Marshall County notices and rates advertisement
An old California style county notice sheet lists J P Beach Hal Cay and Stock Manufacturer along STATE STREET with marshal Ladd and harness makers. It shows Madison firm Wallingford's office in Marshall Village Company and billing terms 200 per annum, with rates for advertising and office services across Western Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Beach
Hal,Cay
State Street
Marshall
LADD
NEW Oak Bock
Marsitall
Seneesans
The Carpenter's Boy Returns as Albany Merchant Hope
In 1830 New York a carpenter's apprentice, Albert, wins the heart of Miss Lelia Vermont after saving her from a coach accident. Years later, facing ruin, Mr Vermont meets Albert again, who by then leads a flourishing Albany business with Lelia at his side as the carpenter's boy becomes a respected partner and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lelia Vermont
Fashionale
New York
Vermont
Lelia
Mr. Orville
Albert
Shrivy
Arkwright
Fulton
Watt
Franklin
Whitney
Albany
de. W. P
Professor M
City of
Eli
Saare
Siahger
Albers
Maters
Elis
Tlow
Albert Orville
Pinner
Orxsite
Elsa
Orville
Vermone
Loigffer
Presidential Race Teases Turf Amid Odd Horses Named
A spirited spoof on a presidential purse race features racy horse names Teetotum Old Larry and Magician with colorful backstories. The piece details horses entered or rumored including Tee Totum Tecumseh and Magician with odds ranging from 2 to 1 against Old Harry to 99 to 1 against Tee Totum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verrous
Tee-totum
Richmond
Las Summer
Stumbee
Bob
Black Dan
Sin Joka
Ida Fall
Tecumseh
Warrior
Elis
Mulatta
Magician
Convention
Grandam
Party
Slippery Elm
Caucus
Tippecanoe
Elissadale
Old Fairey
Bright Bay
Flo
New York
Jrckey
Ohio
Old Harry
Barkwoodsman
France
Penn's Land
Qld
Harry
Sir John
Tecumsey
Michigan Legislature Action and Reports on Bills and Committees
The Michigan Senate and House discuss and pass multiple bills including highway tax application to Marshall, medical practice revisions, and canal funding. joint resolutions address postage, public works, and prison labor. Committees report on agriculture, banks, and road projects with debates over printing and translations. A broad set of readings and approvals unfolds through February 6 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Niles
Marshall
Patterson
House
Murphy
Committee On Books and Incorporations
Alphidelphi Association
Parmelee
Joslin
Committee On Federal Relations
Clinton and
Kalamazoo Canal
St. Joseph River
J. J. Rudson
Itouse
Perittéx
Wt. Hall
Nr. Schoolcraft
Congress
Committee On Banks
Jackson
Short
Committee of Roads and Bridges
Grana ‘Rapids
Bellevue
Joshiz
Mc Leod
Mit
St. Paul
Horace
Seneca
Ramsdell
Livermore
Siricaeu
Pratt
Committee On Public Lands
New York
Moody
Shearer
Agricultural Society
Videtto
Toma Tuecom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Business Directory
HH. Powers
Caw
TOMER
Calhoun Co
Wright Gordon
Antarary Iy
Lem
HVER
Comstock & Valley
Marsuat Ie
M. S. Brackett
Seller
Larry Master
Oerneer Yy Noury
Pibtre
Coventy
Uptagvur
Eaton County
Mich
Joseph i Chedley
Lstire of the Peace
Ton Tisurence Company
Hartford
Ame
Ord Randall Hobart
PHM Prage
Wallingford
MLOCI
Eee
Greyes
M. D. Kim
Bath
Honteomett
Warratc
Berarreas
J. Fl. Montgomery
M. D. Tsa
Marshall Richigan
W. Force
M.D
Church
N . Callen Tore
Nona
Herman Camp
Maer
Ieth
Mansiall
Lucien B. Tanealer
N. T. .T. Ludden
DRG
Townseed
Aid Betael
He. Dhe
William Coffin
Lean Getaid
Miedenee
CoilonGoods
Onus the Mansiesuls Nolse
COOK
Wilmarth
Ordesries
Boots ‘UN, Sons
State Atreat
Gia. N. Bolles
Marsvale
Frink & Butler
A. Callender
Medivinen
Parity
Aamshald
Comstock & Halsey
Exchange Square
C. P. Dibble & CO
Marshall Exchange
BF & J. Hinman
Beu't
Croccer , Hardiearche
Salaralus
Dallevce, Baton CO
A. van Horn
Calhoun County
Court House
Efall
G. & Wright
Marshall Village Company
BLACK
Caloun
Seth Lewis
Tenns
Poifiteat
New York American
General Canter
Astor
Teetotum
Old Larry
Widows and Orphans
Texas
Penny Tarsanu
Legislature of
Michigan
Sewars
Starkey
Select Committee
Cust
Gray
Art. Willson
Paterson
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