Romantic Divorce Battle in Kalamazoo Court
The Kalamazoo Telegraph reports a divorce bill filed by Clover Roe Smiley against Howard D Smiley on grounds of non support. The couple, once romantically united, wed after a Windsor Ontario ceremony and lived separately as Roe pursues her own writing career.
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Kalamazoo
Clover Roe
Howard D. Smiley
Grace Duffle Boy- Ian
Smiley
Marshall
Miss Roe
Detroit
Windsor
Ont
Bri
Whfo
Howard Smiley
Gull Lake
Battle Creek Flake Food Co Files Articles of Association
The Battle Creek Flake Food Company Ltd of Battle Creek filed articles of association with the Register of Deeds showing capital of 1,000,000 dollars. Ten thousand shares at 100 each, 500,000 paid in, and a roster of leading Battle Creek business figures as stockholders and officers.
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Battle Creek Flake Food Company
Battle Creek Flake Food Company Ltd
Battle Creek
Ani
Ephian W. Moors
Charles A. Green
Charles E. Thomas
Leon M. Gillette
Joel O. Hopkins
Detroit ‘Tribune
Jacob Lyman
The
Nations Bank
Grinnell
H. 8. Gapga
Jackson Grocery Co
Grand Trunk Western
R. P. Dalton
W. 8. Kimball
Clinton (Mich
Calvan County School Officers Set Meeting Next Monday
The fourth semi annual meeting of the Calvan County School Officers Association is scheduled for next Monday at 1 5 pm in the court. Officers include Ernest Burnham Mrs Enis Willitts Brunk Minges with executive members Welter Scout H J Day and G K R Pees. Program features opening remarks paper Car Rural Schools by Mrs John Kero Edford discussion park school legislation in thehouse representative William Boyd Sheridan talk on educational measures a question box opened by Deputy State Superintendent W H French Lansing plus Barmec's picnic at Lytas lake August 27 with speaking dancing and other entertainment.
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Calvan County School Officers Association
Ernest Burnham
Enis
Willitts
Brunk Minges
Welter Scout
H. J. Day
G. KR. Pees
Eteaphias
John Kero
Edford
Hansa
Boyd
Sheridan
Senate
Senghe A.D. Besgheis
Baughar
W.H. French
Lansing
Haak case opens as Alderman hooks battle drawn out
The Haak case began with Alderman Harry Hook of Battle Creek facing trial before Justice Bidwell. Witnesses Hamm Slay and Scott Field testified on city bill practices. The charge alleges illegal securing of 374 from the city. Adjournment set to Aug 23. Haak vows to expose Alderman Phillips and other alleged misdeeds and threatens damages if cleared.
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Harry Hook
Battle Greek
Bidwell
F. W. Clapp
Leroy Tompkins
Hamm
Slay
Scott Field
Merchants Bank
Hank
Ald
Phillips
Hatch
Gary
Bliss
Common Council
George H. Phillips
Haak
Ald. Haak
What Is She Entitled To Court Case In Kalamazoo
A. M. Stearns as executor sues Sonnia Mary Perrin in circuit court seeking a ruling on the property she may receive under state law after electing to take a share rather than the will. Perrin asks for one half of the real estate, while the court must specify the exact parcels involved. The case arises from the Perrin estate and a dispute over entitlements.
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A. M. Stearns
Joel Perrin
Sonnia Mary Perrin
Trap Shooting Tournament at Duck Lake Results
In Friday’s event at Duck Lake teams from Albion Marshall Battle Creek Springport Homer Parma Marengo Duck Lake and Charlotte competed. Albion led with 82 points Marshall 78. Hartel of Charlotte set best individual with 20 straight. O H Gale of Albion also among top scorers.
