Queen of Carnival Miss McGee Wins Voted Queen
Agnes McGee a clerk at Cronin's department store won the carnival queen title with 1838 votes cast. The tally showed a six hundred vote lead over rivals, with ballots counted at the Royal hotel by Tom Smith H E Pratt and Peter J Higgins. A floral parade is promised and McGee selected maids to ride the float.
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Agnes McGee
Royal Hotel
Tom Smith
H E Pratt
Peter J J Higgins
McGee
Mia
James P. Hughes
Co. W. Lewis
Francis
St Marys Academy concert honors Edith Noneman
Pupils of St Marys Academy stage a large Baart Hall program closing the term. Miss Edith Noneman earns diploma and gold medal for piano studies, receiving a gold ring from fellow pupils. Wide variety of musical numbers, readings, and choruses feature Miss Winifred Aimee and many young performers.
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Baart Hall
St. Mary's Academy
Edith Noneman
Baart
Winifred Aimee
Thomsas O'Leary
Wand Drill
Little Girls
Ruth Cook Faith Blood
Minnie McCarthy
Mary Lucky
Edith Brown
Gertie Ganka
Margaret Keuehle
Rowepa Smith
Melon Beaton
Clare Bicknell
Fannie Palmer
Isabel Foster
Chive Grice
Helen Hiney
Miry Besthslle Alger
Pian
Grice
O. Graue
Henry Klugman Dead After Fishing Accident
Henry Klugman died Monday morning from injuries sustained Sunday afternoon while fishing on the mill pond near West Green Street. The in his late life, a member of the German Benevolent Society and the Maccabees, was taken home to West Green Street around two oclock. Burial will be at Gukindzge. Expressions of gratitude were shared by local women.
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Henry Klugman
Klugman
Vernor Chosen Principal as Education Board Vacancies Filled
The board of education met at Superintend ent Garwood's office and filled remaining teaching vacancies. Harold Paul Vernor, a local graduate, was elected high school principal succeeding Mr. Garward. Jessie Ranb of Albion became a westward school teacher, and Agnes Powell was hired as high school English teacher. A new cement walk and curbing will be built on the west side of the central building, contract awarded to John Rentschler for immediate work.
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Board of Education
Garwood
Corp of Teachers
Harold Paul Vernor
Garward
Vernor
Michigan University
Witchits
Kan
Jessie Ranb
Albion
Cox
Agnes Powell
Wns Lst
John Rentschler
Page Bros Buggy Company Economy and Growth in Detroit
The Page Bros Buggy Company of Detroit shows rapid growth since founder W L Page started in 1860 and expanded to a three story plant of 72,000 square feet. The firm, now with partner B E Page, employs 140 workers and ships buggies across the United States and to Germany and Africa. Output and facilities are expanding to nearly 300 workers with capacity to double.
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Detroit Tribune
Page Bros’. Buggy Company
E. EB. Page
Page Bros. Buggy
W. L. Page
E. Page
Bolt
Ars Ae
Michigan Central
Cincinnati
United States
Liua
Germany
Cape Town
Africa
Page Bros Co
B. E. Page
Cure Deafness by Constitutional Remedies Advise
An advertisement claims Hall's Cure for Deafness can cure many cases by removing inflammation of the auditory tube and restoring normal function. It promises one hundred dollars for any case of deafness due to catarrh that it cannot cure and invites readers to request circulars from J. Guessy & Co. of Laredo, Texas.
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Hall
J. Guesay & Co
Laledo, C
Bold Ly
Wagoette and arringe service at reasoable or Give ox a call
H A Syypeu at 226 West State Street offers Wagoette and arranging services by phone 288.
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H. A. Syypeu
State St
First City Veto Sparks Street Sewer Debate
Marshall city council notes show Mayor Powell vetoed a Prospect street sewer amendment, arguing its high cost and limited benefit. The session appointed twelve policemen for the carnival, approved a State Street sewer project, and set wages for foremen and laborers while handling sidewalk repairs and city claims.
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Grant
Powell
Prospect Street
Wna
Marsitany
Micht
Jane
Common Council
Marshall Cty
State Street
Mulberry
Linden Street
Perrinville Booming with Three Stores Opens New Grocer
Perrinville grows as H. A. Snyder moves to Miers place while A. W. Palmer takes over Von Raub’s site and starts a stock renewal. John Taylor buys the corner store opposite Palmer, prepares to launch as a grocery shop. Palmer says a petition will seek a sub-port office station in that city area.
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Perrinville
H. A. Snyder
Miers
A. W. Palmer
von Raub
John Taylor
Mr. Palmer
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Miss Ek
Nowiman
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Stata
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Old Ladies
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Sycamour Street
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Kalamazoo Avenue
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Perrinville Booming
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