A Lesson in Geography By Real Estate Dealers
The passage praises J. E. Nichote & Co as active, large advertisers with the best property list within the region. They buy sell and trade more real estate than any other firm, keeping aware of the market and seeking purchasers. The argument centers on experience reach and favorable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botaies Novinil Marshall
Sethe Maaten Coaim
J. E. Nichote & Co
Teacnen
Andy
Radinus
3-Fruit farm and assorted Michigan land for sale or exchange
Various rural properties for sale or exchange across Michigan and nearby states. Listings include a 16 acre fruit farm in Oceana county with barn, log house, orchard and 350 fruit trees, asking 3500, plus numerous parcels of 40 to 170 acres with timber, improved buildings, and potential for contract or trade. Numerous locations noted: Marshall, Litchfield, Texan, Tekonsha, Battle Creek, Wexford and Calhoun counties with prices and trade terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceana County
Marehall City
Marshall City
Litchfield
Hillsdale Co
Midipan
Loita No
Michigan
Tekonaha
Burlington
Leo Tukunebi
Rico
Ineger Tim
Meesia
Riley Corners
Prica
New House
Jackson
Graz Lake
Bemreg
Cluata
Wexford
Tvo
Benton Co
Exchwone
Antrum Co
Mich
Weresin Wexford Co
Aucrea
Wiea
Nashville
Suain
Oauago
Togbsun Co
City of Marshall
Tekonabs
Batte Creek
Battle Creek
Jolede
Shino O Gores
Lau
Weber
Poland China Broad Laws With Pig
In a terse note the article references Poland China laws and a pig. It mentions an AI scheme of ten dollars and a cash transfer. Seven months time is allotted on bankable paper at the First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
China
AI Scime
Yoder
First National Bank
Marehall
Ss J
Marshall As Population Center Seeks Growth and Industry
Marshall shows a growing population of about 8000 and extensive local resources. It highlights water works gas works electric power and railroad access on the G I M and Kalamazoo river with sites for factories and shops. The city lists active mills furnaces wind mills and buggy cabs as local industries and notes ongoing improvements and high expenditure for municipal upgrades.
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Marshall
Gethont Coal
Patem
Michiiga
Pernatreeth
Pr Academy
Poating Courea
Ordastromer
Gal Crete
Tiathub Co
Bath
Matshall Casket Co
Local items show Turmoil and Death in Saginaw and Marengo
A report from Saginaw notes B F Tabor may preach at First Baptist amid questions about his residency and salary, hinting at a career shift. Nearby Marengo mourns Leonard and Mrs. Rogers after a ladder accident and typhoid complications, with funeral plans set for Sunday. The Racine Times features a proposed six story Shoop Manufacturing Co building, promising a landmark office and laboratory block in Marshall, amid town growth.
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Leonard T. Rogers
Marengo
Oakridge Cemetery
Rogers
the Statesman
Racine
Wis
Evening Times
C. I. Shoop Manufacturing Co
the Times
C. I. Shoop
J.J. Case
Dr. Bhoop
Marshall
J. M. Martin
Vogel
Marelli
Spanish Vistas entertain Monday club in Mrs Frink home
On Monday evening March 6, Mia, T N Wright and Miss Nora Frink hosted a Spanish Vistas program for the Monday club at Mrs N J Frink’s residence. The lively program featured piano pieces, songs, dances, a two syllable charade, a tableau, a witty paper by Mrs Moses, and bright dances by Katherine Brewer, Louise Butler, Tae Bradley and Giddys Wright amid colorful costumes and enthusiastic audience reaction.
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Mia
T. N. Wright
Nora Frink
N. J. Frink
Ethel Wright
Chopin
Rankin
Eymoeraldy
Julia Brown
L. E. Gallop
Larrry Wright
Abe
Grace Pierce
Jackson
Lle
Family Abuse Case Lands Seabolt Kin in Jail
William Seabolt of Duck Lake, a frail 85 year old living with his father Jeremiah Seabolt and cousin Hiram Seabolt, was beaten by his relatives. A warrant led to Jeremiah’s arrest after a weekend assault and a $10.58 fine option or jail. Hiram was later captured. both men jailed as the case unfolds.
