Contingent Moves Toward Island Lake For 15th Regiment
Marshall Company X units prepare to join the 15th Regiment at Island Lake tomorrow. Captain Lockton commands the group. First Lieutenant Fountain from Hastings and Second Lieutenant Rowley from Charlotte lead their contingents to Lansing. Telegraphs will confirm how many men to ship. some will march overland to gain active service. Also notes recruitment and local candidate discussions for county sheriffs and summer schooling in Battle Creek Mich.
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Waland Lake
Island Lake
15Th Regiment
Lockton
Amondol
Sland Lake
Fountain Startas
Hastings
Rowley
Charlotte
Lansing
ATdandrome Book for a Two teut Stay
New publication by the D oC Einay invites readers planning a summer outing to mail 20 cents for an illustrated pamphlet. It features engravings and halftones of summer resorts from Cleveland to Detroit and Mackinac, details on tour costs, transportation and hotel fares, and travel information. Address A A Shanty G P A Detroit Michigan.
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Tbe D. Oc
Einay
Bose
Cleveland
Tulsdo
Detroit
Platyresque Mackinac
Ato
Addrey A. A. Shanty
Mich
Detroit Visit Sparks Curfew Talk and Local Happenings
Detroit is in town this week as Athens pushes for a curfew. Hillsdale County to get a new courthouse. Wade Green entertained his 10th grade class. Local schools, telephones, and lake area news fill this jumble of notes from Marshall and nearby towns.
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Ches. P
Detroit
Athens
Hillsdale County
Wade Green
Homer
Ndex
Denet
Hughes
Woolsey Templeton
Cubs
Austin
Bosley
Lyon Lake
Court House
Albion
B. Mabrey
Satapay
Mabrey
Bickle
Marengo
Polles Court Plotion and Town Disorder
James Kho was drunk and disorderly on the streets Wednesday and arrested by Officer Comstock. He was released after promising to leave town. Others from a nearby farm, Sutliff, Dyer, and Mingle, caused trouble. Sutliff and Mingle fought Dyer and later beat Mingle. Warrants and arrests followed, with Sutliff and Mingle jailed and Dyer elusive. Additional fights involving Eligs Taylor and Martin Groening Jr. were noted. a street incident during the week ended with a discomforting melee and a petty theft involving rice and fruit.
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James Kho
Comstock
Reiley
Elliott
Battle Creek
Lamiant
Fred Sutlitf
Chas. Dyer
Simon Mingle
Sullitf
Dyer
Mingle
Hearns
Sutliff
Taylor
Gregnhog
Michigan
Battle Creek hopes spark county seat shift amid debate
Battle Creek advocates urge moving Calhoun county seat from Marshall to their city as population shifts redraw local power. Editors critique the plan while noting Marshall’s steady court service and Battle Creek’s heavy bonded debt complicates new construction. The debate centers on geography, growth, and financial feasibility.
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Marshall
Calhoun County
Bate Crook
Mirahall
Marshallas
Battle Creek
Court House
Battle
County Clerk Sees Jona as a Star Month for Marriages
County Clerk Austin asserts Jona is a star month for marriages though he concedes uncertainty about a Teasop. The garbled line hints at a local official comment on marriage timing and a mystery term.
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Austin
Jona
Reunion Honors Marshal High School Alumni
The Alamni of the high school held a reunion with over 100 members and equal guests. A literary program was followed by a banquet in the Arbor Hall. Officers elected include Louis Calitos president and Belle Watson vice president. Music, toasts, and reflections honored former teachers and students, recalling past years and celebrating lasting friendships.
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Weer
Louis
Ccalitos
Belle
Watson
Presi Ant
Victoria Monk Bocrecary
Doring
Olen
Statesman
Leach
Aleary N. French
Kalangysog
Marshal Schools
Leo Matterson
Admiral Dewey
Toulg Callins
Audigues
HE. Davis
Henry N. French
Orr Ad Cothe Snags Offer With Wallet Price Tag
A garbled line hints at a local ad about an offer or price for water related item. The readable bits suggest a price or bargain context and a referenced name Orr Ad Cothe.
Ministers Prepare Sermon and Sunday Meetings
Rev Wilson will deliver a sermon at the M E church on Sunday morning with True Friends as the subject. Evening meetings of the Endaaroy societies will discuss Honoring father and mother with references from Eph 1 4 and Prov 17 0 21 25. District Sunday school rally planned for August at the fair grounds, covering Marshall Marengo Convis Lee townships and Marshall city. The central division of Ladies Aid societies will hold its
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Wilson
M. E
Endaaroy
Marshall
Marengo
Convis Sud Lee
Ladies Aid Societies
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Busness College
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Jones
Loms
Lo Wastin
Michigan Business and Normal College
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Will Owens
Lottie Ware
Mary Hlakeslea
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Hillarale County
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Unttla Creek
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Coldwater High School
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LaBelle
Full Lake
Faney
Abe Busenbark
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Grand Rapids
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Jckey
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Michigan Sanitarium and Benevolent Association
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Royal Cycle Co
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Polles Court
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