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Duck Lake
Albion
Marshall
Battle Creek
Springport
Homer
Parma
Marengo
Charlotte
Hartel
Rollo Heikesa
Dayton
Ducklake
Pickett
Kriegar
Bronson
O. H. Gale
M. E. Hensler
Union City Educators Elect Lillian A Smith Teacher
The board of education met Friday and elected Miss Lillian A. Smith of Union City as teacher for the eight grades to succeed Margaret Clarkson who resigned. Smith is a graduate of the State Normal College with several years of teaching experience. Jennie Rue resigned to take a position in Chipugo public schools.
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Board of Education
Lillian A. Smith
Union City
Ptads
Margaret Clarkson
Smith Cor
Kuill's Red Files for Weak People Promoted
An early 20th century classified style advertisement seeks weak men and women to take Kuill's Red Files and other tonics to restore health and vitality. It promises body building, liver and kidney benefits, and a low price, with generic endorsements and a local business address.
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Kuill
City Fathers Agenda Sees DOWSETT Start Sewer on Enat E Street
City council met for about twenty minutes with roll call and minutes approved. A petition for a new Hanover street walk was referred to the sidewalk committee. The Fisher matter report urged condemnation for opening State Street with city paying $150 to Elias Oliver and Fred Fisher and selling the barn for $10. Enagle Block Co. walk petition supported, cross walk recommended. Engine house driveway extended full width. Sewer on Statestreet to begin now. tile arrived. Mansion block shower petition referred to sewer committee. Bills allowed: marshal $96.68, sewer $24.56, sexton $90, cement walks $28.80, Crase & Blood $219.79.
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Grant
George Shellenberger
Hanover Street
Fisher
Elias Oliver
Fred Fisher
Fisher's
Ald. Page
Enagle Block Co
Beckwich & Hubbard
Engle Street
Ald
Smyth
Ald. Dean
Sewer Committee
Statestreet
Hamilton
Afront
Sycamore Street
Kalamazoo Ave
Crase & Blood
Annas
Do Not Stop Him Carrier Rules On Duties
Readers urged to understand letter carriers may not stop or converse while on duty. Rules prohibit loitering entering homes during routes and taking meals while on duty. Violations risk dismissal as officials enforce strict conduct with no exceptions for public conversations.
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Pustomecca Department
School Officers Meet in County Court Room
The fourth semi annual meeting of the Culhoun County School Officers Association was held in the court room with good attendance. Sixty minutes of speeches featured Mrs. John Kern on Our Rural Schools and Representative Boyd on School Legislation in the House. W. H. French, deputy state superintendent, presided over the question box.
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Cculhoun County School Officers Association
John Kern
Eckford
Boyd
Sheridan
W. H. French
Lansing
Marriage Licenses Listed Across Several Cities
A list of marriage licenses shows couples from Detroit Marshall Albion Battle Creek Edenville and Chicago among others. Names include Joeph W. Peden Neyla Tillotson Montis L Bigelow Atlas Winans Adslaska Harris Adeline Lake Ernest S. Lottis Maude L. Babt cock Withau Lancaster Collins Adolph Radka Kia Strankrenis and more with associated cities.
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Joeph W. Peden
Detroit
Neyla Tillotson
Marshall
Ernest S. Ripley
Seattle
Wash
Laud Ella Caldwell
Battle Creek
Montis L Bigelow
Atlas Winans
Albion
Adslaska O. Harris
Edenville
Adeline Lake
Ernest S. Lottis
Maude L. Babtcock
Withau J. Lancaster
Chicago
Eaily L. Collins
Mirehall
Adolph Radka
Kia Strankrenis
Deli Earle
LeanyOrouinger
Bate Creek
Hubert Loomus
Grws Brownbuurk
Batite Creek
Man Arrested in Ohio Cries For Magdalene In public
i William Gaston of Tecumseh Michigan, traveling through Springfield Ohio, was arrested last night after causing a scene shouting Magdalene. He denied talk, pulled a razor but discarded it, became violent and required four police to restrain him. He paced a padded cell muttering about a missing Magdalene. About 40, well dressed and wealthy, Gaston is known locally as a former trainman brakeman and a veteran of the Spanish American War with Mich Vol company K.
