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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1895
Page
8
Secretary of State Greshoiatins reported a Madrid dispatch from United States minister Iiinus Taylor promising Spain will accede to American demands in the lfanoa affair and that the Condo de Venad captain will be tried for firing on an American vessel outside the zona. The tone suggests the state department deems the course vindicated by the outcome.
Osronco April 2 Newton area news recalls pioneer Newton settler Benjaman Chamberlain of Bedford Mass died April 20 1886 in Newton Calhoun County Michigan aged 88 with wife and two children left. Funeral April 23 led by Rev Harbridge. Also local items mention property sales milling power deals and community concerns including vandalism, school meetings, and visits by residents with family news.
A dated letter from Deering Harvester Co. warns Farmers that competitors push false claims about ball and roller bearings being worn from Deering machines. The firm offers $100 for a set of worn balls and rollers from a Deering unit proven worn by proper care. It asserts Deering bearings outwear brass or similar parts, urges buyers to report rival claims, and cites a 2600-machine Michigan sale in 1804. The notice includes a legal testimonial about Hall’s Catarrh Cure and a land seekers excursion schedule, but the core item warns against dishonest rival marketing and defends Deering bearings.
Merchant J S White & Co advertises tinware including milk pans dish pails and copper boilers with prices, plus japanned pails and garden sets. Also lists millinery offerings, fabrics and fabrics including sheeting shirting flannels and outing goods alongside terms and location cues in a dense 19th century storefront notice.
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