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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
8
A consumer compares Ivory Soap with tinted toilet soap, noting Ivory lasts longer at half the size and a quarter the cost of alternatives. Even lightly scented dainty packaging would still command higher prices for much smaller cakes, implying Ivory offers better purity and value.
The Tekonsha column notes a new doctor in town and a possible second physician arrival. A court case in Justice Bildren's court, Fred Mills found guilty for violating village ordinances with a fine or jail time. Township death toll rose to 24 with an average age of 59.
In Ceresco last Wednesday evening three sons Mack Hoy and Arthur gave their mother Mrs Eugene Williame a new steel range with cooking features turning the town into a talking point. Reports also note timber shipments for bridge work and various local illnesses while residents cope with flu and bronchitis. Charles Felt departed Monday for an unspecified destination amid a string of otherwise routine village notes.
A fragmentary report recalls a Friday evening gathering with a choir program, readings, and vocal performances by Alma Port, Nellie Hamilton, Mira Herbert Bradley, and others. Mention of attendance and weather accompanies brief remarks on a soldiers' meeting and a policy question debated by participants.
East Eckford residents hear of social events at J L Taylor home on Wednesday January 30. Cream and cake served. Many ill with La Grippe at home. Arthur Francisco visited Clarence Miller. Miss Mattie Miller visiting Marabais friends. Mrs. Merrill Zimmerman ill with gripe. A social at Wv Taylor home planned for Wednesday evening. Mrs Poff and Mr Ned Taylor mentioned in local notes. An ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets for colds.
Newton report notes Mrs Anna Dove and children spent Monday and Tuesday with friends in Union City. L and Clara Chase of Lawrence visited locals and returned home. Paul Goodrich, long ill, shows slow recovery.
The Fredonia Ladies-Aid Society will meet with Mrs Henry Eyre on Wednesday at 10 o clock. The Fredonia Farmers Club will meet with Mr and Mrs Fred Goodrich on Wednesday February 6 at 10:30 a.m. Miss Jessie Houston is visiting Albion friends. Mrs Nathan Hollon, who has been ill, is now recovering.
CONVIS The L A 8 we meet with Mrs A J Blynn Thursday January 31 at 11 9 m Gentlemen invited J O Sherman veteran editor of Vermontville Mich Koko has discovered the remarkable secret of keeping old people young for years he has avoided Nervousness Sleepless ness Indigestion Heart trouble
A detailed account describes Wisconsin’s state shield bearing a badger, the Badger State symbol, designed by Milwaukee sculptor Paul Kupper. The 14 inch figure sits above the forward turret of the battleship, which recently achieved over 18 knots on trial. The vessel, 368 feet long and 11,520 tons, is nearly complete in San Francisco.
The latest official figures show 142 public schools in Hawaii with 344 teachers and 11 433 pupils. Private schools add 48 institutions employing 200 teachers and 4 054 pupils.
William Sprinkles shipped a consignment of birdskins including 995 birds: sea penguins 50 laughing gulls 45 Wilson terns 4 royal terns 12 Toast terns 5 pairs of wings 2 pelican pking valued at 122.55 The New Orleans Picayune notes ads for such pills and DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Dr Robert Wilbrandt, son of a famous author, won a Berlin prize for Kant work but the manuscript may need revision before publication due to passages that offend the government.
Sam P. Jones, famed Georgia evangelist, is seriously ill and has gone to his daughter's home in Atlanta. Recovery uncertain, likely long absence from public preaching or lecturing.
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets claiming a cure for a cold with a money back guarantee. The box carries Grove's signature and a warn that the product is sold by druggists.
Detroit market prices for live cattle and stockers reflect moderate receipts this week. Michigan Central Stock Yards listing shows dull dairy cattle and scarce calves, with cows around 25.45 and calves scarce but active from 4.00 to 7.50 per head. Prices for hogs and pigs also noted with varying quotes and discounts for cripples and offal.
There are now on the reservations in New York state 4,850 Indians and a Missionary says that at least five eighths of them adhere to the old pagan religion rights and superstitions.
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