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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1892
Page
9
A garbled OCR fragment mentions payment in advance for items including Old Clathea Hate Cape Boots and more. The text is incomplete and names a Brooks related purchase chain but lacks clear actions or dates.
The Athens Times notes a curious tale from Tennessee where a man named Fred Sheaper was described as "plowing up a human akelaton" while breaking up goil. The report quotes Orian L. Mérchead, a former resident visiting his uncle Morehead, arriving April 18 after a 27 hour trip. Mérchead remarks on warm weather, wheat jointing, corn planting, blooming flowers, and clover growth, with rains delaying sowing.
An advertisement touts a new liver and digestion regulator with pills and free samples at Elaton's. College events include Prof. Dickie addressing the Prohibition Club, a College Orchestra concert, and a Baptist lecture by Rev. Haney. Local sports note Michigan baseball defeated Albion 18 to 3, while Hilledale loses to Albion. Personnel shifts: Ray Fritz ships goods. I. T. Peabenly ill. I. D. Rowdenbush starts furniture and undertaking work. C. W. Mordoff resigns as station agent. Jackett to succeed Mordell.
Doctor K Thomas of Valdosta Georgia endorses Bradfelds Female Regulator. The ad states years of steady demand and high satisfaction, claiming physicians use it in practice with satisfactory results. Sold by W T Drake in Valdosta.
The Seventh day Adventists plan to erect an orphanage and home for the aged in the city. Myron W. Newton of the city has been awarded a hydrostatic scale patent. Margery Perry died this morning at her Penfield home of paralysis, aged 84. Mrs A H Harder, near the city, died of grippe. Eugena Downs, son of the late David J. Downes, died yesterday at his mother's residence 119 East Main Street of consumption. Chas E Barnes sold the Michind Patriot to E W Miner of Rushville. Miner will manage the Patriot for the People’s party of Michigan. Eugene Glass, editor of the Dog Fancier and president of the Western Michigan Kennel Club, spoke at the 80's Boy Scout Fair.
The town catalogues a cache of local and visiting players joining a new city team. Jaméa Cushman from Galt Ong leads a robust roster with pitchers, catchers, and infielders. The club, organized by F. Russell and J.F. Cush, leases driving park grounds and aims for first class condition.
Merchant tailors announce a spring hat sale while winter caps linger, offering stiff hats at 150 instead of 2.50 to 3.00. They press their long experience and privileges, claiming no risk in trading with them and promising proportional price cuts at the store.
Four Mothers praise Castoria as harmless pleasant and effective with no narcotics. The wrappers carry the formula and physicians prescribe it. A testimonial from Mrs Hate of Portland notes her child Bobbie improved daily after starting Castoria, restoring health and letting her rest.
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