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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1884

Page

5

Marshall Mutual Aid Association promotes life insurance plan

A long article extols the Marshall Mutual Aid Association of Marshall Michigan, describing its sound, fair plan for life insurance at cost. It outlines membership ages, initiation, semi annual assessments, mortuary funds and advance funeral costs, plus branch growth to Topeka Kansas and regulatory acceptance.

Suppor Bny Marshall Mutual Aid Association Michigan John B. Bentley Wm.Baird J. 8. Galvin J. R. Bentley M. E. Galvig W. B. Church John R. Bentley Cashier National City Bank Wm. Baird St. Clair Mich Br. B. Galvin W. By Church Physiciun Marshall, Mich Mortuary Fund Association Marshall Mutual Aid Adoration Topeka Kanaas Hos Offic Sta- Eee Ingrassing Mutual’ Aid Ansociation Larga

John Butler’s Store Prominent in Groceries and Boots

The Beaverville business at 74 State and Jefferson streets, founded by Hawistod & Butler in 1863, is now run by John Butler. The 30 by 85 foot storefront with a 28 by 34 foot warehouse houses groceries and footwear. Butler’s long experience and strong buying power keep stock high quality and competitively priced in the community.

John Butler State Jefferson Streets Hawistod & Butler Butler Hamilton Richard Catefree

Butler and Son Boots and Dry Goods Company Review

A local catalog entry praises Butler and Son for a wide stock of dry goods, shoes, and groceries. It highlights an extensive shoe range for men women and children, including Fargo box toe and French calf styles, plus rubber goods and a large tobacco and cigars selection. The note commends service, fair prices, and polite clerks Edado Bart.

Burt Hanna& Son Laca Butler Geanng Butler Thia House Dar Nest

Iron Foundry and Machine Shop Leading Marshall Industry

In Marshall the Koeies and DwanTel foundry and machine shop on Exchange street drives local industry. Mr. Egeler and Mr. Hartel, seasoned iron workers since 1852 and 1868 respectively, operate a growing business occupying over 66200 square feet. The facility houses a foundry, machine shop, wood planer, turning lathe, saws, drills, and polishing equipment.

Marshall Foundry Marshall Koeles & Dwantel Exchange Street Adame’ Novelty Works Egeler Aince Hartel Aince

Plow Makers Showcase Durable, Balanced Implements

The firm began manufacturing plows last spring and already sold thirty two units while taking orders for one hundred more. They offer Buckeye mower and reaper machines, Dowdshead drill, tiger hay rake, and other agricultural gear praised for simplicity, durability, and quick work. Both partners supervise all departments, including machine and foundry work, ensuring efficient, reliable service.

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The Stove Trade in Marshall's Longstanding Firm

T A Bancem at 117 State Street Marshall showcases a historic stove and farm implement shop. Since 1864 the business has expanded with a brick block, storage for carriages, and a large salesroom, offering Cleveland Cooperative Stove Co and Beckwith stoves, Freedom Range, and the Universal Base Burner, plus Oliver plows and Minneapolis binder.

State Street Pro Prieta Marshall Shiver Cleveland Co-operative Stove Co Beckwith Peckham Elberon

To The Trade New Store Stock of Clothing and Furnishings

A newspaper notice announces a new store carrying a complete stock of clothing hats caps and gents furnishings. The ad highlights a broad range of apparel and related goods ready for sale to merchants and buyers in the area.

Fine fitting garments draw fashion minds to trend

A fragment announces fashionable clothing with praise for fit and styling. Mentions Tia and suite patterns, latent styles, stock and fur, aiming to catch attention of gentlemen of fashion. Ambiguous text hints at new garment designs and appeal to discerning buyers.

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Marshall Mutual Ehikeie T._A. BNCEM Minneapolia Pergoath Auervision Oliver’ Nation Ape ‘Hay Alway FH. Calcott. & Co Bné Kersey & Melton’s Voreer F. H. Calcott & CO Ward Bros
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