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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1890
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR shows local notices for sale lost found and other ads. It lists pricing lines with cents per word, conditions for insertions, and references to obituaries and notices of socials concerts entertainments with admission fees. The readable content reflects generic 20th century newspaper advertising terms and rate notes.
The Marshall Club held its annual meeting after business, with President Wunder leading a discussion on reducing initiation dues for younger members and adding new dues titles to aid younger participation. Members supported the move, opposed by some including Mr Joy, while local politics and the Prohibition ticket were also noted. A separate notice praised Attorney Winsor’s conduct and urged support, amid counterclaims from opponents.
Local notes report a mix of visits and meetings in Marshall, Michigan. People named include Weiting Beinett, Mrs Frank Alexander son, Colmans of Windsor Ontario, and Kalmazoo visitors. Social events feature a C L B meeting with Miss Blakeslee, a Thanksgiving day proclamation, and a hypnotism show. Also listed are hospital visits, a hunting trip return, school teacher gathering, and a late check loss with a reward offer.
The Calhoun Co Teachers Association meeting will be in the High School room Central building this city on Saturday Nov 20 with Prof Patten of Lansing and Sec Schurtz of Eaton Co leading portions of the program. The Women Auxiliary of the Diocese of Western Michigan met at St Thomas church today with bishops and clergy present. A morning business session, communion service, and missionary sermon by Rev Van Antwerp followed by welcome remarks. A light lunch was served and plans for the afternoon session discussed.
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