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Springfield
Ohio
Wm. Gaston
Tecumseh, Mich
Magdalene
Gaston
Cincinnati Northern
Kith Mich Vol
Camp Good Cheer Veteran Reunion Planned for Calhoun County
The eleventh annual reunion of the Calhoun County Veterans Battalion will be held at West End Park dubbed Camp Good Cheer. Officers include Colonel J. J. Cornwell Major Robert O. Williams surgeon A W Alvord chaplain J M Getchell adjutant G F Walters and others. Notable attendees include W R B O and Michigan dignitariesGovernor Bliss and Judge Kelly among speakers. Citizens urged to display flags and bunting as a large turnout is anticipated with a parade and multiple programs over August 28 29 featuring addresses by officials and veterans groups.
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Calhoun County Veteran's Battalion
West End
J. J. Cornwell
Robert O. Williams
A. W. Alvord
J. M. Getchell
G. F. Walters
Henry A. Oluta
Arther Phillips
W. RB. O
Marshall
Reidy
Michigan
Conneil
Powell
Win
Young Civil War Soldier O M Hillis of Marshall Sees Many Battles
The Osborn County veteran O M Hillis from Marshall is described as the arguably youngest Civil War soldier to carry a musket. He served from June 18, 1864 to August 15, 1865, fought in major actions near City Point Richmond and Petersburg, and is credited with 287 battle days out of 885 in service. He witnessed Lee’s surrender and later attended Detroit’s Bicentennial celebration.
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Osborn County
O. M. Hillis
Marshall
Kent
Hillis
Columbus
Ohio
Charleston
Mio
Johnies
City Point
Richmond
Peterapurg
Leo
Hosia
Detroit
Excursions by Hammer Resorts to Petoskey and Kalamazoo
Hammer Resorts announces annual trips via various rail lines to Petoskey Traverse City and Charlevoix with round trips from Marshall. Tickets valid for return through Sept 13 with special Pan-American Exposition rates and six to thirty day passes listed. Separate excursions to Battle Creek Kalamazoo Manitou Beach and Toledo, with defined train times, fares, and age-based discounts. Also notes a national guard event and a dress parade at Lake Erie park notables.
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Hammer Resorts
Petoskey
Traverse City
Charlevoix
Marshall
Battle Creek
Kalimazoo
M.O.R
Kalamazoo
Cincimnati Northern Railroad
Toledo
Loledo
Monnday
Bojedo
Lake Eris Park
Unsino
Obie National Guards
Causp
Marion
City Taxes Notice On Marshall Rolls For City Tax
Notice to the taxpayers of Marshall that the city tax rolls for all wards are in the hands of the treasurer for collection. Those paying before September 4 will owe the extra per cent allowed by law. Hindenseh's Drug Store is the office. A. L. Hise City Treasurer. Beautifying worthed by pure blood and healthy liver and stomach claims. Hox Stimach Tablet advertised to purify the blood and rid the system of pollutions causing pimples. Fifty cent doses offered by druggists.
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G. F. Whlls
Villa Ridge
Baya
Mr. Wella
Tait Bros,’ Medicine CO
East 180Th St
Marshall
Ofiesin Hindenseh
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Judge Kelly
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J. GC. Patterson
Sons of Veterans
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Bmadison Medicine Co
Swartwout & Swartwous
Daily Nova
Conte & Ween
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C. G. Hillis
Rocky Mountain Ten
Swartwouth
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Cincinnati Northern Railroad
Maniton Beach
Devils Lake
Manitou Beach
A. H. Anson
Foledy
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Bradshaw
J. W. Bradshaw
R. L. Jackson
J. M. Parsons
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Physicians Directory
Starr King Church
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W. Prospect
George H. Greene
M. D
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Chas
J. Carson
Post Gendusate Hospital
Olics
Martin Block
Helen M. Parker
John Butler
Mansion St
Jefferson St
Dr. Rowland
Dentiss
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Rocky Mountain Tea
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