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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1911

Page

8

Markets Across Regions Report Mixed Farm Prices Aug 17

East Buffalo livestock receipts 75 head with firm prices. hogs steady at 8.15 to 8.20. Toledo grain prices wheat 9 1/4d, corn 7 1/4d. Chicago grain mixed wheat 89 1/2, corn 64 3/8, oats 41 6-80. Detroit wheat 86 1/2, corn 66 1-20. Marshall market prices for butter 23c per lb, eggs 15c, hens and spring chickens, hay and cereals, potatoes at 1.50.

Buffalo East Buffalo N. Y Gattle—Neécelpts Toledo Chicago Marshall

Market Prices For Meats And Livestock Report

The market notes provide live cattle and hog quotes with Meate Steers at 6 to 35.60 per 100. Cows listed 36 0'4/1-20, veal 71-26, mutton 81/2 cents, and lamb at 7 cents. Heavy hogs and stag prices also indicated as part of the readout.

Life of Robert Owen as model for workers

A fragment recounts a French traveler in Africa claiming elephants pull teeth with a loop and mock taxonomy, then vanishes into a derailed tale. It endorses studying Robert Owen born May 14 1771 as a humane employer who kept workers busy in dull times and made money by it.

Africa Robert Owen

Michigan United Railways Third Rail Electric

The notice concerns the Jackson Kalamazoo division of the Michigan United Railways third rail electric line, outlining planned changes or developments affecting service and infrastructure in the division.

Third Rail Electric Jackson-Kalamazoo Division

Train Schedules Effective May 27 1911

Effective May 27 1911 limiteds east and Detroit through Jackson. Local trains daily except Sunday. Connections at Jackson for Lansing St Johns and Owasso with Detroit links. Brown G. El BP A Jackson Mich signed.

Jackeoun Detroit A. M B. M Albion AMOL Jackson Lansing St. Johns Owasso Detroit Connections FLW Brown G. EL A. Jackson, Mich

Local Notes From Union And Surrounding Areas

Henry Schwark bought the Getchell farm near Ceresco and was in Union by Wednesday. Campers at Lee lake include Ned Acker Jim Barington and families and Mrs Lucas of Battle Creek. The Mohrhardt reunion at Lee lake drew forty one attendees.

Newton Henry Schwark Walter Thunder Getchell Ceresco Melody Giord L. Coler A Crere Lee Lake Burlington Chauncey Bond Metoska County Qrea Ned Acker Jim Barington Lucas Battle Creek Fred Mohrhardt Grand Rapids Mesdames Blanchard Meyes Mersiall Mohrhardt

Albion residents and visitors gather in late summer

Lake Jacob Line and Wilord visit Albion with family. William and Deli Sears plus Miss Anderson travel to Ludington. Bubworth Randall, Albion farmer, works in Battle Creek and visits relatives. Vorhees Bros. barn near Rice Creek. Mrs Sine and Mrs Kimball host. Orra Kimball in Springport. Van Ocker hosts bead tie event at new house Saturday night August 19.

Jacob Line Wilord Albion William Anderson R. BR. Winger Deli Sears Rice Creek Mirs Jacob Sine Casevy Kimball William Rough Orra Kimball Springport Carrie Kimball Charles “van Ocker Frank Banday

Various Patent Remedies and Advertisements From Old Newspaper

An assortment of 19th century drug ads touts cures and tonics. It features testimonials for Bali Catarrh Cure and Dean's Ointment, with claims of personal trust and financial capability from merchants Brahan Mazer and others. Includes generic health claims and pricing details.

Bali Téteds Cheney Transzac Uone Biz Fem Waving BraHan

War costs and social friction cited in Angell theory

An analysis cites Norman Angell on the Franco Prussian conflict stating Germany paid about 400 million more than indemnities received, with 150 million spent on a larger peace army, 406 million in wages to the killed and wounded, and a war force enlarged by 100 thousand for forty years. It notes losses to German trade and markets and mentions social friction as women criticize desks marked for ladies only at the British Museum.

Norman Angell Germany France Hessue

Women’s Woes Relief From Kidney Ailment Mentioned

Marshall woman Mrs. Charles W. Loomis reports back pain headaches and fatigue eased after using Doan’s Kidney Pills from P. C. Seaman & Con Drug Store. Ad promotes Doan’s with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents and recalls 50 cent price.

Dean P. C. Seaman & Con Drug Store Alice Ili Foster-Milpurn Co New York United States Doan

New Brunswick government promotes farming via cattle and horse imports

The New Brunswick government encourages farming progress by importing cattle and horses of approved breeds and selling them to new farmers at reduced rates. In some cases deductions were offered on part of the purchase price.

Bronewick Government Haa

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Mich Michigan United Railways Mesdames Hadwin Hornberger Waurice Cory Blanchard Hayes Miss Marion L. A. Blanchard G. Goodrich Frank Katz Tekonsha Harrigan Wood Ann Arbor Wilson Union City Back Lake Seine Gara The Progressive Farmer Central National Bank of Battle Creek Savings Department Macuraing British Museum Charles W. Loomis Hanover St Marshall, Mich STORY Michigan Business and Normal College Argubriget David Sillers Michigan Business & Normal College Michigan Business Normal College House Champ Clark House of Representatives O. M. Dickinson Raquest Michigan Business & Normal Colleges J. Argubright West Main Battle Greek Sec’y
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