Be-nabs Lee, Frank Newsom, Wilber F. Cook, Fred Chareh, Samuel Dintaman, John Minnick, Job Waln, Geo. F. Keating, William A. Laot, George Testing, Cyrus Cates, Bentant Cates, Wheeler, A. W. Wright, Emma F. Campbell, Geo. W., Wheeler.
A sequence of court notices records hearings and petitions across multiple estates and guardianships. Entries include adjourning hearings for Luella Chess and Henry Musser estates, probate petitions for wills of Herbert Stone and Rosle Hetler, guardian appointments for minor and incapacitated persons, licensing to sell real estate, and appointments of executors and guardians with hearing dates in September and October 1884.
Fragmentary medieval scene recounts a land transfer involving Hoshi in Sussex, the Anbhidhop of Canterbury, Karl Godwin backing Saxon Wings, and a royal kiss of peace that precipitates a crowd seizure of territory. Legal complications loom as the tale unfolds.
The readable portion appears garbled with numerous typos and nonstandard phrases, making it impossible to identify people, places, or events to summarize into a valid newspaper card. No coherent action or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
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