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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1896

Page

8

Cruelty to Animals Leads to Jail Sentences for Two Men

Battle Creek Moon reports two Ohio men Oliver Holbrook and Thomas Galmore beat a near exhausted horse at Park Vledler Lake Goguae after driving it five miles by hand. Constable Sellers chased them to Climax then along C G I track. they pleaded guilty before Justice Lewis. Holbrook jailed 75 days, Galmore 60 days, taken to Marshall. Jaxon Pure Baking Powder heaven’s best.

Park Vledler Lake Goguae Battle Creek White Park Caio Constable Sellers Lewis Oliver Holbrook Thomas Galmors Ohio Holbrook Scott's Galmore Marshall Sellers Jaxon Jeavens Best

County Notes Include Club Picnic and Ice Cream Social

Mrs. Arthur Bartlett visits Akron relatives for two weeks. Farmers club met with W. C. Culver. plan picnic shifted to indoor due to rain. Congregational Indies to host ice cream social June 12, using quick freeze method. W. Hutchinson opens agricultural store in Ceresco selling Kaus cultivator Buskeye mower and binder, binding twine and other goods. Wheat cash paid, call for details.

Arthur Bartlett Ciety Ceresco W. Hutchinson Michigan Oliver Crawford

DeWitts Colic Cholera Cure Promoted For Summer Ailments

Young mothers dread summer mortality among children from bowel troubles and DeWitts Colic Cholera Cure is urged for prompt relief. It claims to ease cramps biliary colic dysentery and diarrhea instantly. Early Risers cleanse the liver purify the blood and invigorate the system per A O Hyde and Clyde.

DeWitt O, Hyde A, O. Clyde

North Marengo items and social notes from June edition

June 4 notes report a wagon theft incident not involving North Marenga residents, announce improved health of Airs. R. W. Fish, and list upcoming events. Children’s day exercises are set for June 14 at 3:30 PM in Hewitt schoolhouse. Local farmers, strawberries from W. E. and Marston, Decoration day visit by Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Southwell, bicycle rider nursing a finger, and Ladies' Aid meeting at Mrs. Blake on June 11.

Jim McCaffery Statesman North Marenga R. W. Fish North Marengoiles Hewitt

Hood's Sarsaparilla praised by Albion reader for liver health

A reader from Albion Michigan credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with restoring liver and bowels after a torpid condition and general debility. The testimonial notes quick relief after three bottles and high regard for the medicine as first-rate. Additional lines mention Ree DeWitt's Balm for skin conditions and a claim about widespread use of the preparation.

Hood

Graduation rites for Tekonshoa village high school honors four

The Tekonshoa village high school class of four will hold a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. W. L. Einyes on Sunday June 7 at the Presbyterian church and commencement exercises at the Baptist church on June 11. The alumni plan a reception June 17 at A. O. U. W. hall. The issue notes beaming references to student names, a program including a grand march and diplomas, and local death and weather items.

Tekonshoa Ionat W. L. Einyes Presbyterian Church Baptist Church Tanbansen Ourr Sloan M. Sheehan Fresees Rinte N. Fallin Lole B. Randall F. J. Darrow Faeny Ertrude Z. Stainley Oratloo South Africa J Oyward H. Rheddt H.C. Daley Randall Roy Sizeland Jackson A. O. U. W. Hall D.of H

Hartington Local News Roundup And Community Notes

Hartington June 4 items report Miss Mae Schoonmaker at home and Mrs Belle Bushman visiting from Kalamazoo. Rev Sheehan of Tekonsha preached. Warner Lake and Station schools held a picnic. Louise Vernor of Marshall visiting Miss Brooks. Melvin Burlingame, 83, died at Abscota. Tent meetings opened in the park with good attendance. Bridge abutments on St Jo being repaired. FG Engle closes a successful term in Ricker district. Street work under Marshal Page. Burlington skipped Decoration Day. locals visited elsewhere. Aunty Pop Leonard in frail health at 78 with heart disease. Students surprised Principal Hol with a bound Oxford Bible. Mrs Eien Thomas of Agua Fria Valley visiting for the summer. Dr Sauermann fell from a moving carriage and was incapacitated days. Funeral of Martin French held at Baptist church with Masonic rites. tributes from nearby towns. Rev F I Randall delivered oration. Remains interred north of the village. Product endorsements from Panacea and Dr King’s New Discovery cited. Rev John Gurgus of Keokuk endorses it. trial bottles offered at local drugstore.

