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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1901
Page
3
Albion street fair canceled while town records a flood of local items. Residents attend funerals and observe court adjournments, births, marriages, and property deals amid weather and rail news and community notices.
A lyrical tribute describes a woman as a beautiful being with nature’s vermilion glow. It extols Rocky Mountain scenery and Swartwour de Swwartwout as enduring surroundings that illuminate her charm and spirit.
Bicycle riders are warned to observe a municipal ordinance restricting sidewalk riding on State Street between Grand and Exchange and on Eagle Street from State to the MORK depot. Riders must dismount before meeting others and remount after passing. Special police may arrest violators.
Nutite is hereby given to the tax pay ity of Marshall that the rolls bul wards of the cty ere BOW in thy hands for the collection of taxes. Those paying before Sept. will save the extra per cent showed by, law for collesing. Olive in Hindenach's Drug Story. dds A. L. Hispinacs, City Treasurer. pe Daily Rows in cunts is Weak, The wi
New York Aus. 24 Bradstreet notes trade is turning upward with expanded business at steady or higher prices. Crop improvement in the central west and Mississippi valley boosts confidence with Chicago St Louis Kansas City cited for larger trade. Wheat corn hogs show varied moves amid drought and new supplies. prices broadly firm. R G Dun weekly review cites sustained volume despite labor troubles, with iron steel and tin plate output restrained by unions yet some mills resuming. Prices in London rise. cotton supplies and rail freight steady. Overall weekly vulture figures up in the US and down in Canada.
Middle-of-the-road populists in Des Moines on Aug 24 nominated L. I. Weller of Nashua for governor Perry Engle Newton for lieutenant governor J. S. McDonald Des Moines for supreme judge Luke McDowell Shelby County for railway commissioner and J. D. Marland Woodbury County for state superintendent resolutions back the national platform oppose trusts and rings demand public franchise state printing and direct legislation sympathy to hours and equal taxation. Also notes about Venezuela Colombia unrest Washington arrivals of diplomats and a New York death a fatal collision in Atlanta and a Sioux City legislative contest ending with the 217th ballot for representative.
The Nicholson Institute of New York proposes a relief scheme offering $10,000 to fund a head type bar drow cure. Deaf individuals unable to obtain the bar drom may claim assistance by sending their address and stipulations to 760 Highth Avenue, New York.
Multiple rail excursions announced for Labor Day and September. M O R R R and others run round trips to Kalamazoo Lansing Manitou Beach Jackson Detroit Toledo and more with return limits through Sept 18 and Sept 2. Fares range from 60 cents to 1.40 per trip, discounts for children ages 6 to 12, special events include a dress parade by the 4th Regiment Ohio National Guards and a 60-piece band at Lake Erie park and Casino.
Notice is hereby given that Chay B. Mead County Drain Commissioner of Calhoun County Michigan will on Monday September at nine oclock in the forenoon proceed to receive bids for completing the Cowper McGee and Extension Drain in Clarence township Calhoun County. The drain will be 18 inches bottom throughout and bank slopes specified. Bids by sections with outlet section first. References and diagrams on file with the Drain Commissioner. Right to reject bids reserved. Completion date and payment terms to be announced at letting. Assessments for benefits within the Special Assessment District will be reviewed at the letting times. Descriptions of land parcels within the district are listed in detail.
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