Local notices on sales and events in Marshall area
The Statesman lists tax land sales including the Smith property and notes a Monday sale opportunity. A Haskell farm dwelling burned, occupied by George Wood. Social at Lawin B Blanchford’s residence Friday and Peters hardware sale to Ricketts and French. Marshalls depart for Europe aboard the Etruria. IL AS Convention festival at John Paxton’s. next meeting July 12 at Mrs Flynn’s. Civic interest dips in Democratic county convention. farmers’ absence noted. Central Michigan railway talk led to a city canvass by Mayor Raynolds and C D Randall. Olivet college prize winners named for the Deny and Kellogg. Fruit trader M Spanolo returns to Marshall. will handle fruits in Perrett store. Elevator project discussed by O J M officials with Toledo managers. delay anticipated. Manshaw dramatic company to perform at opera house all week with popular prices. Demorest medal contest Friday at Ceresco. transport arranged. Daughters of Rebekah visit Albion lodge. reception with ice cream and cake. Delaney of Jackson marries Ming Hannie Byron. couple at Union hotel. National City Bank assets auction poorly attended. Eagle Block and manufacturing plants bid minimums set by receiver Giddings. Supreme Court affirms Judge Smith’s inquest bill decision on Battle Creek cases.
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H. J. Flynn
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Athens
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Toledo
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Dt Manshaw Dramatic Company
Opera House
Ond
Greene's
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Stuart Block
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Daughters of
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Albion Lodge
Marshall Lodge
Peter Delaney
Jackson
Marshall
Ming Hannie Byron
Citizan
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National City Bank
Wm. Martin
Galus
Eagle Block
Giddings
Marshall Growth, New Ventures Highlight 1890s City News
Population gains since 1890 after census completion in most wards point to Marshall’s growth fueled by new factories. H P Crockett takes lease of Heru-D hotel with major renovations and a reading room. A steamboat yacht Progress is acquired for river trips, Cold Spring park hosts July 4 events, and a drowning death near Boston marks a tragic local note.
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Graduation at Marshall High Impresses Crowd at Baptist Church
NINE GRADUATE at Entertainment of the Marshall High School drew seven hundred attendees, 160 rising to stand, as Miss Ruth L. Smith and peers delivered recitations and music under Supt. Townsend. Performances ranged from Isenman's march to dramatic recitations, with flawless execution and 27 rehearsals per graduate.
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Ben
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William B. Welles
Linn
Ernest Hatch
Minnie Cawood
Magdalena
Dr. L
Joy
Anna Waltz
Jane Conquest
Amelia Hirth
Ben Hur
Ben Mur
F. M. Townsend
Antis oust Dickintosn from county Democratic convention
Reading the county party meeting at Arbeiter hall in this city, anti-Dickinson forces led by ex-mayor Dalley and postmaster Thomas clashed with Dickinson supporters. Delegates from east and west districts fought over slate selection, ending with Lockton chosen delegate at large and a largely harmonious but tense convention amid sharp exchanges and accusations.
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G. I. Zang
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John Wyeganant
Thos, Browning
Geo. Jones
W. E. Adams
Jessa Underwood
Fred Barney
John W. Murphy
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