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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1889
Page
8
Dist 4 school report lists pupils with top standing above 90 as Bertha Kipp Arthur Stout Lena Carver Leona Koob Frank Ackerson and Charlie Koop. T de Hasbrouck is the teacher.
Local notices record community updates across Tekonsha and surrounding towns including moves of Cyrene Sebolt and Fayatte Whaley, a Ladies Aid ice cream social, a widow’s funeral in Battle Creek, and sermons by Mrs. L. A. Maines. A July 4 celebration plan lists officers, events, and races with Osborn’s Grove program and a balloon ascent.
Bucklen's Arica Salve advertised as best for cuts sores nicers bruises and all skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Priced at 25c per box and sold by F G Seman druggist Tyrkdecks.
City council minutes from June 24 1889 show Mayor Wiseman absent Alds Connor White and Martin. A 44 percent tax increase was recommended and placed on file along with sidewalk reporting delays. Water works discussed fountains at the Park and contract for stone work. Indebtedness funding proposed via tax 4 of 1 percent. amendment referred to finance. ultimately adopted. Various street and water line works ordered. adjourned for two weeks. Recorder John Whalen. Descriptive notice of Dr Mills Restorative Nervine advertisement by Elston druggist.
The Indianapolis Journal reports the appointment of John R. Lynch, ex-Congressman from Mississippi, to Fourth Auditor of the Freagury as proof of the administration’s commitment to recognizing colored people. Lynch, likened to Mr Townsend, is praised for intelligence and public life familiarity. The piece notes placing such men in department offices to avoid Southern prejudice and hints at more notable appointments to come.
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