City Council Delivers Housekeeping and Health Measures
Aldermen debate fire department space, liquor bond enforcement, and cemetery visits as Marshall city eyes room reallocation for firemen and instruments, plus a new health officer appointment. The council closes streets, considers druggist bonds, and reviews roof repairs amid a busy adjournment.
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Sandell
Mhittee
Aadrreetin
Ald Fisher
Fire Department
Guimpa
Cemetery Committee
Board of Control
Finance Committee
J. H. Sanders
Board of Review
Wagner
W. H. Porter Waa
Ald. Winsor
City of Marshall
Ald
Winsor
Board of Health
P Health Officer
T Dre. E. LiGallup
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Local Store Ads Highlight Seed, Paints and Flour
Hamilton & Day offer White Lead and paints plus Linseed Oil and brushes at Schuyler's old reliable shop. Warren's Entire Wheat Patent Flour promoted as a natural food for all, sold by Ed. B. Lewis in Marshall. Medicines and liquors for medicinal use sold at Dr. Schuyler's Drug Store. Fletcher's stocks feature stylish spring suits and overcoats with appealing prices.
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Schuyler's
Warren
Marshall
Lewis
Firemen's Tournament and Sells Brothers Show Coming
The state program for Aremen's tournament in Marshall on August 15 and 16 lists parades and prizes including a $100 state championship banner. Also advertised is the Sells Brothers circus and menagerie visiting Marshall May 30 with notable acts, animals, and favorable reviews from major papers.
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Tovernment
Aremen
Sells Brothers
Marshall
Chicago Daily News
St. Louis
Old Marshall frame building as first meeting place
In a reminiscence Wa R McCauu describes Marshall’s first frame building, the old one story school house that hosted religious services, public gatherings, elections and courts before the court house. He recalls Judge Fletcher and Judge Ran som, the move to a side street, and local singers including H E Phelps, Dr Sidley, John G Bean, and Burnett who died in Wisconsin.
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Honere
Marshall
Dusenbury
Fletcher
Aug Arbor
Ypsilanti
Ransom
Wisconsin
Wa. R. McCauu
City Council Minutes West Washington Street District Actions
May 2 1883 notes show Mayor Wagner presiding Ald Dobbins absent. street committee referred nuisance near W H Hill premises. petitions to open east Washington avenue to Marengo line and for ditch relocation on Green Street tabled. Finance backs small bills, others held. sidewalk on south Green Street approved with lighting. engineer room updates discussed. cemetery salary review delayed.
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cConnell
Joconnell
Wagner
Ald
Dobbins
W. Hill
W. H. H. Minot
Washington Avenue
Marengo Line
Wm. Nolan
Green Street
A. J. Jonnensa
E. Irwin
E. Wyckoff
John Mannie
J. B. Albaugh
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Oarning
Apeaks OO. Appleton’s ‘Cyclopedia
Great Britain
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Sapions Library
James B. Angell
Pree’t University of Michigan
Appleton's
D. Appleton & Co
University of Michigan
Chas. T. Gorham
First Nation
al Bank
J. R. Bentley
National City Bank
C. M. Brewer
C. P. Dibble
First National Nk
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Cronin
Hi. Porter
Pena Ae
M. M. Aid Association
Geo
Ogerzoll
John Butler
J. J. Montgomery
D. B. Millard
Christien Church
W. L. Gibbs
Universalist Church
Geo. P. Glenn
Geo. H Greans
PB de Miteb
Nobbys
Prime Clover
Timothy
Hamilton & Day
Isarn
Schuyler
Watt
Nh Bn
Etind Ayeman
Ee Osage
Metro
Marshall Driving Park
Ram
J. Burpee
Robert Fibwer
H. A. Kelleher
Honora A. Creedon
Cork
Ireland
Erion
America
New York City
John Kelleher
Kelleher
Michigan
Isaac E. Crary
Stuart
M. C. Road
New York
Martehall
B. C
James Conney
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Mer Hey
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Nation
Wa i. Porter
At Coment
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Council
Iial
E. J. Moon
Atreet
Fred
Campbell & Gillett
Gost
Hulett's
Esterly
Crown Mower
Janesville Machine Co
Janesville
Wis
Elwood
Albion
Arzah Robinson
Hid. Miller
Exchange Hotel
GEAND
Ompanys
Dixon
Inks
Empire
Buckeye
Champion
Dodge
Three Rivers
Herndon Block
State Street
UST
Cincinnati
Pearon
Tadis
Brace Lake
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I. W. Houston
Cook Block
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