Pan-American crowds eyed as county fair week nears
Vast October plans unfold in Michigan with fraternal day at the county fair, excursions to Detroit and Jackson, budgeted gains from the state fair, and preparations for Praternity Day. Notable items include pension changes for Margaret Barrett and Charles Chapin, new train schedules, and local club activities.
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Twentieth Michigan Infantry
Ann Arbor
Michigan Central
Detroit
Jackson
Margaret A. Barrett
Ceresco
William Barrett
Fredonia
Marshall
Courthone
Hartis Creek
Powell
Atheny
Eaton Rapids
Eckford Farmers Club
Charles II
Chapin
State Tax Commission
United States
Atserivan
Maccabee's
Augusta
Jobo Curzins
Emmons
Murenxo
Judie Winne
D. Williams
Battle Creek
Mogland
Scotland
Uge
Court taking testimony in Dickson versus M O R R Co case
Circuit Court records show testimony completed and arguments held this forenoon and afternoon with the case then sent to the jury. The next matter on call is Hutchinson vs Weeks as the docket moves through various actions including a verdict of no cause for action in Dickson v. Michigan Central, and guilty pleas for liquor-law violations.
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W.H. Dickson
W. (.Dickson
Battle Creek
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Dickson
McCnamiey Street
J. M. Powers
Dlamtitt and Hulbert
Mochem
Mesara
Waltz
Schmidt
Sarah J. Weeka
Leonard J. Hutchinson
Hatch & Vago
Plaintitf
Salisbury & North
Sarah J. Weeks
Leonard F. Hutchinson
George
Haynes
George Agnesy
Smith
Hastings
Mary
Page
Lyman
Kelley & Kellogg
F. W. Clapp
E.R. Hawking & Co
Clark M. Cady
Corts
Mary A. Page
Lyman Beach
Canning Drive Aids The News Dulcenin Home
Editors appeal for canned vegetables to stock the empty Dulcenin Home cellar. Ladies in the canning business are asked to donate at least one can, with two cans welcomed, to support the Home’s needs and comfort this year.
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Jst
F. C. Stuart
Public Auction at Leander Smith Farm in Fredouin Township
J Schwalaman announces a county auction at Leander Smith Farm two miles south of Lyon Lake Church and 11 miles east on Tuesday Oct 15. Amos Haasch is auctioneer. Items include 6 horses 26 cattle 100 sheep 21 hogs farm implements 30 tons hay 10 acres corn 50 cords wood and 200 gallons cider vinegar. All sums over $10 cash carry one year.
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Schwalaman
Leander Smith Farm
Fredouin
Lyon Lake
Amos Haasch
Vertis
Commoner circulation milestone and Bryan contribution noted
The Commoner reports a six month circulation of 160,008 copies, a record for American periodicals. It highlights Bryan's strong political analysis and notes a combined offer with Florence News for one year at $1.00, compared to $2.00 if subscribed separately.
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Bryan
Bix. B
Fluruball News
Municipal Affairs Update on Electric Road Work and Smallpox Care
City council met Monday with Aldermen present. Pending items included sidewalk on Mansion street and sanitary closet bids for the fire hall. Smallpox care costs were debated citywide, with Dr. Houston contracted at 5 dollars per day plus 1 dollar per family member, while other salaries and street works details were approved or tabled for the next session.
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Ald. Byeler
John Bush
Mansion Street
W.J. Cowsatt
Bentley & Greiner
Fire Department
Grant Miller
Ald. Miller
Tino
Houston
Ald
Dean
Sawyer
Electric Railroad
Couth
Quiver
Maarshal
Excursions to Toledo by Rail With Special Fares
Toledo excursion notes list Gineimusui Northern and Cincinnati Northern trains to Toledo on Oct 6 and Oct 11 with round trip fares of 1.00 and 2.50, one day and two day limits, and late return options for Oct 7. Children ages 8 to 12 pay half. Specials include Lake Erie park events and a Cresceus race day. Pan American Exposition via M O BR R offers six and 14 and 20 day excursion tickets with varied prices.
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Toledo
Gineimusui Northern Railroad
Totedo
Lake Erie Park and Casino
Cincinnati Northern
Cresceus
Pan American
Couch
Resolution notice on property assessments in Missball
A city resolution, adopted by the Common Council, announces that special assessment segments for lower district three on Stuta street, district four on State street, and district two on Prospect street have been reported and filed with the recorder. The council will meet October 11, 1901, to review the assessments. Objections must be written and submitted to the city recorder by that date.
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Common Council
Stuta Street
Kalamarov Avenue
High Street
Buig
State Street
Marshall Evenuy
Prospect Strep
Linden
Mulberry Streels
Board of Supervisors
Recorder
Avid Board of Supervisors
Courtior Council
Council
Missball
Guans
Marshall News The Commoner. Bryan's Paper Brief
The Marshall News The Commoner Bryan's Paper item appears as a local newspaper fragment with unclear details. Readable names, places, and events are not fully legible in the OCR snippet.
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Marshall News
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Bryan
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George Lamphere
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Shanafelt
Owosso
F. A. Scuart
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Rice Creek
Calhoun
K. Qo.s M
Cincinnatti Northern
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West Michigan
Grand Rapids
Louia Fowles
Hoote
Chicago
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
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Mutchin
Claude Hartela
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Marengo Village
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Physicians Directory
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Mtroce
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