Coleman for Mayor Promoted by Local Editorial Support
The Statesman backs Hamme niond a. Coleman for mayor, praising his progressive, city-focused stance and economic prudence. It lauds his record on retrenchment and prudent governance, urging Republicans to unite behind him for municipal progress. The piece rails at no opposition and argues for Coleman’s broad party support.
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Hamme Niond A. Coleman
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Coleman
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Thara Ja
Stormy Taster Sunday Quietly Held Across Town
The storm did not stop several tidal services and a quietus was noted. Reports mention Edward McGee and Chas Fletcher debating a postmaster appointment while Mayor Ney’s absence is seen as delaying water works policy. Community notices cover pensions, licenses, new businesses, deaths, and an upcoming Masonic dance with varied local developments.
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Trinity Church
Tere Seenia
Mar IL
Edward McGee
William
Chas
T. Fletcher
Virlenda
Win
Porter
Bro. Moues
Two id and poverty taught bootmaker ascends to success
In Marshall a transient gentleman once earned his first pay as a store order for cloth and borrowed to buy buttons. He later rose to become a prosperous boot and shoe merchant. Amos Van Valin served as pound master in Marshall, once selling pigs he had bought only to discover they were his own. Mrs John Tilford died in Lincoln Nebraska on March 13 at age seventy eight after moving from Eckford in 1916 and aiding others throughout a long life. Cont. Ave Poultry noted.
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Watson
Andrew Walaun
The
Statesman
J. Courte Sun
Edward Woolsey
George
Woolsey
Troy
Aerion
Wade Tur & Boon
Lis One
Marshall
Midland
Saginaw
Abner Beaker
Walter
Amos van Valin
Amos
Marshal’s Pound
Br. Sibley
Mia
John Tilford
Lincoln
Nebraska
Wag
Eckford
Election Law Amendments Highlight Voter Ballot Practices
The attorney general spoke on amendments to the general election law at bia office noting that section 26's marking rule was often ignored by village election boards, causing valid ballots to be rejected. He warned similar issues could arise in the spring election, explaining how voters can vote for candidates across party tickets without striking names from their own ticket and detailing changes from the 18% amendment.
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On Fing
Henry Marago
Mobawk Daddan
Canna
GC. C. Wheeler
Convns
Pilolon
Susan
Clement Smith
Lpworth League
Saginaw
Moesars
Dickey and
Arins
Medina
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Loe Nani
Local notes and notices from Big Rapids area
A collection of brief items: W T Phelps visits Big Rapids on business. Mrs Ethel Van Antwerp travels to Chango to reside. Battle Creek Mayor Parker is renominated by Republicans. School officials Garwood and spouse in Ann Arbor. Supt Ownseni attends Michigan School Masters club meeting. Mrs Louie Dancing and niece visit from Charlotte. Cary and bride arrive, plan to occupy a new house. Miss Ledle Rubiscuc returns to J S White Co. staff. Mrs White of San Francisco visits, leaves via Chicago. Daughters of Rebekah banquet in Battle Creek draws over 100 members, total 240 guests. Local ads include tea and coffee claim, wall paper, property for sale on East Green Street, two wells, and sale/exchange notices. News items mention Grand banquet of Daughters of Rebekah, and various social visits and business notices.
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W.T. Phelps
Big Rapids
Busines
Ethel van Antwerp
Chango
Mayor Parker
Battle Creek
Republians
Garwood
Ann Arbor
Ownseni
Michigan Sehool Masterta Club
Louie Dancing
Chiesge
Harlies Wheeton
White
San Francisco
Cal
W. J. Dibble
Dibble
Chicago
Mesdaimes H. I. Puck
I. (. Stuart
Andrew Worsythe
Rebekah
Kalanazoa Lodge
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New York
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John Pontigan
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Calhoun County
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C. Ei. Cleveland
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Dr. Dial
First National Bank
R. BR. Wightman
James Whitcomb Kelley
Wm. FH. Kulp
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Detroit House of Correction
Marshall Wagon and Windmill Co
Mra
Ffred Ward
Pedro
Pelera’ Hall
Maccabees
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Order of Hearcules
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A. G. Fox
East Mansion Street
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J. A. Way
J. M. Parsons
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Atora
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Ave Poultry
Washington Market
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Powall’s Drug Bore
Greep St
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Apt
Liberty St
State and “Liberty
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