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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
5
A compact listing shows various pantry items including oranges apricots figs raisins canned corn pumpkin salmon mince meat and dried foods indicating a grocery or storage inventory excerpt. The fragment hints at a catalog or advertisement ordering essentials for kitchen use.
Seymour's advertises lemons prunes dates cranberries can peas tomatoes None Such Pumpkin buckwheat halibut and Teas spices at prices lower than usual. Also includes wash tubs clothes baskets lanterns fiber pails oil cans wood pails whisk brooms scrub brushes clothes lines all at cut prices.
Damel Francisco bought Edgar's farm and moved last week. Frank Abbott and family settled for winter in George Roche’s. Many local children have whooping cough. Tax collection to be at Commercial Savings Bank Marshall on Saturdays and J Cooper’s in Marengy on last three Mondays of December. Community notices include sessions, visits, and local happenings with multiple families mentioned.
The column records community happenings across North Marshall and Homer including school terms starting under teacher Herman Wahl, visits from Charlotte, and a stroke outbreak. It notes post office activity, church events, a burial from Matawan, a Thanksgiving gathering, and a frame shop ad. Local meetings, institute attendance, and railway work are mentioned with multiple residents and neighbors named.
Miss Bertha Carver hosted a party for her friend Charles Walters of Marshall on Friday evening. Milton and Lawrence Isibier visited their cousin Wesley Dickinson in Marshall last week. A literary society formed at the schoolhouse Monday. first debate set for Wednesday evening December 5. A dance occurred at C Gray's Friday night. Frank Weeks of Oceana county visits uncle Albert Van Arman. Frank Weaver ill. Albert VanArman moved his wagon shed Thursday. Pearl Yaudes spent Thanksgiving with Minnie Northrup. Allen Dodge attends Hykes district school in Fredonia. Herbert Saulsbury found work at Butte Creek. Large attendance at LA. 8. meeting with Mrs. Cora Eyre.
Jason W Clark named administrator for the estates of Robert Hubbard and Newton J Ackley. Deli Turner appointed as appraiser and commissioner. The filing places are in Iowa with Wednesday reference to the home of the deceased and involved parties.
Fred Zanger promotes a new dry goods store at State and Madison, boasting the most complete stock in cloaks, dresses, silks, undergarments, and hosiery with modern styles and money-saving offers. The ad urges customers to remember the shop for dry goods and cloaks and lists the phone number 227.
Washington November 24 Chairman Tull of the House Military Affairs Committee called a meeting for next Tuesday to discuss a new army bill. He met with the president and War Department officials, saying the administration seeks solid legislation rather than a temporary extension. The Taft commission reportedly says 15004 Filipino troops could enlist for Philippines service, with native troops praised for effectiveness and efficiency in British India.
The porte rejects the exequatue for a United States consul at Maepoot, a move US legation calls a treaty-right violation. Dr. Alismas U Norton, appointed to establish a Harpool post, is ordered to proceed. The battleship Kentucky's Smyrna visit is linked to this issue and indemnity talks.
Short specials report Charlemagne Tower American ambassador to Husela denies resigning and outlines stance while tracing recent diplomatic signals and domestic political reactions.
Market reports show dull flour and wheat unsettled in Chicago futures with several commodity quotes. Prices for pork, lard, butter, eggs, oats, corn, and barley listed. live stock hogs mixed. neighborhood notices promote milliner shop at 211 West State Street Marshall.
Hope fades as Cushman Kellogg Davis weakens at his St Paul bedside. Delirium recurs and nourishment falters while physicians note nearing death. The sun night report records reduced strength and low nourishment as family and nurses attend him.
By the queen's command a funeral service for Sir Arthur Sullivan will be held at noon November 27 in the Chapel Royal, St James's Palace, London.
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