Dedication Festival for German Lutheran Church in Marshall
Forty year anniversary observed for the German Evangelical Lutheran church. Congregations from Albion and Newton attended the events and a bilingual program detailed the history from its 1850 founding through its 1860 church purchase, with sermons by Rev. J.P. Mayer and a Concordia choir performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heilenreiche
Phillip Muechle
Johann Kappis
Peter Katy
Ludwig Walz
Mathias Strobel
Blsp. Hoenecke
Ciermany
Marabou
Albion
Newton
J.P. Mayer
Alvion
General Synod of
Michigan
Gott Wir Leben
Concordia
Rnk
Battle Creek rape case adjourned to May 29
Leonard Cummings faces statutory rape charges in Justice Robinson's Battle Creek court. Complainant Torenzo Young testified Friday, followed by Bertha Young, sixteen, who described the alleged acts in detail with spectators excluded. Cummings was arrested May 12 and an extended life-imprisonment penalty is implied if convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Cummings
Battle Creek
Jon
Perrinville Fire Dept Debates New Three-in-One Wagon
Perrinville firehouse members discuss the new three in one wagon bought with council funds. The light, 840 pound wagon combines hose, ladder, and gear with 40 feet of hose, ladders, lanterns, axes, and nozzles. Chief Blynn hopes it speeds ready response, as the department boasts 42 members and strong equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrinville Fire Department
Perrinville Department
Solone
Vero
Perrinville
Reu
Perringie
Blynn
Diarinvilla
Plas
Weather service plan to deliver rural farmers forecasts
The Baton Rapids Journal reports a proposal to provide daily forecasts to farmers via telegraphed cards. Weather bureau aims to mail addressed forecast cards along rural mail routes, with postmasters stamping and distributing them to households along the way. The plan, tested at seven facilities, will reach about thirty localities within a week, expanding as the system is refined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Baton Rapids Journal
Burr
Menty Pass
Tuardy
Dog Tax Rulings Clarified by Deputy Attorney General
Howell, dog warden, receives guidance on dog tax rules. No tax for dogs under three months old on May 1. Spaying a female does not change sex and tax remains. It is the warden's duty to kill unpaid dogs, and he need not visit owners for payment. Unclear start date for enforcement may bring sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiarpden Howell
Cieneral Ti
Hitiae
Relier Dlewell
Alot
Inspector Robards to Review Rural Mail Routes
Postmaster Arthur awaits the arrival of Inspector Robards of Hillsdale to assess free rural mail delivery routes from the city. Three routes are petitioned, with at least one likely approved, possibly two. Routes extend to Fredutia and Marengo, and if Robards approves, carriers begin by August first. Mr and Mrs EK Hughes acquire a new funeral car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Inspector Robards
Hillsdale
Fredutia
Marengo
Robards
Around the State in a Rural Snapshot
A Holly Advertiser note mentions a resident proposing a dog warden for cats and a patent sense killer for vermin harming fowls and even chickens. Sheep shearing begins as wool moves to market, while Olivet eyes electric light plant prospects and new waiter works. The council hires an expert for an expense estimate and bonds for the village will be voted soon. A trout regulation complaint limits speckled fish under 6 inches. Benton Harbor and Toledo railroad construction will begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Olivet
Lhe Coumuen Gouneis
Auny Orhtrian
Biens
Benton Harbor
District improvements loom as plans outlined for town projects
At the western terminus plans discussed for a new direct line from Bentson Harbor toward Dowagine through Three Rivers to Coldwater and Toledo. Obscure notes cover local deaths, a 100 year old Mrs Snyder, and scattered town meetings over taxes, wages, and public works with bills running high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aew
Benston Harbor
Dowagine
Three Rivers
Coldwater
Toledo
