Local Notes and Social Items From Marshall
A crowded page mentions residents visiting, returning travelers, and upcoming meetings. Miss Louise Vernor earns a promotion to Seventh Street school with higher pay. The Presbyterian missionary society meets July 7 at 3 PM. The St Alban's lodge plans a regular meeting and local weather notes report heat waves and a cooler spell. A horse dies from heat on the Arms farm and asphalt-sheathed houses gain notice in Marshall.
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Louise Vernor
Board of Education
Grand Rapids
Miss Vernor
Missionary talk at East Bedford School
Bliss Katherine Gerow a missionary from India will give a feature Sunday afternoon at the East Bedford school house at 3 20 pm. She will discuss her work in India the customs of the people and aspects of life in that distant country with no admission fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Katherine Gerow
India
Local residents take short trips and visits around Michigan
A stream of names shows residents traveling to Detroit Cleveland Port Huron Lansing and Gull Lake for visits and vacations. Individuals including Giberson Schuyler French and Alta Cook appear alongside couples such as Mr and Mrs Van Arman and Mr and Mrs Wardle y sharing movements to White Pigeon Detroit and Battle Creek with several heading to Gull Lake Lean Lake and various lakeside retreats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giberson
Leerett
Schuyler French
Lansing
B. P. van Arman
Wheeler
Ernest . van Arman
Janson
Andrs. Getse Wardeley
Pittsburg
City
F. H. Cuezins
Harold Raub
Cleveland
Charles Knox Bes
White Pigeon
Bertha Franenridar
Detroi
F. H. Potter
Battle Creak
Franses Church
Gulf Lake
Cerrall Callins
Iron, Lake
Tom Coatstock
Hert Beadon
Battle Creek
B. M. Babbitt
Allison Babbitt
Lrop Lake
Geormes
Gull Lake
Dwight Cathcart
Jer Gray
Lean Lake
Donald Cary
Bomer
Marense T
Dream beliefs and odd anecdotes from a 19th century paper
A jumble of brief curiosities including a chef boy claiming dominance over cheese, a note about cheese shortages, a tale of A Blackburn and dream beliefs, and a tragic incident where a father, inspired by his son's dream, was killed by a motor wagon. The snippets reflect whimsical and somber themes from historical press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saledimac
A. Blackburn
Wigan
Youth and Age Woes and Aloe Uses Across Cultures
An excerpt notes a Sedgwick observer lamenting aging and seating comfort in buggies, followed by a casual exploration of aloe leaf fibers in Africa for bow strings and ropes. It also mentions aloe’s significance to Muslims returning from Mecca pilgrimages as door marks.
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Africa
Mecca
Probate and marriage notices from county records
Hatnte of Theodore EB Santis seeks probate of a will with publication issued. Estate of Win Butcher lists claims and estate details. Estate of Elizabeth Schluster deceased with first day for claims. Estate of John W. Watkins authorized to sell real estate. Marriage licenses issued to Charles Sheriff and Homer Jess Sie Hoogerhyde. Captain Adrian C Anson arrives in Battle Creek with his sister Jenim Haviland from Lake Helen Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Santis
Win
Plizabeth Schluvstes
Jokn Wr
Watkins
Adrian C. Anson
Battle Creek
Jenim Haviland
Lake Helen
Pla
Tenain
Marshall Market Prices From Local Dealers
Market report lists farm produce and livestock prices including spring chickens at 14 cents, hay at 18 dollars per ton, No 1 shipping 18 dollars, No 2 at 16 dollars, corn 30 cents per bushel, shelled corn 66 cents, wheat white 30 cents red 55 cents, potatoes 40 cents, steers 5.00 to 5.50 per 366 pounds, cows 3.5 to 4.25, veal 4.5, lamb 4.0, hogs heavy at 8.0 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loral
Hutter
Eeu
Lde
Hera
Albionnly
Battle Creek
Ocal
Be Creek
Tachson-Lansing
Limiteds East for Jackson and Through to Detroit
Limiteds travel route from Jackson to Detroit remains unchanged as vehicles continue eastward. Officials note steady schedules and no delays reported affecting connections to major hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Detroit
Vanity's Excuse in a Peacock's Proud Parade
A garbled excerpt depicts a peacock strutting, claiming credit belongs to his family while suggesting his mate should wear the bustle. The odd phrasing shows disrupted prose and unclear context from the source.
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Oliver Freed
Frances Church
Ot. L. Crosin Bag
Mr. He Arms
W. C. Cary
Clem Leadle
Fowlerville
Bernard Smith
Mosherville
Be A. Biss
St. Alban’s Lodge No
TSG
Lioyd
Anna
Winifred MecDermott
B. QO. Smalley
Kalamazoo
B. G. Brewer's
H. H. Arms
Arms Farm
A. B. Crampton
AL Lection End Jackson
Frank
Moses Wil
Friars
Lyon
Wesk
Rand
Dwight Winsor
Baby
Morgan Park
Cra
Cora
Butcher
Belding
Mrs
Fred O'Brien
Harry Kieinhiust
Will Graf
Oberia College
Luther Blake
Ohio
C.collins
Mr. Collins
8. H. Collins
Peoria
Iil
Marshall
Jay Hatch
Mrs. Palmer
Miss Barrike
St J. Gillett's
Otto Leadstone
Coleman
Aleran
Mrs. Leadstone
Missionary ‘Society of the Presbyterian Church
H. J
Ofelock
Church
Ciric, Improvement Sommites
E. G. Brewer
George Nifnacker
I Kulsnaroo
Chicago
Marshallim Kalamazoo Telegraph Press
Karsteadt
Giste Agricultural Colleges
Machinge Work
Vidi Marakall
Clark
Curtis
Hadley
P.M. Knight
Fe‘ix Levy
A. Luden
Mayer
Margaret
Ramsey
J. H. Ross
Jas
Stewart
Geo
Zaderbbaum
County Treaurer
Athena
Bedford
Burlington
Penafeld
Tekousha
Albion City
Battle Greek City
Marshall City
Tatai
Glenn Freed
Postoffie
Petaskey
Lim
Buffalo
Writz
South Kalamazoo Avenue
Ines
Wear End Park
Chuta Vista
Cal
Thomas Tleckwood
Monti
Chula Vista
Geo. Hindenach
Marshall Avenue
the Plumber
State Street
Frank Pittlekow
Homer
Pittlekow
Albion Recorder
Fee
Willem Logan
Kelamazoo
Maple Grove
Lo-gan
Bott
Logan
Galveston
Lisle
Killarney
S.E, Cronin
County Records
Charles Sheriff
Jessie Hoogerhyde
Marshall Market
Im. U. R
Jackson-Kalamazdg
Derraid Corneclions
F W. Brown
P.A
Jackson. Mich
Texas
Pecos Valley
United States
Cortright
Scollard
Dallas
Maran
Michigan Central
Iwnidaro
St, Joseph
Haywraye
Great Clearing Sale
Nagel's Variety Store
Jepartmentwhite
Globe
GOGME
Aang
Edison
Conetagh
Nagel’s Variety Store
Gustin
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