Lamson On The Land Contractor In Sewer Case Trial
The Marshall sewer case Lamson & Crowley vs Phelps Sanitorium dominates the circuit court week with jurors seated and testimony by Lamson detailing strict contract conformity. Judges, attorneys Powers Foley Weadon and local counsel fill the courtroom as related cases and divorces proceed, including long-running National City Bank suit and 1801 docket item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dranit
Lamson & Crowley Fa
Marshall
Teyat
Henry Andrews
Charlea Maraten
Marengo
E. M. Warner
Battle Creek
Sherman McCoy
Battle Crack
Jose Kata
Burliogtog
Charles Titman
Albion Tp
Patrick Yoole
PeonOald
Lewis Streeter
Athens
Rank Gouther
Convia
Henry Kandt
Newton
Lewis Babastian
Albion
Frank Marble
Herford
Lamson
Lamson & Crowley
Orcop
the Statesman
atricUy
Foley
James Powers
Charlotte
Dogi
Riggs
Gonrts
R. D. Alexander
Wen.ef
Conte
Hoekstrave
Phelps Sanitorium
Charles 8. Chaseya
Melville W. Chase
Sarah A. Mead
Carey A. Mead
Lane Swart
Irving Swart
Lotte Johnson
Oscar Johnson
Tax collections across wards underline city treasury totals
Time is up as winter taxes pool ends. City Treasurer DeShane expects to turn the books over to the county clerk. The tax bill covers county state and school taxes, with Marshal paying 20,224.29. Remaining amounts shown by ward include 66,320 in one ward and 86,773.98 in another, plus 6,095.74 in a fourth ward. The treasurer reports most has been collected, with under 95 hundred still outstanding. A follow up will give a current receipt summary.
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DeShane
Wa Ee
Gly
Temple Maccabees Decide Not To Build Temporary Shelter
At a special meeting of K O T M temple Maccabees, a majority voted not to erect a temporary shelter. Decision deemed impracticable after review of proposed plans and feasibility.
Fatal wood alcohol tragedy in Marshall barber shop death
Charles Slater a Marshall barber known in multiple shops died after drinking wood alcohol by mistake during a Saturday night. A coroner’s jury found death from wood alcohol poisoning, the victim a Concord Michigan native whose body was taken home for burial.
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Charles Slater
Marshall
Slater
Concord
Mich
May Festival Plans At Albion M E Festival
The Albion Musical Festival Association board met on Friday to review artist selections for the upcoming series. Programs include a Hungarian Gipsy Orchestra recital on Tuesday evening May 1, a Burmulster recital on Wednesday afternoon May 22, a Hildegarde Hoffman song recital on Wednesday evening, and Mendelssohn’s St Paul with the Albion Choral Union on Thursday evening May 23 directed by Professor Otto Band. Soloists are Helen Buckley soprano Holmes Cowper tenor and Baroff bass of Chicago. Season tickets cost one dollar with 50 cents for reserves. low prices have been secured to attract audiences.
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Albion Musical Festival Association
Gyog
Hungarian Gipsy Orchestra
Burmulster
New York
Hildegarde Hoffman
Mendelason
St. Paul
Albion Choral Union
Otto Band
Helen Buckley
Holmes Cowper
Mr. Baroff
Chicago
Mortuary notices from Marengo and nearby deaths
Mrs Rath Tucker died at home in Marengo on Saturday from pneumonia. Her remains were brought to the city for burial on Monday. James Herrity, a county home inmate, died Saturday after a prolonged illness and was buried in St Mary’s cemetery. Miss Hattie Giroux died in Eronwood Michigan and was brought home for burial on Sunday. The notice mentions Bir WN Osborne of Battle Creek and other partial details.
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Rath Tucker
Marengo
Pneumonis
James Herrity
Gael Tinea Wes
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Hattie Giroux
Eronwood
Mich
State Fish Commission
Rica
Maynard
Braga
Thomas B. Skinner
Battle Creek
Charles Robinson
Local hog shipment split profits after sale
Report notes two livestock dealers in Comstonk township paid all expenses after a joint hog shipment to Buffalo. About 10 hogs were sold, yielding a split of profits. Officials hint at irregularities in the handling and distribution of proceeds.
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Comstonk Township
Buffalo
Alfalfa a Failure in Michigan Says Professor
Professor C D Smith of the state agricultural college experimental station reports alfalfa growth in Michigan is a failure. He notes stands die out within a year or two due to freezing or other causes. In one trial eight acres showed strong stands, but by May next year most roots were dead. Some plots stayed fair, yet overall alfalfa proved treacherous. lucerne did better but requires mellow dry soils and well drained land.
