City Council Hires Officials and Approves Bonds
The council named fire wardens, special policemen, the city engineer, cemetery board trustees, and health officers. Bond approvals and sidewalk petitions were acted on, with figures set at 2000 for saloon bonds and 3500 for sidewalk contractors. Health officer Dr. Foote was elected, and the meeting adjourned with a quip about cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Ald. Miller
Herthorn
Water Works Board
Ald. Court
M. S. O'Keefe
G. A. O'Keefe
L. F. Page
W. H. Arthur
Ald. Bordine
West End Park
Geo. Southworth
Marshall Avenue
Zanger
Bandant Wun
Jacckle
John Kast
Andrew Hiney
Wim
Noneman
Chas. Noneman
John Hindenach
John Krause
Gotlieb Kast
Geo. Hindenach
John Rentsehler
John Cuzzius
John Foley
John Powell
W. J. Dibble
Geo. H. Southworth
John Wiseman
G. H. Greene
Recorder Brown
Jas. McDonald
Edward English
Ald. Zanger
Henry Wolf
Ald Bordine
Jeremiah Jeffreys
Ald
Palmer
P. A. Courtright
Wm. Woodmansea
Johns. Porter
Roy Town
H. A. Tilboteon
Eugene Haley
Patrick Ryan
John Bean
Geo. H. Goodwin
John Hibbard
Warren Pringle, Sr
A. E. Wright Pourth
Gilbert Lathrop
HL. Kraft
Wm. Bennett
Ald Egeler
Hamilton
Spruce Streets
Foote
Board of Health
President Angell to Speak at County Teachers Meeting
After the winter meeting the County Teachers Association invited James B Angell of the University to address the May session. The April Bulletin prints his reply noting a forenoon talk to teachers and an afternoon talk on the European Eastern Question, with travel expenses if possible. The May 12 program includes papers by Kass en Richardson and Crouinger, with first and third grade demonstrations and English studies, plus music by Miss I Lou Dear. This offers a rare chance to hear Dr Angell and celebrate local educational spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Teachers’ Association
Angell
The
State University
University OF Aticingan
Ann Arbor
Ernest Burnham
Scholes
Marshall
Mich
James B. Anarlo
Kassen Richardson
County Board of Braminers
C. A. Crouinger
Athens
Battle Creek
I. Lou Dear
Angell Vo
Eal
Personal notes from Battle Creek area Sunday visits
Names of residents and visitors recording Sunday movements across Battle Creek Albion Owasso and surrounding towns. Mentions James Finlay Lawrence Page Joe Graham Allis Owens Roy Palzser Wendell Morse Blanche Keiff and others visiting from or to Battle Creek Albion Denvis Michigan City Fort Wayne and Ann Arbor with travel plans to New York City and Kalamazoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Page
Napoleon
Joe Graham
Albion
Allis Owens
Roy Palzser
Battle Creek
Dr Miles Curative Claim For Heart Disease
An advertisement touts Dr Miles new Individual Treatment for heart nerves stomach and dropsy offering $2.50 worth of free treatment to the afflicted as proof of its alleged twenty four year research and successful cures. It cites testimonials from Col N G Parker Prof J S Jewell Mrs Frank Smith and others and invites readers to request free treatment from The Dr Miles Medical Association Chicago.
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Miles
Col
N.G. Parker
South Carolina
Minn
Chicago
P. Countryman
Pontiac
Dr. Miles Medical Association
State Street
Local Notes From Harvey Hart to New Farm Transfer
Harvey Hart sells his farm to the Messrs Sellers and moves to a farm in Jatone county with family. Mrs Charles Cowley is ill. A wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs L Doty unites Alma Doty and Harry Nichole of Battle Creek. Rev Cartland performs the ceremony. Guests from Marshall Bellevue and Battle Creek attend. Various visits, meetings, and illnesses noted.
