Marshall Notes From the City and Countryside 1883
Marshall reports show new houses and repairs, a barn raised on Eagle Street, and Fuller Grant moving hardware. Ida Brench and George H. White wed at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Johnson officiating. Local meetings, school hints, and civic duties fill the week with storms, plowing, and street work shaping the townscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferkiger
Dadéb
Ida Brench
George H. White
Rev
E. P.johnson
Michigan Wheat Conditions and Local Events in May News
The report shows southern tier wheat at 79 percent condition and north of the tier at 85 percent, with a projected 22,000,000 bushels after winter losses, down about 10,000,000 from 1882. May sales include 32,898 bushels from Calhoun, with farm hands earning $16.98 monthly. Calhoun pays most except Washtenaw and Jackson. A disruptive tornado-like storm caused damage near Marshall, lifting trees and destroying a windmill and a carriage house. Wedding bells rang as Miss Hattie Cary wed J B Baril of Fort Wayne with guests from several cities, followed by a lavish reception. The Barils plan to relocate to Fort Wayne for his telegraph job. SharksNax extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Jane 1
Calhoun
Washtenaw
Jackson
Peter Root
Woolsey
Marshall Township
Jesse Cary
West State Street
Hattie Cary
J. B. Baril
Fort Wayne
Ind
Warsaw
Lansing
Coldwater
Baril
Pittsburg
Chicago
Notable Visitors and Illnesses in Marshall City
A roundup of residents and guests with illnesses and travels. Mrs. Jerry Hinkle and Mrs. J P Bickford, both of Eckford, are ill. Several visitors arrive from Chicago and Detroit including C A Dibble, E G Carrier, Ars Capt Dennison, and J J Campbell. Various locals and relatives visit or travel, with notes on health and returns from trips to Chicago, Lansing, Jackson, and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Hinkle
Eckford
J. P. Bickford
C. A. Dibble
St. Paul, Mian
ATL Cathcart
Chicago
Mra
Isaac Bisbee
Jackson
Harry Ayde
E.G. Carrier
Lansing
Carry Loss
Philadelphia
F. W. Dickey
O.L. Johnson
B. I. Bissell
Albion
Ed. Peters
Emporia
Kan
Whi. Pendleton
Charles Cronin
Olr
Wilmoth
Limore
Guinaley
Kalamazoo
Martin Crane
Lon. J. J. Campbell
Musketon
Geo. C. Naylor
M. Tt
Tecumseh
James T. Downe
C. G. Norris
Katgataroo
F. W
S.J. Burpee
E. J. Marshall
Prank Heath
Ithaca
N. Y
A. HE. Darrow
Marshall
F. Snyder
Johnson
Detroit
Charles A. Paddock
Jerey Bellis
Aaron Mattice
Cobogton
Ypsilanti
Geo. L. B. Brown
Hampton
Mraph
A.c.hyde
D. D. Hughes
Grand Rapids
Cigar Making in Marshall Grows Rapidly
A Marshall cigar factory owned by W. H. Elston expands from a single room to multiple floors. Workers average 300 to 500 cigars daily, earning 6 to 1 per thousand. The plant details tobacco sourcing, wrapper preparation, mold use, and strict quality controls, with daily production records and careful stock management. Sales staff, led by H. B. Benjamin, move 2,000 to 5,000 cigars daily. last month’s total exceeded 42,000. The owner plans exclusive operation and continued growth as orders pour in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Miraball Industries
W. H. Eleton
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Havana
Cigara
Ka Etrippere
Jeckeon
H. HB. Benjamin
Elston
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Amet Bundiy
Treswan
Webb
Charles T. Fletcher
Eagle Street
Frank
Stuart
Fuller & Grant
Wil Phelps
Fredonvnites
the Noblety
Grange Hhil Horning
Reg
Ry Conta
Dennis Ryan
Alex
Bachanan
Cunsidghach
W. W. Smith
Marshall Carriage Company
Reiley
Presbyterian Saqinty
Ang Trip
Monroe
Ted
Beason
Blnck
Denlera
Ira Biiek
Comatock
State Pioneer Society
Ladies of the Baptist Angiety
F. A. Hodges
Litehteli
W. H. Elston
Mershall
Presbyterian Church
Lawrence
Tekoosha
Baptist Church
Black Cloud
W.L. Webb
Gertrude B. Smith
The
T. Mack
J. Snyder
Julius Engieman
Jaga
Pip Busingas
Isaac Wyckoff
Universalist
Lala
Reid
Fok
Saar Es
Michigan Central
Iates
Poe & Eer G
Messrs
N. J. Frink
Deville Hubbard
Beadle Lake
Battle Creek
Ti. Mu Haskell
Pressterian Church
Negaunee
JE. E. Davis
Marquatte
Jess
Mitchell
Messia, Noyer & Williams
F.N. Church
State Street
Pryor & Miller
Cook Brothers
Tekuushi
Juntlee Fuley
E. B. Gregory
Calhoun County
Dayton Hedge Company
Steve Creedon
Topsy
John Kelleher
Speed
M.W. Wagner
Tia
Kalamazoo Avenue
Arthur G. Fox
Justin Coats
Convns
Sheldon P. Coats
Hie Con
Carrin Skopp
D. E. Millard
Skeels
Watertown
Botad
Grouods
Thousand Island Park
Makes
Mercy Maynard
Cal. Maynard
Marengo
Maynard
C. 3B
Webster and
Biss Maynard
Mei
Christian Church
C.B. Rowley
Marshall's
J. A. Gerow
Alfere Pratt
Tate
Assyria
Barry County
Bly
Boos Palm- Miter
Providence
Gleveted
Omara Borton
Listroit
John Wireman
G. F., Rust
Deville Hebbird
Michigan Farmer
Fr. Dick«y
Dickey
G.F. Stone
Marshall Celery
Marshall Drlving Pack Association
A.O. Hyde
9 Circuit
Phil
Ben Keymonr
Ben
Koper
Lee
Wm. €. Hant
Eskford
F.H. Burgess
St. Louis
E. Cochem
Walter A. Barrows
Congregational Church
New York Home Missionary
Olivet
Elstons Enterprise
Lewis
Edgar Loomis
Macres
Bute Iage
Lewis Townsend
J.B. Townsend
Athlone
Fletcher
Hamilton
Bchusler
Nobbys
Schuyler
Fo Ralf
I. M. Serron
J. M. Servers
Pahenotice
Miah
J. Pals
RS. W. &. Tilford
Morehall
C. Stewart's
Parmners
Eaton Nayida
Milla
Ajuntey S
McCormick
Champion
Kale
Lrace Lake
BR. J. W. Frouston
Odice
Cook Block
Goo
Ingersoll
Corner Mansion
Urandatreata
Cincinnati
Smith
Mich
Byron Court
FE. Billings
East Manin Street
Marshall, Mich
HM. E. Viner
D .N. Baldwin
Monroe UN
Staunton
N. Ut
Wollys
Curtain Goods
H. & J. Klugman
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