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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1911
Page
5
Local notes report Charles Belcher and Barry Burton, real estate and court hearings, Woodmen Degree event at Arbelter hall, and growth in Michigan peach crops. Path repairs, new homes on Kale mazoo avenue, and area job moves include Clay Van Zandt with Wr. Whalen plumbing. Weather looms with a threatened rain bluff and roads strained by drought.
Willard Bradley has sold out and Mr Wright will soon run the store. Mr and Mrs Earle expect to leave town to move onto a farm west Augusta. Air and Mrs Yoho Dedrick of Marshall and others mentioned. Mrs George Becker of Charlotte visited Martha Dedrick last week. W H Thomas and wife of Marsail were weekend visitors at Victor Wedd s. Ladies Aid to meet with Brig Stiles Main St August 17.
The park commission cites 28 dead robins found in Washington Park the other morning. Authorities suspect a poisoning or insect toxin from an uncovered nest site. Municipal and park services will investigate the bird kill and review roosting areas for safety and public health implications.
Deputy Sheriff frees youths after promises to appear before Justice Vosburgh. A Sunday night chase ends with a fine for one man. On August 5, 1893, James M Sutton and his wife died in Lake Gogaug in the lake’s first drowning incident. A catamaran boat sank after a leak and sail failure, trapping Sutton and his wife under water while others were saved.
Local notices list multiple residents and visitors in Kalamazoo and surrounding towns including Beatrice Beckwith, A P Grohens, Pringle of Detroit, J Faulkner, H L Cronin, Albert Bicknell, Mrs B B Brownfield, Fred Webb, Otto Linn, Elizabeth Houck, R B E Dunham, Madeline Barnes, Beatrice Hatch, J W Bradshaw, Ed Goeler, Webster Toland, Bertha Moore, D W Moore, David Walkinshaw, Bert Yingay, Grace Simmons, Hera Swindell, Bertha Graff, Andrew Kempf, Edna Sinclair, Frank Hauck, Elizabeth, Anna Cotton, Mil dred Dunham, and Hazel Fishbourne, with camping plans and convention attendance noted. also a health mention for Burdock Blood Bitters.
The text notes the original Continental Flag, adopted January 3, 1776, featuring 18 stripes and the union of crosses of George and Andrew. It mentions the flag's historic elements and dates.
Feamende of Verieun Colors featured a recente yom exibition in London displaying sine pick add pouamarine diamonds and related gemstones.
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