Hartington Smith Loveland Mae Schoonmaker Belle Bushman Kalamazoo Sheehan Tekonsha M. B Warner Lake Station Louise Vernor Marshall Miss Brooks Melvin Burlingame Abscota St. Jo Engle Ricker Marshal Page Burlington Pop Leonard Holand Pon Eien Thomas Agua Fria Valley Arizona Sauermann Martin French Baptist Union City Athens Sherwood Girard F. 1 Randall

Community notes from Conmvia township camp at Garfield lake

June report covers fishing party in camp at Garfield lake. Ladies' Aid postponed to June 14 with Mrs. John A. Thomas. Teacher Frane Moss noted for forty one continuous terms. Wool largely shipped to Bellevue market for price. Crops damaged by heavy rains. roads rough. Mrs. S. M. Templeton improving. Mrs. M. E. Goucher turned eighty two, in good health. Children’s day at Cleveland S S set for June 7. Obituaries include B. C. Winans and Abram Vosburg. Highways under annual maintenance. Ladies' Birthday club to meet with Mrs. G A Root on June 6.

Conmvia Garfield Lake Ladies' Aid Society John A. Thomas Frane Moss Bellevue B.C. Winans Abram Vosburg Ladies’ Birthday Club G. A. Root

Health vs. cost in choosing medical preparations

In a discussion on medical purchases, the speaker urges prioritizing safety and efficacy over price. They caution against replacing standard, reliable preparations with cheap, obscure substitutes, stressing that even small savings should not compromise health or life.

Valuable Electric Bitters Prescription Endorsed

Editor Morrison of Worthington Ohio praises Electric Bitters as a superior tonic for constipation and sick headaches. Mrs. Annie Steble of Chicago credits six bottles with restoring health and strength. Ad notes 50 and 60 cent prices and a local drugstore. Mentions social notes from Burn and Union City. incomplete text references fishing and local outings.

Morrison Worthington,Tud Sun Annie Steble Cottage Grove Ave Chicago W. T. Drake

Arnica Salve Ad Promises Free Bee Aid Worldwide

Fragmentary ad notes elen’s Arnica Salve offering free bee aid worldwide. No clear dates, organizations, or names other than elen’s. The readable fragment implies a promotional claim tied to Arnica Salve and global reach.

Elen

Memorial day gathering at Dickey home in Eckford

Memorial day of 1896 brought a large crowd to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dickey in Eckford. Despite showers, rooms were filled for a program of songs, scripture, readings, and an oration by Rev. J Webster. Hostess birthday noted. a bountiful repast followed as members dispersed. Next BU, L. A. meeting set for Henry Lusk’s on June 13 at 2 o’clock.

Eckford Albert Dickey America James Webster IL. Bradley J. Webster Wartman Fr. Zimmerman Dickey Smith Babcock L. A Henry Lusk

Marengo Local Society Holds July Fourth Ice Cream Social

The L A B of Marengo will host an ice cream social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J B Starks on July 4 evening. Ice cream and cake priced at 10 cents. The L A B tea at Mrs. Pierce's occurred last Wednesday. Marengo Sunday school to celebrate Children's Day on June 14 at 10:30 a.m.

Jane L.A Marengo

Calumet Baking Powder Endorsed for Safety Use

Calumet Baking Powder leaves no Rochelle Salts or injurious substances in food, unlike high priced powders that reportedly leave 70 percent Rochelle Salts. June 4. Crops improved by recent ruins. Lou Bennett reports quirky road experiences. Will Mentzer joins Partello KOTM. George Raymond visits from Grand Rapids, returns home. Lee Center forms a ball team. suits are made and they invite challenges. School ends this week with W. J. Hoyt reengaged as teacher.

Calumet Lou Bennett Will Mentzer Partello K. O.T. M George Raymond Grand Rapids Lee Center W. J. Hoyt

Wheat improves after rain in Wark Corners

June 4 report notes wheat is improving following rain. Local residents include George Rundle of Comstock visiting home. Sunday events feature Rev. R. Davis of Oliver and Woodmaney of Marshall at Ches Messrose’s. Nearby families hosted and socialized. reminders of prayer meetings.

Wark Corners George Rundle Comstock R. Davis Olivel

West Burlington News Sketches and Social Notes

West Burlington reports Mrs. H C Wilcox visiting relatives in Athens with daughter Mrs Ed Gardner and Clark Wildey family visiting Harry Gardner last Sunday. An ice cream social went on at To Reach's Wednesday night in support of the Tedmore Sunrday show. Garfield district citizens gathered at the schoolhouse to raise a flagpole with recitations by pupils under Miss Edith Backlin and an address by W H Sim of Olivet College on the flag’s history and meaning, leaving attendees proud and inspired.

Mina Goodrich Charley Fox Union City Lederer Jackson Frank Fish’ Lake West Burlington H.C. Wilcox Athens Ed Gardner Clark Wildey Harry Gardner To Reach Garfield Dist Edith Backlin W. H. Sim Olivet College

Farmers Discuss Haying Prices and Institute Meeting

June 4 notes show farmers affected by haying costs and prices. Leonard Humphrey and wife visited Wm Doolittle. Warranted Pure Cider Vinegar marketed by A E Scribner. Kenyon L Butterfield to speak at Calhoun County Institute meeting in Marshall June 6. Marshall, May 22, 1698, W A Powerlev

Leonard Humphrey Coal Card Doolittle Pure Food Commission A. E. Scribner

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