County court closes Crawford murder case at trial bound over
The examination of Frank Crawford for the murder of his sister Fannie concluded at Battle Creek. He was bound over for trial in the Circuit Court.
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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1889
Page
1
The examination of Frank Crawford for the murder of his sister Fannie concluded at Battle Creek. He was bound over for trial in the Circuit Court.
Fragmentary note shows a family asking payment settlements, with names like Arthur May and Mrs. M. Vandybogard. Includes a school report from dist 1 showing attendance, tardies, and averages for several students and teachers, plus partial names and grades. The text blends personal salutation with local school data and a reminder to settle accounts.
Seheel beessats Miaideas, Alburt Butler visits Il Laschiy Mes. Jd Wo Mootanmdsen visits relatives in Patan during the week. Mrs. Whos McDermitt of Lafayette is visiting Kaliyan's. Mrs. Win Momany and Mrs. Samuel Coates of Pipestons visit their mother, Mra. A. A. Ack eran, on Thursday November 5 1885 at the Ryan farm. Wm. Collins, aged 60, died after 40 years in Battle Creek. well known in Calhoun Co. Wal. Cunningham exchanges a 178 acre farm with Alex W. Walker of Allegan co. Miss Clara Lamb returns from Lansing. Manly Line to Grand Rapids for work. Chas. Gribble and F. Hunt to join hunters in northern state. Williams Mill Co. begins timber cutting on Gordon land, delivering ties at Springport. Albion visitors still go to the lake despite late season picnics. D. Wiley and family visited Monday. A. W. Gifford returns from western state after organizing P of J units. will depart soon again. The best galve is advertised for skin ailments at 25 cents.
Local dealer promotes King remedies and Bucklin salves with a bold guarantee. The ad claims broad popularity and promises refund if not satisfactory after use. Appears as a late 19th or early 20th century patent medicine promotion.
The page lists community notices and social events including a charity benefit for Cheg Past ty, a birthday anniversary at Virthibey of May, Mary, and a Homer WoC social at Ptremin's Lll on Saturday night. Activities include dinners, curtain suppers, and a page continuation.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and lung ailments with guaranteed relief. It claims easy use and pleasant taste, offering trial bottles at Seaman’s drug store and promotes Fly’s Cream Balm for hay fever and cold relief.
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