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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1893
Page
8
Sixty five acre James Sny dar farm near Nottons lake in Fradonia goes to the highest cash bidder with no reserve on Wednesday March 22. Includes land young orchard and good buildings. Auctioneer Bogguire of N A SHERNAN.
A spring opening advertises March 11 discounts across all floors. The basement features tinware wooden ware and groceries while the first floor offers calicos ginghams lace items and hosiery. Third floor highlights crockery sheet music games and cheap counters with a claim of 25 percent cheaper in Marshall. Fourth floor lists baskets and millinery with a stock-room function. Also promotes new songs and meat and bone products for laying hens.
The Michigan State Convention adjourned amid petty bickerings as candidates for Supreme Court Justice and two University Regencies were chosen. Durand won the Supreme Court nomination 613 to 318. Harman and Bunker nominated for University posts. Also includes obituaries of Russell M. Toward and A J Van Dusen with brief life details.
Businessman announces retirement and sale of grocery venture. Several book accounts are due and urged to settle promptly at B. E. Simmons’ shop, with Simmons or Mr Hulburt authorized to receipt payments. The note expresses gratitude for patrons and asks debtors to call. Coded lines include an unrelated cough cure line.
Ex Sheriff Henderson from Calhoun county is cited as fed. Saginaw citizen Samuel Case dies at 50. Clinton builds its own electric plant. Michigan Democrats reshuffle judges in Wayne County. Bay City eyed tax exemptions to lure new industries. Ashland mine floods near Tronwood halting work. Andrew Peterson killed by rock fall in a Messaba mine. Fireman O Neal dies in locomotive boiler explosion near Cadillac. Grand Rapids police chief replaced. Spring term enrolls higher at state agricultural college. Eleven more items note mines, ships, and industrial plans across Michigan. Local obituaries include Nathan Rogers of Pine Creek aged 61. Copper piece from Quincy mine to be shown at world’s fair. Belinda Street bridge opened between Bay City and West Bay City. Maybury to lead Standard Life. Booming Gladstone eyed by new Soo road boom company. Large furniture shipment to San Francisco. Detroit residents gift silver punch bowl to new Detroit-named cruiser. Preliminary Tate exam dismisses case over Grand Rapids & Indiana accident.
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