Local items and notices from Marshall era daily life
City notices and social items from Marshall include dental card by Loa Smith, Wheat crop yield reports from Brakelounty, a medal shoot near Athens, a wedding at the bride’s parents home Miss Albie Wy Thunder married in Marshall, Masonic camp plans at Lyon Lake, iron fountain gift to Battle Creek, 6th Michigan Infantry reunion to be held at Grand Ledge, and local arrests and incidents including Walter Ferguson jailed for drunkenness.
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Albie Wy Thunder
Marshall
Thomson
W. W. Whitcomb
Walter Ferguson
Comstock
Miller
Calaboose
Hand Costa
Thieves loot Gale Plow Co factory tools in Albion
Thieves entered the Gale Plow Co. factory in Albion Tuesday night and made off with carpentry tools including eleven handsaws eleven chisels three squares one level and font hammers among other items from workers on the new building. The rest of the item mentions a Michigan prize for Rev George F Chipperfield in Malone N Y and other scattered notes from the area.
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Gale Plow Co.’n
Albion
Marshall Manufacturing Co organized in Marshall area
The Marshall Manufacturing Co. is formed by stockholders to build barrows with W. J. Dibble as president and J. T. Mack as vice president. The report notes concurrent work on a duplicate water gas set at the GAA plant and lists officers, directors, and project plans.
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Marshall Manufacturing Co
W. J. Dibble
J. T. Mack
W.T. Phelps
P. R. Wells
W.J. Dibble
J. J. Dobbins
Marvin Ferguson
A. C. Orvis
P. F. Wells
Prentice for sheriff urged by Leroy township voter
A LeRoy township resident writes to the Battle Creek Journal advocating Alonzo K. Prentice for Calhoun County sheriff. The letter praises his deputy tenure, jail duties, and broad familiarity with criminal activity. It argues Prentice would attract votes beyond his own party and seeks fair consideration at the Republican convention.
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Battle Creek Journal
LeRoy Seta
Leroy Township
Galhoun County
Tan
Sherif
Turhkey
Calhoun County
Leroy
Prentice
Pronica
Aherlif
Sheriff Barber
Overal
Tite Sraresaran
Foyer
Bly Aerate
Fastimonial Maxi Hall Home Library Plan Endorsed
A July 2 note from Maxi Hall Michigan praises the Home Library Association. It commends the project as a good way to provide valuable books at moderate prices. The writer emphasizes that character is shaped by what one reads, not by wealth or appearance.
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Maxi
Mich
Fun
Home Library Association
Local Notes From Marshall and Nearby Areas
The Marshall area and nearby communities report numerous visits and travels. John Galvin is in Cincinnati. M W Hatch and wife at Gull Lake. Mias May Marble at Bay View. Mt and Mia Duffield back from Gull Lake. George Anrvey of Albion visited friends in the city. D S Beach returned from Racine, Wisconsin. Rev We Morrall heads to Traverse region for recreation. Several residents, including Miss Ella Butterfield and Mr and Mrs Prestim Kellnga, are visiting relatives or staying with friends across Michigan and Ontario. A July 22 birth in Marshall is noted, and local officials discuss Perrin heirs suit in October.
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Mt. and Mia
Duffield
Gull Lake
B. Smith
Grand Rapids
Misa Belle Lows
Weat Bay City
M. H. Frink
Battle Creek
A. H. Cathcart
Rela‘tive
Chathan
Ont
Wright
Marshall
Jackeson
George Anrvey
Albion
Yeaterday
Eugene Tyler
Jackann
Win, Richards
D.S. Beach
Racine
Wis
Hayward Wheeler
Cougis
John Southworth
Cadillac
Ella Butterfield
Purina
Tle
Wes
We Morrall
Land Traverse
Chas
T. Dickey
Frank Brown
Detroit
Sterry van Dusen
California
George
Keefe
Gon
Ail Mes
Ransom
Sonia
Atos Wilson
B.J. Marshall
J. B. Hollon
W. D. Adama
Grand Rapidy
Perrin
Senoye Connor
T.W. Fletcher
H. «Moon
J. . Charel
Paxton
W. B. Church
Clara Doty Bates
Grand Traverse
Michigan
President to visit Marshall for free medical service
A dubious notice announces the president of a foreign medical group will visit the Forbes house in Marshall offering free care. They claim vast experience in multiple countries and warn only incurable cases will be rejected, requesting no payment but a favorable recommendation. The ad lists many cities and notes the visit as advertising.
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Hincwmber
Forbes House
Marshall
Onle
London
England
Paris
Dublin
Belfast
Haldelberg
St. B
Stockholm
iGewer LS
Phil'del’a
Chicago
Orient Uaz
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W. Repro
State Board of Fienth
Horth
Reg Estater Inyar
Aah
Lon
Aza
Anata
Sois
Ura
Atater
Tatesman
Loa Smith
Tyan
Veank Tillings, Jr
Uew
Tyde's Drug Attire
Athenelle
Tata Son
Vallilir
Porter Savider
Liese
Voleman
Kroc Lake
Mark Beekman
Pontiac
Nilerly
Aniselty
Battlereek
Clark
Jackson Witneslay
Albin
Mark
Jal
Thiel Lark
Jawkson
Chas. Walters
Lyon Lake
Sottielling
Knights Templar
Elijah Buck
The
Chronicle
Fred Narth
Cy Nichols
6Th Nichigan Infantry
Grand Lege
Issa
Feluert
C. A. Kelley
Republican Club
Darrison
Morton
State Street
T. Marshall
First Presbyterian Church
Malone
N. Y
George F. Chipperfield
Chipperfield
Michigan State Trapshosters Association
Marshall Sporting Club
H. Metre
Mansualn StavesMas
Lnte Eiter
Kansas City
Charlotte
Jan Behort
Eghert Roller Mills
Meftnne & Behort
Mra
Tateretan
Bekins
Dibbedta
Gerattoil
Maen
Alice
County Gall
County Board of School
Rattle Crook
Homer
Burlington
Court Tousa
NSO O'Vlock A
Harry
Kacer
Heauhevh
Coldwates
Woo
Trom
Hover
Tykonsha
Justice of the Peace
A.D. Eldred
Telkouaba
Ctraver
Clary
Bugle Street
Plu
Nelson Church
Josiah Goodrich
Sherif Henderson
Goodrich
Mellugh
Fire Department
Glongyide
Gralla
Legea
Sirius
B. C. Journal
Andrew J. Tanna
Coldwater
Chirch
Uf. Wy Muamaw
Beren
Fein
Chutel
Grand Slaven
Lyon
Wieln
Efurt
Wherry
McHugh
Tire Department
Marshall Casket Co
Jacob Mahrie
Fredoula
Crosby
Syeath
Irink
Frink and Ferguson
Frank Snyder
Lattry
Coaser
Mickiel We
Alain
Kurt Gape
Walley
Frink
Snavider
San Toledo Blade
Alarviege Licenaca
Almiond
Hopkins
Holler
Mid
Elizabeth D. Wilson
Har
Thomas Thonwon
Grand Baptis
Abbie V. Thunder
Noulin
Edward L. Brooks
Hesperia
Mary Parker
Buttle Creek
John Galvin
Cincinnati
M. W. Hatch
Mias May
Bay View
Ckeefe's
Photography
State ST
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