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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1911
Page
6
Seventieth year edition notes subscription change due to post office rules asking subscribers to pay in advance. The notice explains rates and emphasizes prepayment on a long running local paper. The page also contains recollections reflecting on past eras and life’s fleeting nature.
The Life illustrated magazine story follows a struggling newspaper office in a March storm as staff wrestle with late sales, a sick business manager, and a beleaguered editor. An emissary from American News Company delivers a heavy load of papers while doubts haunt the room.
The Redheaded Club formed at Ohio State University expands to Reversi colleges under a cryptic Greek letter name. The piece praises red hair as honorable, citing Shakespeare and other geniuses, and wishes luck to the Red-Headed fraternity while noting social ribbing.
The article discusses an Indianapolis plan led by Mayor Shank to form householder protective associations across districts. They would bid to supply meters for six months to a year, aiming to reduce middleman markups in trade and address high costs. It notes precedents in Britain and Europe and weighs personnel, cooperation, and governance as key to success or failure.
A fragment notes a clash between the Otinters and the Los Angeles Times publisher triggering world attention. Structural ironworkers were involved in the context of the McNamara brothers saga, with implications for public opinion and press credibility.
The infant Eulalia drew Chicago attention for behavior at a world fair reception. Now in Paris she publishes a French book defending divorce, supporting socialism, and art freedom. Her nephew, the Spanish king, orders suspension until review. She retorts by telling him to "go to grass" and markets her estates in Spain for spending abroad.
Jury in Andrew Byers vs William Williams case on damages for alleged $140 commission in farm sale. Trial late yesterday produced a verdict of $241 for the plaintiff after a three hour deliberation. Attorneys Hooper and D C Salisbury for plaintiff. Mechorm, Owen, McKenzie, Westerman for the Commonwealth Power Company and others.
Sr Dobbins, president of New Process Steel Co, says there is a good prospect the plant will be disposed to new operators. The facility is currently run by a receiver with 12 men, paused on new business, focusing on finishing unfinished orders. Three different firms have shown intent to join the market.
An old advertisement extols Dr Eins's New Discovery as a remedy for coughs colds bronchial trouble and breathing issues. It claims rapid improvement and offers trial bottles while listing a price of 50 cents to a dollar. The piece mentions J W Bladshaw as an owner or distributor.
A damaged OCR fragment from a Buffalo New York notice mentions agents for the United States and references experience, testimony, and renewed encouragement. It includes unclear phrases about personal suffering and satisfaction with some unnamed products or services.
Shaky OCR fragment lists items and people including Allen Adaress Alien Olmated Leroy. Mentions small sizes and leather shoes. No clear event, date, or complete context available.
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