Condemnation Action and Public Works At City Meeting
Municipal affairs report a council session with full attendance except Alderman Court. Resolutions authorize condemnation of Fisher property on south Marshall avenue to open the street and approve new sidewalks on Mansion and Eagle streets. A popcorn stand near State and Jefferson is ordered removed. Multiple bills and a week adjournment are approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Ald
Roy H. Towne
Joan Rentschler
Engleman Place
Linden Street
Dean
State
Green Streets
John Hoffman
KR. Leach
West Mansion Street
E.G. Brewer
North Eagle Street
Langstaff
Ali
Miller
South Marshall Avenue
Ald. Smyth
Ald. Miller
Syas
State and
Jefferson Streets
John Cuzzins
Real estate transfers list with multiple parcels and values
Real estate transfers reported by Calhoun County Abstract. Frances Page conveys lot 3 vik in Marshall for $1. Levi Miller transfers Miller's addition lot 15 in Urbandale for $125. Elizabeth Merritt to Marion Flagg, portions of lots 46,45 and 8d addition to Battle Creek for $539.95. Laura Lynn to George Woolsey for parts of Marshall and Hurd additions in Marshall for $1400. Anderson Adams to Emma Vince, Manchester addition lot 1 and lot 3 to Battle Creek, mortgage $2300, loan $2800. Thomas Richardson to Sigel Margant, parts of Qumwing’s 2d addition to Battle Creek for $1500. Lydia Bander to A Morton Slay, Welch's additions lots 26, 19, 21 for $31.00. Aaron Kocher to Barbara Sanhorn, property on section 27 Bedford for $22500. Caroline Townsend to Henry Day, property on Marshall Ave, Marysville for $4500. Judy Darling to Nichols & Shepard, cot of lot 18 Gilverts addition Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi N. Miller
Glara A. Rose
Miller
Elizabeth Merritt
Marion D. Flagg
Charles Merritt
Baffie Creek
Laura A. Lynn
George
Woolsey
Hurd
Marshall
Anderson G. Adams
Emma R. Vince
Manchester
Battle Creek
Thomas Richardson
Sigel Markgant
Qumwing
Lydia’ Bander
A. Morton
Welch
Aaron E. Kocher
Barbara A. Sanhorn
Bedford
Caroline A
Henry L. ‘Day
Marshall Ave
Maryhall
Judy Darling
Nichols & Shepard
Gilverts Addition
Marriage Licenses Granted in Local Notice
Ured 2 Reach of LluPorte Ltd and Stella May Marble of Mirehall wed. William George and Ernestine Hunts both of Burtle Creek received marriage licenses in the local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ured
LluPorte, Ltd
Wid Stella May Marble
Mirehall
Willian George
Ernestine Hunts Poth
Burtle Creek
Debilitated Seek Health with Kuill’s Red Pills
A garbled advertisement touts Kuill’s Red Pills as a spring tonic to restore health strength and beauty. It promotes pills for liver and kidney issues, claims broad benefits, and lists low prices at J. Nagie’s store amid noisy copy including multiple language distortions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuill
Phay
Ashe
Kidasy
Cement Post Company organized in town with 10000 capital
The Michigan Cement Post Company was formed here on Saturday with a $10,000 capital stack and 1,000 shares of $10. Articles of incorporation will be filed with state and county officials. John F Martin of Marengo secured a May 21 patent for the cement post. All stock is subscribed by local residents, listing shares held by 20 plus named individuals including Martin with 600 shares and Townsend families among the notable holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Cement Fost
John F.martin
Marengo
Jesse M Hatch
Jay
Charles Dan O'Leary
C O Johnson
George Vary
John Cuzzins
Ed Austin
Houck
Joseph van Bogart
Garotine Townsend
Owen Townsend
W F Hindenach
F A Stuart
John F Martin
F & Wooten
HM Merrill
Eden Stuart
B A Tital
FQ Seaman
Allen Jeffery
WI Morse
Lillie G Jeffry
J M Tughes
WH. Alexander
Gull Lake resort plans teased by Michigan Traction
The Michigan Traction company mulls a large Gull Lake summer resort at Willow Beach near Gull Lake with options on land north of the lake. Manager Rand denies a $50,000 hotel plan but says a first class resort with a dance pavilion vaudeville stage restrooms lunch counter and bath houses will open next spring. It will emphasize picnics and boating with shore space and quick launch service to all lake areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L Rand
Michigan Traction Company
Willow Beach
Gull Lake
Telegraph
Kalamazoo
Company General of Philadelphia
Mr. Rand
Inko
Allendale
Bay View
Monickers
Rand
Ikind
Vaudevills
Ekalamiazoo ‘Telegraph
Narrow Escape From Sunstroke At Lockport Ill
News from Lockport Illinois reports Marl B Hughes a former Marshall business leader suffered a sunstroke Tuesday in Lockport. He was unconscious overnight and has lost his hearing though doctors expect recovery. His family and Marshall friends extend sympathy and hope for his speedy return to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockport
Ill
Marl B. Hughes
Hughes
Marshall
Mr. Slighes
Summer Union Services Announced for Four Churches
The remainder of July features union services of Methodist, Baptist, Christian and Presbyterian churches with Sunday evenings led by Rev. Hobson and Rev. Pattison. August schedule lists morning and evening services by Pattison, Hobson, and Hamilton at various churches on specific dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Baptist
Presbyterian
F.10. Hobson
Presbyterian Church
L. N. Pattison
Christian Church
The
Methodist Church
F. Dol. Hobson
Joseph Hamilton
Malted Food Company Limited Organized at Battle Creek
The Malted Food Company Limited of Battle Creek organized Saturday evening with capital stock of 100000, 312000 subscribed. Officers elected include O. C. Beach as chairman Guilford Leslie vice chairman H P Moyer secretary manager and W J Smith treasurer. Stockholders named include A P Manning A W Wright S O Bush A B Willigngs and A C Kingman. Company aims to manufacture health foods and establish a new factory site with land in process of acquisition.
