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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1900

Page

8

Village Notes and Local Changes in Tekonsha

The rural mail carriers secured weather covers for wagons, revival meetings loom at the Methodist church, Randall Produce reports large poultry inflow, and a new laundry opens. Dr. Clisbe and family move to Coldwater after two years here, leaving many friends. Penny social yields for M PS, C. B. Wright sells village property to Mrs. Abbie King, Wright relocates to a farm. James Simmeon buys a house. Reese Estes purchases on Church Street. Council hires a winter night watchman at up to 7 dollars weekly. local tax rate likely under one percent, last year was one and a half. Typhoid cases appear. two physicians remain after Clisbe’s departure. E. P. Keep riches in a cement stock in HK Rapids, stock doubles, $4,000 offer received. Hollenbeck and Abel dissolve partnership. Abel stores meat under his name. Horton travels north for potatoes. Village lacks a health officer and a president. Tekonsha Farmers club to organize Friday, Nov 23 at Frank Engle’s home. A herbal tonic called Rocky Mountain Tea is promoted by Madison Medicine Co.

Methodist Church Randall Produce Companies Prospect Clisbe M PS C. B D. Wright Abbie King Mr. Wright James Simmeon Thaa Reese L. R. Estes Church Street E. P. Keep HK Rapids Hollenbeck Abel H. A. Horton Tekonsha Farmers Club Frank Engle

North Marshall LBC Meets With Mrs Stags on Nov 22

The L B C of North Marshall will meet with Mrs. John R. Stags on November 22. Gentlemen are invited to attend. Stops the cough and works off the cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. No cure no pay. Price 25.

North Marshall L. B.C John R. Stags

Marengo Notes from Albion and nearby towns

Marengo brief mentions Anabelle Starke of Albion visiting C R Fish. Forda Neale travels to Ann Arbor for the week. Bruce Fish takes a job in Detroit at Strong Lee and Co. Mrs. Samuel Bosserd improves after illness. George Jennings dies at his daughter's home at 3am after two weeks of illness. 76. Funeral Sunday at 2pm, burial in North Marengo cemetery. Lulu Hoyt leaves teaching due to sickness. no replacement hired. J Perrine Hamilton opens winter lecture series at the church. A Lowder, NL correspondent reports a boy recovering from pneumonia after Foley's Honey and Tar, surprising the doctor.

Anabelle Starke Albion C. R. Fish Forda Neale Ann Arbor Bruce Fish Strong, Lee & Co Detroit Samuel Bosserd Herman Rogers George Jennings North Marengo Clark John Cou Wm. Shields Smith Lulu Hoyt

CERESCO NOTES AND SOCIAL GATHERINGS

Simary Phelps left Thursday for the upper peninsula to join his brother for hunting during the open season. The Maccabees held a party with Mr. and Mrs. Ray I. Dancing was the amusement of the evening. Mrs. Chas. Hekker and Mrs. A. M. Murray attend a Sunday school convention in Owosse this week. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Vary of Battle Creek were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey. Reve, Goodrich and Lamphier of Olivet held an inspiration meeting at the Congregational church. A. L. Stevens moves from the Howard house to Ed. ’s house. Charles Felt has work lined up on the Battle Creek section of the Michigan Central. Wm. Wrightman entertained his sister and family of Battle Creek over the weekend.

Simary Phelps Upper Peninsula Maccabees Ray I Chas. Hekker A. M. Murray Owosse Mra. Edmond Vary Battle Creek Godfrey Reve, Goodrich and Lamphier Olivet Congregational Church A. L. Btevens Howard House Charles Felt Michigan Central Wm. Wrightman

Laxative Bromo Quinaine Tablets Ad Copy

An old newspaper ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinaine Tablets as the remedy that cures a cold in one day. The text emphasizes quick relief and urges readers to buy the product for swift symptom control.

Klondike Club auction ends with mud street ride

A lively field day in Homer features Miss Olive Gibson and Miss Annie Barker amid bets and dares. A festive crowd witnesses forfeits paid with a merry procession, while local business moves include McConnell and Hosler opening a dry goods and grocery store.

Fredonia Farmers Club Entertainment and Officers Session

The Fredonia Farmers' club hosts Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Breaky on Thursday November 25 with officer elections as the feature. Program includes Belot reading by Mrs. Budlong, a paper by BH. J. Day, a recitation by Nettie Francis, select reading by Mrs. Smith, massec by Mr. and Mrs. Blye and Mr. and Mrs. Corlis. A nearby barn owned by Mrs. Francis Peck was found on fire Friday morning, with fire likely deliberate arson.

Fredonia Fredonia Farmers’ Club T. E. Breaky Budlong BH. J. Day Nettie Francis Smith Blye Corlis

Carnegie outlines inland waterway from New York to Gulf of Mexico

The plan proposes a shipping route from New York Bay to the Gulf of Mexico via a chain of canals and rivers, avoiding the Atlantic. It traces a path through the Delaware river, Chesapeake Bay, Currituck sound, and Florida, with Beaufort and ships down the coast, then across the Florida peninsula to the Gulf. Andrew Carnegie backs a government studied project to cut canals and extend the inland waterway to Boston, with Pittsburg to Conneaut harbor rail transshipment for Europe.

New York S Gulf of Mexico Atlantic Pla New York Bay Delaware River Trenton Delaware and Raritan Canal Delaware Philadelphia Delaware Bay Chesapeake Bay the James Nor New York Folk Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal Currituck Sound North Carolina Albemarig Panulleo Core Sound Beaufort N. C Capes Hatteras and Lookout North South Carolina Georgia Jacksonville Fla Florida Peninsula Suwannee River Gulf Cape Cod Boston Andrew Carnegie Europe Pittsburg Conneaut Harbor Ohio

Sir Frightful Failures and a Cure for Consumption

Six doctors warned William H. Mallen of Lockland Ohio he would die from a lung ailment. He credits Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption with a full recovery after five bottles. Free trial bottles offered at H J Hydes drug store. Also notes Mrs Ayrton of London as a pioneering female electrical engineer and speaker at a Paris congress.

Wm. H. Mallen Lockland Dr. King H. J. Hyde

Distressing Kidney Cure Promises Relief in Six Hours

An advertisement trumpets a “New Great South American Kidney Cure” claiming rapid relief for kidney and bladder pain in men and women. It also mentions immediate reduction of urinary retention and cites W H Elston as proponent.

W.H. Elston

Earliest Use Of Yankees Term Connected To English

Detroit market notice reports live cattle prices at Michigan Central Livestock Yards. The piece cites etymology of Yankees from English use and lists prices for prime steers cows calves sheep and hogs with active trade and high receipts, noting strong demand and varied stock categories.

Michigan Central Stock Yards Detroit Michigan Central Livestock Yards Atovkers Hoge Sre Lor Bie Ee Regia

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