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Newspaper

Marshall News

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1901

Page

8

Michigan Rural Delivery Routes and Busy September Parade

In Michigan on Sept 1 there will be 247 rural delivery routes. A mid day parade features the Royal Brass band with the Late Trixie Co. Railrond Jack appears at Kakumiuno Labor Day. City attorney Powers is confined to his home. Easton, a noted editor and politician, died in Union City. The 26th annual reunion of the old 21st Michigan Infantry is planned for Grand Rapids in October. Pedestrian rights at crosswalks urged and a Detroit Boston baseball score of 2 to 1. A banana peel nuisance prompts calls for sidewalk safety measures.

Michigan Royal Brass Band Trixie” Co Jack Kakumiuno Labor Day Powers 5 Charlotte Tribune Easton Union City 21St Michigan Infantry Grand Rapids W. B. Grane Albion Kalamazoo Asylum Crane New York Tach

Labor Day events and local notices in Albion

Albion notes report Labor Day activities in Kalamazoo and Albion including an excursion, a grand concert by the Royal Brass Band, and 74 cents for the round trip. Other items mention a railroad stockholders meeting, a horseman’s retirement, penalties for practicing medicine without registration, births, a Sea serpent misidentified as a pickerel, Chicago livestock records, Battle Creek death rate concerns, crop conditions, a marriage announcement to be resident in Flint, a court case progress, a shooting arrest, a forgery note from Mrs Pond, and regional wheat and potato crop reports from Southern Michigan.

Kalamazoo Hanter Albion M. Rees Royal Brass Band Kralamazoo Toledo & Northwestern Railroad Co Albion State Bank Chicago Battle Creek State Board of Health Warren Pringle Miss Mands Pringle J. Curtis Brown Buffalo N.Y Brown Flint Edward de Forest Battle Crook Cora Vorce Wandell Hatch Austin Graham King Lane U. S Pond Roy Pond North Marshall Michigan Calhoun County Calhoun Branch Hreg Press

Reunion attendance and wartime notes at Camp

Judge Kelley attended the reunion along with Hon. Joseph G. Cox of Battle Creek. The W R C turned receipts to the annex committee for the Soldiers Home room in Grand Rapids. Mrs Agnes M Wiley and Mrs Libie Smith attended from Albion. Mrs Thirts Gifford presided at the W H C meeting with Agnes Wiley serving as secretary.

Calhoun County Soldiers and Sailors Veteran Battalion West End Camp Goo Marshall N Gon State Street Marshall Drom Corp Powell Williams House Patterson John Cuzzins G. E. Willits H. A. Peterman Cunningham Hattie Creek Marshall Drum Corps W. A. GC Col. Cornwell A. H. Miller A. J. Phillips Paxtella Lisut Aa. Bellinger Battle Creek R Minjor O. O. Suuth Albion Sergant Miaurshall Chaplais J. M. Getehell Marehall Julius Gifford Calhoon Goonty Bul Calhoun Gifford Mra Marie Traver Alice Perrine Magpie Towne Sarah J Wickham Libbie Smith Burnham J. L. Cox Michigan Bliss Joe Annd Pingres Judge Kelley A. Jones Getchell Judge Lane J. O. Patterson Long Colored Quartettes Sons of Veterans Vik. Pond Woman's Relief Corps Joseph G. Cox Grand Rapida Calhoun County Agnes M. Wiley Libie . Smith Thirts Gifford Burlington W. H.C Agnes Wiley

Fraternity Day at Big Gal Houn County Fair Oct 9

Marshall tent No 105 prepares for Fraternity Day on Wednesday Oct 9 at the Big Gal houn County Fair. A four member committee led by Elmer Bennett will invite tents across nearby counties to join the local lodge, seeking broad participation and a red letter day. Central City Tent 13806 has accepted and will appoint five members to implement the program.

Central City

Marriage Licenses Listed for Battle Creek and Chicago

William Henry Halliday of Battle Creek and Gertruds Gratz of Chicago appear on license lists. Charles W. Willis of Bust Leroy and Etta M. Hurt of Sonoma also recorded. Additional entries reference local students and housing inquiries with incomplete details and misspellings.

Wiliam Henry Halliday Battle Creek Gertruds Gratz Chicago Charles W. Willis Leroy Etta M. Hurt Sonoma Robert Gardner Ray Kelley Poth

Notice of disavowal of silk sales agent

We understand an agent is canvassing this area selling silk using our name to aid sales. We have nothing to do with such party and have never seen him nor any alleged improper dealings. 8. V. REaepen.

Special Labor Day Train To Kalamazoo From Battle Creek

S T Blair president of the Battle Creek Trades and Labor Council arranged with Michigan Central to run a special train to Kalamazoo on Labor Day Monday Sept 2. The train departs Battle Creek at 7 46 am and returns from Kalamazoo at 11 pm. Round trip fare 75 cents. About 1500 Marshall laborers and K O T band members expected to travel for the city celebration.

S.T. Blair Trades and Labor Council of Battle Creek Michigan Central Raiload Company Kalamazoo Marshall

Battle Creek Wins At Lyon Lake Farmers Picnic

Battle Creek led the annual harvest celebration at Lyon lake with about 1,500 attendees. The Pastime Gun club shooting contest drew teams from Battle Creek Albion Charlotte Tekonska and Tromer. Battle Creek won the exam contest with 81 points and the silver cup. Albion took second with 75 and the prize for the first Albion team. The six-man Battle Creek lineup included Harry McCanley H M Dunlap M and A R Hen ce George Bernard and Ariest Wubbard.

Lyon Lake Furty Battle Creak Albion Charlotte Tekonska Tromer Wid Calhoun County Naws Batdley Creek Albion Marsaball Marshall Charlotte Boys Battle Creek Harry McCanley

Proclamation for Labor Day observance in Michigan

Gay Bliss issues proclamation urging full participation in Labor Day on September 2, 1901. It notes Michigan law designates the first Monday of September as a holiday and calls for closed workplaces to allow workers to join ceremonies, stressing mutual respect between labor and capital and hope for progress.

Gay. Bliss Michigan

Battle Creek Oil and Varnish Company Limited Formed

Battle Creek based firm files articles of association with $1,000,000 capital. Two hundred thousand shares subscribed by G. W. Bodine and others. Intended products include varnishes paints oils dyes and related goods. Plant expected to employ 200 to 300, with a new process to lower costs and attract buyers. Officers listed as Bodine chairman Daskam secretary Miller treasurer Giapp.

Daskam Battle Creek Oil and Varnish Company Limited Battle Creek G. W. Bodine Howard O. Bodine Chicago O. H. Daslam Marshall F. W. Clapp Obusy Man D. H. Daskawm J. F. Miller IP. W. Giapp

Bonding Proposition Wins by Strong Majority

Voters approve the bonding measure by a comfortable margin. The article notes a community bake sale at the W. O. U rooms Saturday afternoon with goods like brown and white bread and hermit cookies, selling from 1 o'clock onward.

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