Poor Tailor Promises Modern Suit for Satisfaction
A local tailor advertises precision and up-to-date styling promising satisfaction in clothing. The message emphasizes quality fittings and timely service for customers seeking a current suit.
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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1898
Page
5
A local tailor advertises precision and up-to-date styling promising satisfaction in clothing. The message emphasizes quality fittings and timely service for customers seeking a current suit.
JOTTINGS reports Benjamin F Dickey bought the Wessel farm in Fredonia while Michigan Central plans a new time card. The Statesman thanks Chas Bront for berries. Chesher advances flour mill prep. Stuart expands at Beach place. Local schools, college events, court cases, water rules, and sewers discussed with community notices and brief incidents including a pension grant and a minor arrest.
Churches announce morning and evening services at M E church and Christian church with Children's Day observed. A city wide front troops service will be held soon. Epworth League notes a summer series on lives of distinguished men. An ice cream social at Mansion and Kalamazoo venues netted about 10. Ladies Aid ice cream and cakes at Mrs VanDusen's lawn. Social plans include business place socials and a Colman's Petroleum Balm advertisement.
Retiring grocer A. Watson offers entire stock and business at deep cut prices. Also advertised Bucklen's Arnica Salve touted for cuts bruises and rheum. Hyde and Yorke in Chicago, Canner for Chicago.
A company of volunteers for the Ath Michigan regiment will be recruited from Calhoun Eaton and Barry counties. Applicants must be unmarried men aged 19 to 30, at least 4 ft 4 in tall and free from bodily defects or disease. Further information will be given on application to R. Locrton, Marshall, Mich.
In a central York-state town, Uncle Billy Bushoell recalls a cat named Abe that was a kitten when Lincoln was nominated. The old man insists the tale remains true and lives on though others note Lincoln’s assassination and later presidents. The room falls silent.
A brief editorial note argues women excel as teachers when healthy, but fatigue from standing and stairs can affect performance and strength.
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