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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1900
Page
6
Vinol acts on the stomach to obtain nutrients from food, building firm flesh bones and healthy blood. It uses cod liver oil principles in a mild wine base, free from odor and the objections of pure cod liver oil. A testimonial from a well known authoress supports its benefits, with a refund promise if unsatisfied.
Omaha reports the release of Edward Cudahy Jr after his father paid $25,000 in gold for his safe return. The boy described being seized by masked abductors, transported to a rural rendezvous, chained briefly, and guided to a meeting point on a river road where the money was left. Police guarded the family, promising reward money for the outlaws.
Notice states tax payment is required for the city of Marshall before the specified date. It warns penalties and legal collection actions if taxes are not paid, with details about the tax office location and contact.
A compilation of diverse global notes reports distress over silver supplies in Mexico, the death of German painter Carl Becker age 59, a York Pa bank teller short by 2000 dollars, and various political and criminal items from the United States and abroad including wages, strikes, legal actions, and military movements.
Washington dispatch notes deaths of Mrs Frye and Representative Wise of Virginia prompting memorial resolutions and adjournment to January 3 1901. It details committee appointments for Wise funeral and a pause in Senate business with further notes on the river and harbor bill’s size and regional allocations. Also mentions a pardon of a postmaster and labor force reductions at Calumet and Hecla.
By order of the Probate Court Calhoun County Michigan in Marshall six months from December 1 1910 are allowed for creditors to present claims against the estate of Guokian D Bury deceased to the Probate Office in Marshall for examination and allowance by June 1 next and on March 1 and June 1 next at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. William A Lane probate judge.
In Calhoun County probate court at Marshall on December 7, 1913 Judge William A. Lane petitions for administrator de bonis with the will annexed for the estate of Gamble Crawford. The hearing is set for January 7 at 10 a.m. and notices must be published in the Marshall News three weeks prior. Mortgage foreclosure notice follows for Charles M. and Nellie McIntyre on the Marengo property, with Ezra A. Henry as attorney, sale to satisfy debt of eighty two dollars and 2/100, at the north front door of the Calhoun County Courthouse on January 26, 1901.
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