Money Orders Issued By Marshall Post Office
The Marshall post office now offers money orders from $2 to $30 with safety features. The system hides payee names on orders and forwards order details to prevent fraud. It has been operating for several months between larger cities and seen as successful. The Baptist Association held a session in the city with Rev. T. D. Wahner and Rev. S. Cornelius presenting. The meeting discussed resolutions and featured notable clergy from Michigan towns. The city undertook extensive street and bridge improvements, including grading on State Street and finishing River Creek Stone Bridge work, with aldermen pushing to finance projects. A notable public display by Managerion featuring Holy cattle drew mixed reactions, and the council faced criticism over attendance and license payments, while Dan Rice’s remarks about the city’s finances sparked debate.
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