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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
4
Notice to subscribers due to post office changes. Subscriptions must be paid in advance. Rates listed for one year in advance. Flood reference appears in issue text.
A historical health warning notes the house fly as a disease spreader. Pennsylvania Health Dept urges clean stable floors and tightly covered kitchen waste while advising cautious use of formaldehyde mixtures. prevention of garbage accumulation is emphasized to curb breeding.
The one eyed editor of the Loutaville Courier- Scurass advocates selling Philip lined lands to Japan to fund acquiring Lower California. He envisions a 600 mile long strip 60 to 106 cities wide, inhabited by a warlike race. He claims settlement would be rapid, while warning Fallinpines costly and a potential future risk with Orient nations. He critiques textbooks and praises Watterson’s idea as not so bad.
A jumble of editorial jabs analyzes Taft's faltering momentum amid weather and political headwinds. Bryan faces pressure within the Democrats while Roosevelt resurfaces as a political option. European events and market chatter color the mood as press commentary probes the coronation and public sentiment.
Report notes a chaotic incident on Helehts avenue where a driver collided with two dogs a baby a telegraph post and another vehicle. Witnesses say the driver remarked on his failed chant and blamed spirits for the mishap.
Social notes recount a Gull Lake house party of Kappa Delta Pi sisters at Gull Lake Heysets and Frankton Beach with chaperone Mrs T Webb, a Bruce Lake picnic planned by Hulett and families, a Togo Point picnic including the Zimmermans and Misses Panoy, Kalamazoo birthday luncheon for Mrs Church’s circle, Gamma Delta Tau sorority at Bijou, Branson Church house party with a Homer trip, and a Canada via Acton auto trip by Mrs Lee Baldwin and family with return by another route.
In Kopist Bruek risked his life saving a drowning boy and fell ill from cold after waiting weeks for help. He was fined one crown for omitting a required statement on his petition for aid, as officials cite Austrian red tape causing further delay.
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