Marsh Patent Case Dispute Stuns Local Readers
The Battle Creek Moon prints a condensed view of the Marsh Lefever patent dispute. E C McNols reports that Marah and Lefever allegedly attempted to reap gains from a device bought and developed by the Battle Creek company, despite a prior agreement. The piece recounts early negotiations, counterclaims, and a court ruling that upheld the patent's validity, with the author defending the company’s actions as proper.
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Battle Creek
Lacey
Marah & Lefever
FE. A. Marah
Dia
Marsh
March & Lefover
Couraefeiz Megtheorag
Marsh & Lefevar
Frounie
Marah
Lefever
Denis
Converse
Rich
Alarah & Co
NicwoLs
Rerpard
E, C, McHoLs
Late Board of Charities debated in local paper
The issue discusses a Republican move at Lacing to abolish the state board of charities and make it a party question. It condemns the effort as a retreat from reforms, criticizes funding practices, and notes the board’s role in auditing appropriations. The piece includes a campfire poem by Rev. D. F. Millard and local council minutes with clock purchase talk and various bills.
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Buttle Creek Journal
Republian
Thin Alate
Republicae
Lacing
State Board of Charities
Siession
Board of
Eharition
Counsil
Wagner
Ald
Marshall
Woolsey
Alask
Alty
Bapiiapoburob
Gil
Seth Thomas Clock Co
Wegner
Gill
Watson
J. J. McHugh
Wolverine Hoae Company
Motes Geneptead
PA. Spicer
Cronin Bros
Lewis
F. G. Seaman & Co
M. Ferguson
Deluge Fire Co
H. E Tees
Marabal
Hl. D. Edwards & Co
Anance Committee
Carmine B. Gill
State Teachers Institute in Calhoun County Opens
The State Teachers Institute for Calhoun County will be held at Bathe Crack, starting Monday in March, with M W Cobb of Battle Creek as local committee member. It aims to improve teaching through practical sessions, allows school closings for participants, and emphasizes examinations for new certificates. Board details and accommodations are available through the institute committee.
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Calhoun County
M. W. Cobb
Battle Creek
Shewe
Inco
Grateful Thanks for Kind Aid After Loss of Mrs Smyth
The children of Mrs. Fannia Smyth express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for their sympathy and assistance during her illness and at the funeral. Your kindness is deeply appreciated.
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Mre
Fannia Smyth
Inet
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