Small Pox Bills Presented for Payment After Health Board Meeting
After the council adjourned a board of health meeting led by Health Officer Foote discussed smal lpox epidemic bills. Bills from prior week, not audited by the board, were read by Recorder Brown and ordered paid by the finance committee pending approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CO. Hulett & Son
Alarm T Parse, Davis & Co
Brea
OLE
Reniger
Labor
J.M. Hibbard
Jennings
Norris
Chey
Supery Sors
The
Wild Tee
Hoeorest
Board of Health
Foote
Finance Committee
Brown
Court notes in Athens case and Battle Creek trials
In Circuit Court proceedings at Athens Judge Saith presided as cases moved toward Thursday. Witness Jennie Thallin testified under cross examination as Richard Miller vs James Williams continued. The People vs Nellie Bassett resulted in a $25 fine plus $5 costs for keeping a house of ill fame at Battle Creek. A liquor-law case at Battle Creek, People vs A J White, was tried and White found guilty. bill payment extended 60 days. Charles Wanke became a U.S. citizen. Joseph Wilson and Charles McClury Wilson pleaded. McClary, lacking funds, was deemed unable to defend. Crazy Miller appointed. Several other cases noted as continued or stricken by consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Bois
Henry Palmer
Winsor
Jude
Jennie Thallin
Richard Miller
James Willams
People
Dames Williams
The
Nellie Bassett
I Fame
Battle Creek
Gro
Central Stamping Co
Dubois Hardware Co
A. J. White
White
Charles Wanke
United States
Joseph Wilson
Charles McClury Wilson
McClary
Craizy Miller
You Rauber
Sa Bowling Succes weet ter properly introduced Dr. Cauld
The article notes Dr Cauld as a cure for constipation gaining phenomenal sales across the public, with many druggists praising its merits and strong popularity. It mentions trial, 50e and 100 sizes, and advertises Marshall Iron and Metal Co offering cash for rugs, iron, old rubbers, and metals at 31 East State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weetter
Dr. Cauld
Rhea
A. L. Hindeuneh
Marshall Iron & Metal Co
East State Street
Census Afoot Urges Absentees to Count Residence
The notice explains the census will count people at their residence even when away for Jung travel to avoid misrepresentation in congressional apportionment. It details questions on age race birthplace naturalization occupation schooling and home ownership and urges timely cooperation with the Census Office and district supervisors. It also promotes Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for indigestion and an ad for A L Hindenach Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jung
Congress
Raulorismo
United States
Citzen
Lash
Dr. Caldwell
A. L. Hindenach
Also Mentioned on This Page
Voldeenreiche
Ware
Pastor
sGemeindegesang
Gameindegesang
Schrifsabschmitt Glaubensbekenntuiss
Muenner-Chor Gemeindegesang
Segen von Pastor
Ka Blegsant
Callyell
Qaonth
Westsient
Fay Pir
N . A & Johnson
M.D. Bagte Creen
Bac
Wosloceewie Lm
Misa. Bertin Young
Texamination
Perrinville Fire Company
Geo
Hindownach
Bell Laspateat
Nba Comities
Gikbert
VE J Foreian
Jobe Middlehordgly
Lathroj
Robert Danthrop
Vor Raab
Ed Page
Almon Cooley
Lew Walkinhoud
Thomas Mar Albert
Jenks
Allie Owens
Frank Waleter
Geo. Son
Hindenach
Hindenaech
Vastoties Department
Poraners
Howell
Marshall May
Fur
EK. B. Hughes
the Daily News
Holly
Tekougha
Nagel
Rim
J. Nagel
STATE
Harriet Sangeler
Cieenmicas
Caandina
A. H. Webter Foverman
Lake Odessa
Ermiftsmen
Mar. Weber
Sulies
Withian
Finn
Soseph
Bayity
Qaive Q
Berher Machto
Ohio
Saxby Richason
Detroit
Bas
Merrill Till
Plainwell
Asuil
Threelitterep
Hughes
Bert Chapin
Broench
Yoo
Ney
F. M. Treote
Raron Mott
Gord Wood
Health Board
Wight
Vet Venidiay
Mila
Helive
Gianey
Hillesdale
Wartinerenswees
W. H. Rowland
Dentis
Grace Bros’. Grocery
L. P
FIRE
Life | Insurance
A. Palmer
Hetropolitab
Hagle Biock
Life
Dawtt
Kat
the Pilgrim
Home Journal
the Marshal News
Giscinnati Enquirer
the Marshall New National
the Marshall News
Tchew
Kalamazoo News
Fara, Field and Fireside
Detroit Journal
Thy
Marshall News
Michigan Farmer
Bural
Weuk
New York World
Chicago Weekly Dispatch
Marshall, Mich
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!