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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1901
Page
3
Albion notes report Mrs Herbhorn ill and a 90th birthday for Andrew Carnegie, plus local marriages, church fund drives, school vacation, and a large list of civic items. Reports include legal actions, bank dividends, a pistol incident, and forthcoming dances, funerals, and town events across Albion and surrounding areas.
Paschal Hughes was arrested by Constable Bean on a warrant in Justice Dennison's court for embezzlement. A hearing was held and reset. the People’s case against Haskell Pineley, tried by jury in Justice Merrill's Court, involved a charge of pointing a weapon near a local residence.
An ad-style testimonial promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets as cures for weak and sick women. It claims to restore regularity, heal inflammation, and cure various female ailments, urging readers to write to Buffalo, New York for private correspondence and treatment.
Circuit Court in Battle Creek heard the Michigan Sanitarium and Benevolent Association case over tax exemption for a charitable institution. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff at 9,245.30, after arguments about organization under state law and exemption from taxes, with direction for potential appeal to higher court.
The court extended time for filing bills of exceptions in multiple cases including Mary Hoag on the Supreme council of the International Gongrean and G H Greene vs H B Willisma to 80 days from November 26. Michigan Sanitarium and Benevolent Association v City of Battle Creek also granted 80 days. Several cases were continued or put on call for Monday and Tuesday.
A Marshall notice urges citizens to financially aid the local W. O. T. U. amid a rent shortfall for their rooms, asking for guarantees of ten dollars monthly until June 192. It stresses the value of maintaining the organization as a moral and family safeguard and mentions a committee to approach business leaders for donations.
A period ad pitches Mexican Syrup as a safe cure for coughs and colds costing 25 cents and promises testimonials on the wrapper. It also touts Mother's Worm Byrap to expel intestinal worms, Mexican Root Pills for cleansing the system, Gooch's Quick Relief for cramps, and Gooch's Sarsapurlia as a blood purifier, all promoting inexpensive remedies.
A fragmentary OCR glimpse notes a weekly publication priced at one dollar. Mentions of recurring issues and a rough sense of annual rhythm appear, but specific events, dates, or names remain unclear in this damaged text.
County Drain Commissioner Charles Mead invites bids for cleaning out deepening and widening of Fish Lake Drain in Marengo township Calhoun County Michigan. Project includes three feet bottom, 12 inch pipe, bonds required, terms to be set at bidding. bids open December 11 1001 at 0 o clock. Public hearing and assessment review follow 9am-5pm.
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