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C. D. Smith
State Agricultural College
Michigan
Port Huron
Platt A. Momaw
Washington, D. C
George. B. Gookina
Chicago
Gookinga
Marshall
Bis
Datroit Free Press
Bond Steel Post Co
Adrian
Farmere’ Institute
Tha
Frank Mingus
J. M. Willison
O. P. Obidester
State Institute
Hattie Creek
Farmers Institute
Battle Creek
Eben Alien
B. Crouin
Traverse City
Allen
Frank Ickey
West State Street
Resignation Tendered by Rev A H Bailey at Ut Baptlst Church
Rev A H Bailey longtime pastor of the Baptist church in Marshall since December 3 1898 has tendered his resignation after prayerful consideration. He requests the church to consider the action on or before April first with the severance to be by mutual consent and affirms the church has sustained good relations with the pastor and the congregation. During his tenure the church work has progressed successfully and he departs with the best wishes of the congregation and Marshall residents.
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Kailey
Ut Baptlst
Dagdey
A. H. Bailey
Baptist
Salter
Maraball
John Wannamaker
Art Ford
John Boerthorn
Ford
Baptist Church
Henry Conley
Kallogg
Battle Creek
di Wen
Tonia
George Fletcher
Lee
Jupites Merrill
Chester Williams
St. Phillip’s Pariah
Father Sudlier
Mains Last Spasm Judge Smith Faces New Suit From Charles Mains
Charles Mains, the Irresponsible figure from Bantle Fork, launches another $950,000 damage suit in circuit court naming Judge Clement Smith and others. The filing accuses past charges of malice while asserting his honesty and asks for funds to cover costs. a move seen as part of ongoing legal wrangling that could bring in a judge from another circuit or be dismissed from the calendar. Mains has also appealed two cases from the justice court to the iroark.
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Charles
Mains
Bois
Bantle Fork
Adalat
Jame Elliott
Horace H. Bidwell
Walter
Powers
Bénjamin F. Morgan
Clement ‘Smith
Anatin
Fastica
Maine
Justice Court
Iroark
Transfers of Real Estate in the Past Week
Madalon to Richard L. Grobe loses 120 acres in section 1 Beridan. John J. Evans to Fred Lyman bids on lot 88 range of block 3 Battle Creek for 3 dollars. George Dean to Patrick Hanton covers lot 4 block 1 Keenan Heas subdivision Albion for 650. Florence R Arthur to Benjamin F Graves buys lot 12 Graves addition Battle Creek for 3800. Benjamin F Graves to Florence R Arthur sells lot 17 Graves addition Battle Creek. Benjamin F Graves to W Ray Simpson sells lot 18 Graves addition Battle Creek. John I Maston to Clara O King sells lots 3 and 6 block 4 Branchville for 150.
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Madalon
Losingwell
Richard L. Grobe
John J. Evans
Fred Lyman
Battle Creek
George
Dean
Patrick Hanton
Keenan & Heas
Albion
Florence R. Arthur
Benjamin F. Graves
Graves Addition
Graves
Battle Eek
W. Ray Simpson
John I
Maston
Clara O. King
Branchville
Probate Calendar Budgets and Hearings Summary
Week of March 4 lists probate items for Joasph E Eldred estate license to sell real estate Sally M Palmer estate administrator appointment one-day Tejaie Andrew Schoot hearing on Richmond Kingman fate and settlement Wilhelm Vogt probate of will Friday Mary Munday last day of teatate Mary A Brady first day of hearing
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Joasph E. Eldred
Gell Real Estate
Sally M. Palmer
Tejaie
Andrew Schoot
Richmond Kingman
Marriage Lichnans note and names misspelled
Fragmentary marriage notice mentions names and dates poorly garbled. Includes references to Messer, Lojn Achooh, Mary Halt and unclear details. Likely a formal notice with spouse names and a date fragment, requiring verification.
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A i
Messer
Ana Lojn Achooh
Apes
Ne Ane
Fehr
Mary Halt
Route for Fredonia Delivers Mail to Five Hundred People
Route for Fredonia expands delivery to about 500 residents as F P Robards maps a 28 mile circuit from Marshall south to Wrights corners then through Fredonia to Newton and Mattocks regions. Residents express elation. spring plans hint at more routes to Lee and Convie townships.
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Sphaial
F. P. Robards
Fradobla
Marshall
Coldwater Road
Wright's Corners
Pat Maley
F. W. Dickey
Bills Posterites
John Wang Biaricum
Newton
Fredonia
Powell Fort
Angling Road
McEvoy
Territorial Road
Marshall Post Office
Robsidg
Washington
Lee
Convie
Electiny Bitters Praised By Lancaster Writer
A Lancaster writer F J Green credits Electiny Bitters with curing chronic indigestion and nervous trouble after years of illness. He reports improved health and satisfaction with the remedy, noting it as the best he has used.
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F. J. Green
Lancaster
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