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Harvey Hart
Messrs Sellers
Jatone County
Charles Cowley
L.A
1 Greemman Sr
Showerman
Bellevue
Jessie Greenmin
Andrew Vannocker
James
John Joselmem
Hlmer Copley
L Doty
Alma
Harry Nichole
Battle Creek
Lena Whitbeck
Rev. Cartland
Luberteaux
Marshall
Frannk Avery
Joan Richardson
Gregory
Harry
Belly Caoper
Stella Robinson
Eva. Wolkinskiw
Qhirence Avery
Lee Center Social Notes and Local Illness Updates
Flin Root of Partello was guest of Aggie Thomas over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Burt were summoned to Bellevue by the serious illness of his mother. Mesdames Wilson and Tarner visited friends in Bellevue. The LA Swish thanks the gentlemen who responded to their call and finished the church sheds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flin Root
Partello
Aggie Thomas
Mra R Burt
Mesdames Wilson
Tarner
Bellevue
Tolman v Board of Supervisors to Supreme Court
Prosecutor Hatch plans a writ of error to the supreme court over Judge Smiths decision in Tolman v Tolman a handwriting expert who saw the board cut his fee. The county may need a cost bond due to Tolman’s nonresident status. Hatch argues the ruling could impact costs and potential recoveries. Preparations for higher court filings proceed before the case is decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatch
BH. L. Tolman
Board of Supervisors
Supreme Court
Smith
Tolman
Lockton
Mr. Hatch
Tokman
Tolwan
Costa
Jolly Dance by Maccabees Draws Big Crowd
The Myawenhbees held a Monday night hall dance with Crook's orchestra providing music. About fifty couples attended as Sir Knights and Ladies danced, with proceeds aimed at the carpet fund though admissions were kept low. The club says funds barely covered expenses and the next event will be on the seventh of May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook
Dog Tax Due May First for Male Dogs in City
The dog tax is due on May first for owners of male dogs, amounting to 3 dollars. Warden Alonzo Howell, appointed by Mayor Powell, will issue metal collar labels with year and receipt. Any dog found without the proper label may be killed by the warden or appointed personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varius
Alonzo Howell
Powell
County Clerk Reports Small Yearly License Totals
County Clerk Austin released a quarterly report to the secretary of state showing 84 marriage licenses issued in the first quarter, averaging 28 per month, with as many as 65 in a single month. 25 divorce applications were filed by the start of the month.
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Austin
Heners Front Kheatre Dr Brown Rheumatic Cure Ad
Dr Brown's Rheumatic Cure advertised as a remedy for rheumatism indigestion and impure blood claiming to cure tumors joint diseases and diarrhea. It promises blood purification and system revitalization and lists O H Thompson jewelry store as local agent. Wallace Brown Upholsteries offers furniture repair and umbrella services at 224 West State Street with cash for old items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heners
Kheatre
Brown
O. H. Thompson
Dlatteiwit
Wallace Brown
West State Street
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University
Crunty Teachers’ Association
James Finlay
Battlcreek
Wendell Morse
Mrs. E. ©. Wheaton
Denvis
New York City
John Deuel
Blanche Keiff
Owasso
Mrs
A. L. Keiff
Claude Mumbrue
Bruce Fish
Bert Belcher
Jim Pringle
Chas. Knox
Back Creek
G. W. Casper
Springield
Ohio
Mr. Caspers
Arthur Lewis
Holland
Mark McCamley
Calboun County
W. P. Skinner
Battle Greek
Stella Snyder
Jatter’s
Lome Om West
Prospect Street
al. Ward
Hhis
W.E Bosley
Genesen
N. Y
Finis Bently
Earle Houston
Elsie, Wagner
Anya Marshall
Nan Bentley
U. of M
Franklin
Tcomis
O. Bugbos
Minnie Jones
Will Hagris
Salsbery
Marengo
U .Bohussh
Floranca Jewett
Ji Pastello
Pennfield
Ernest Gleason
Gomstock
E P. Richtmyers
J. £. Gieveland
Mrs. P. Cleveland
Mendon
Addie Clark
Lucey
Ruby Rodgers
Wesley Emery
Lansing
B Walkinghut
R A Smith
Nathaniel Bodger
Dave
A F Bird
Herbert
John Badger
Mra Coleman
Bedford
E D Rodgers
Mary Carve
Tolors
Loomers
ESAS
Pee EE
S. V. R. Lepper
LEE Center
Judge Smith
Muncv
Tnd
William Thomas
William
Will
Vietia
Matt Parrott
Waterloo
Bright
Reet
Thompson
the Jeweler
the Marshall News
M. Eugie
J. Déowett
Berry & Beaton
Indenagh
Joos
Wey Ub Cave
Fred Hindenach
Yeaur Door
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