National Educational Association backs national university
Detroit July 12 The National Educational Association reaffirms its call for a national university in Washington to be funded by the federal government. President W M Beardshear of the University of Town is elected for the coming year, with C M Keyes of Hartford as treasurer. Thirteen departmental meetings elected officers as papers on teaching economics were read by George Vincent of Chicago, George Dunton of New York, B W Speirs of Philadelphia, and Kf Halleck of Louisville. At night Cloudesley S W M Kereton of Melton Constable spoke on The Problems of Education in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
National Educational Association
Washington
George Vincent
Chicago University
George Dunton
Institute of Social Economics
New York
B. W. Speirs
Philadelphia
Kf. P. Halleck
Louisville
Association
England
Cloudesley
WT. Kereton
Melton Constable
Dynamite Explosion Near Grant Sawmill Injures Workers
A dynamite magazine near the Grant sawmill exploded on Thursday morning. Domenico Aluto and Tony West were killed while others were thrown to the ground as shock shattered windows up to a mile away. Damage estimated at 95000, with workers preparing slug from the ginester for Leveed of Burtie and Missouri rail line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cub
Grant
Union Stock Yards Bank
Burtie É& Missouri
Maniac Ned Copeland kills on train near Wamau tta and flees
Cheyenne July 15 Ned Hartley Copeland a former Omaha National Bank teller shot and killed A P Rogers on Union Pacific train No 6 near Wamautta after claiming he was hypnotized by Rogers. Copeland a former trusted bank official fled, fought passengers, and was captured after ten minutes. Rogers a transportation agent for Swift lived at St Joseph Mo and had just sold poultry for his firm. Trial to occur in Green River for the murder in Sweetwater county. Brakeman Schamp was badly wounded. Copeland confessed fearing further hypnosis and said he is now free from Rogers influence. He vanished in 1899 after a $10000 shortage. located on the Pacific coast recently a fraternal order aided recovery. The suspect appears insane due to long avoidance of officers. Berlin rumor notes American ambassador White may resign prompting regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Sweetwater
Green River
Schamp
Copeland
Omaha
Nebraska National Bank
Burlington & Miscouri
Oficer
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ned Hartley Copeland
A. P. Rogera
Union Pacific
Wamautta
National Bank of Omaha
Rogers
Swift & Co
St. Joseph
Sle
San Francisco
San
Pacific Coast
Excursions to Toledo and Nearby Cities From Here
Special excursion train to Toledo on Monday May 2 leaves at 7 04 a m, arrives 11 45. round trip $1.00, return options $1.23 with later dates. Attractions planned at Lake Erie park and Casino. Michigan Central excursion to Chicago for Baptist Young People convention. dates July 24, 24 and 28. Other excursions to Jackson and Detroit with round trip fares and sale dates, return limits, and extension options noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Cinemuati Northern Railroad
Daly
Poredo
Baund
Lake Erie Park and Casino
Base Batt Puie Bepween Lobody
Columbus
Ath Regiment of Olin National Guarda
Chicago
Baptist Young People’s Union of America International Convention
Kilumazed
Jackson
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Municipal Affairs
Calhound Country Abstract Company
Hatch Block
Frances QO
Lawrence
Guce
J. Nagie’s
Cement Post Company
Satarday
Marshall Heaitness Mor
Pastora Wat Waldenton
Parmer
Crosse
Wis
Eboert
Wes
Alma Bank Allure
Idy Leart
Anecher Eleimied
Rocky Mountain
Swwerewot& Swertwout
Childken Cored Ber
Walter Hovey
Dire Hovey
Kylawazoo Avenue
Sieo
Ofugasipe
Coolwrudeo
ONE Price Clothiers
Wyoming
Copelnod
Hille A. P. Rogers
Wamemutta
Wayunds
Mirae Sher
Berlin
Berliner Tageblatt
Andrew D. White
White
Uchigan
Jackgn
Bethoit
Balamaluu Anb Jaulson
Physicians Directory
Starr King Church
Greene’s Drug Stors
Prospect St
George H. Greene
State Street
Rewaense
North Fagle Sc
Chas, J. Carson
Hespital
Onice
Oflco
Martin Block
Helen HM. Parker
John Butler
Mansion St
Jefferson St
N. B. Sherman
Priailey
W. H. Rowland
Dentis
L. Uronin
F. G. Powers
Marshall. Mior
H. J. Cortright
Heal Estate Exchange
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Baltimore
Lutter Garriers
Eta
Marshall + Michigan
Firu and Vornads Insurance
Teisonubhe
Kirrchall
Nui
R Bradshaw
J. W. Bradshaw
Mann
Gnarshall Row
Metal GO
East State Street
Gibbs Upers Howe
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