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Aimilar
Albion Recorder
Teift
Mirror
Win
Seabolt
Duck Lake
A. W. Thompson
Tillotson
Jeremiah Seavolt
Hiran Seabolt
William
Statesman
Jeremiah
Hiram Seabojt
Willian
Hiram
Sherif Smith
Seabolt Place
Aiyam
Charlotte
Prosecutor Clark Warns on Tramp Arrests in County Seat
The Statesman prints a letter from Prosecuting Attorney Clark to justices of the peace and officers warning against indiscriminate vagrant arrests. He urges careful scrutiny of each case before witness fees are certified, arguing for a higher motive than petty penalties. The piece notes cattle and Albion flank the county seat, with tramps often left to sleep in barns or beg for handouts.
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Clark
The
Statesman
Marshalland
Barna
Jere
Frm
Youra
Domestic train shooting near Battle Creek shocks voters
A deranged foreigner aboard a Chicago and Grand Trunk coach from San Francisco shot C. Be. K. Baxter, ex-chief of the Charlotte fire department, and brakeman E. A. Pember near Renton, five miles west of Battle Creek. Both men were not seriously injured. The assailant, captured after four gunshots, showed no prior altercation and was bound and jailed. In other news, a Battle Creek horse killed a foreman in a track accident, and Homer voters elected officials with Republican majorities.
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San Francisco
Havre
Chicago & Grand Trunk
Renton
Battle Creek
C. Be. K. Baxter
Charlotte
Baxter
Pember
Female Baseball Triumph Prompts Open Letter Response
A spirited exchange follows a Marshall women’s baseball team victory on July 4. A captain W. S. Smith’s letter defends the team’s honor, while supporters announce an April 4 demonstration at Eagle Opera House to prove female superiority on the diamond. The Ogden Post notes Chas H. McClure’s resignation as clerk of the Fourth Judicial circuit, praising his record keeping and wishing him well as he returns to Michigan.
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Chrontela
W.S. Smith
Marshall
Haa
Eagle Opera House
House of Band
Grant
Ogden
Utah
Chas. H. McClure
Fourth Judicial Circuit
McClure
Mac
Court House
Junction City
Michigan
Thivo
West
Knights Templer Elects At the Marshall Commandery No 17
At the Marshall Commandery No 17 conclave in Lansing on Wednesday March 8 officers were elected and installed. Members present totaled 93. Also items for sale included Rogers place on North Madison and a bay mare, a Clover Seed ad, and a Percheron stallion for sale or exchange.
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Knights Templer
Marshall Commandery No
Rts. T
Agylum Masonic Hall
Seaman
J. W
A. Henry Cathcart
Treas
William
Porter
Will
Coles
St. B
John C. Egeler
Sw. B
Samuel F. Dobbins
Simons
Jobn Adams
C. A. Gardanier
Eugene P. Robertson
Ralph Bowley
Rogera
Madison
Capital Ave
Lansing
Mich
Marlo-Apri
BE. H
Guant
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Grhat
Huchan Sale
Anbstiribet
Idfle
M.’ & M. Tall Aronda
Marahall Sieh
Indy
Remister
Michigan Register
Democrat
Royce Reaper
WM. Radford
A, Ghrystal
Pte
Othar Industelen
Tabor
Saginay
First Baptist
Friendehl Ward
Iano Donb
Bingea
Sagla
Bissell
Charlea Gull
Water Street
New York
Westmmaster Seaton
Lenl
Detroit News
John Rowe
Homer
Grenting
B. F. Goodrich
W. L. Harmon
C. D. Burt
O. L. Lian
D. H. Jones
A. D. Bangham
W. O. Clark
Wallace W. Stillgon
Sichols
Rhepard & Co
Lie
Bunlon
Southern
Bane Balliats
MRR
A. Watson
Cuber
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