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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1894
Page
5
In Osranco on Dec 12 the Cereaco Baptist church plans an old fashioned donation for pastor Rev. A. G. Cameron with an all day supper by church ladies and a congregational gathering. A poverty social is set for Dec 7 at the Gadfrey home with a prize for the most auntie patched attire, supper from 3 to 9, chicken pie and a 15 cent admission.
The Ard Bookantely meeting in Ste. Wo Stromal Wednesday December 3 features dinner at 10 cents. Mrs. datrather spent part of next week and first at Starks in Maren. Mrs. Crykendad hosted guests at Devereaux. Cary Mead of Devereaux visited Mrs. F. I. Mead’s. Rev. and Mrs. Southworth’s daughter Mrs. Myron Snyder of Pack Lake. John Miler lost his bird and contents Tuesday, second loss in three years. Wheat prospects look poor after recent freezes. Mrs. Baker visited Frank in Charlotte. Mrs. Leaver of Pompeii Mich. visiting Calloun county friends. Pat Mulvanay attending the Fat Stock show in Chicago. Thanksgiving observed quietly. Pupils of District 6 Murengey to hold an auction at residences of FLA Avery Friday evening. Proceeds go toward buying a flag. All are invited.
Lee and Marengo report a Friday night blaze at 12 o’clock that burned grain hay and farming equipment from Joseph Sturgis’s property. The fire was insured. Friends of Milo Payne were invited to a Thanksgiving dinner. Carverville school began last Monday with Glenn Carna as teacher. George Wagoner’s funeral drew large crowds at Townsend Schoolhouse with Rev. Divine officiating. Ed Two’s twins born November 20. William Long Las moved to a new house.
Newton Nov 29 The Newton township board will meet at the town hall on Tuesday December 4 from 1 30 to 4 p m to audit accounts and handle other lawful business. Also noted are local school reports and community notices including teachers, illnesses, and social events.
A fragmented Fredonia notes the Lyon Like Literary society meeting with readings, recitations, and a home venue planned for December. The text also runs medical advertisements for Hood's Sarsaparilla and catarrh cures, with multiple product claims and local seller references.
Detroit November 26 Michigan beat Cornell 12 to 4 in a fierce clash on the Detroit Athletic Club grounds. The result places Michigan among worthy foemen of Yale Harvard Princeton and Pennsylvania as celebrations erupt among Michigan men. Injuries include Villa’s leg injury and other minor hurts.
A tribute to women's progress highlighted by the Woman's Building at the World's Fair. The piece lauds emancipation and equality, forecasting global influence into the century, noting the honors won at the Fair as especially memorable.
FY M Pettingall proposes uniform textbooks and visits directors who sign orders that later appear as promissory notes. School directors are depicted as financially solid, but the notes raise suspicions of deception and misuse of funds.
New York November 28 The Tearpenizalion plan faces a steep decline in the Taha Brig annual report for the year ending September with the worst showing on record Regular interest payments were made but the company earned little more than 5000 on bets The report notes a loss near 187000 on the Werte and Team dines and questions the need for receiver certificates while predicting radical changes in the reorganization plan by Shaun Baxpressiigr
Several defeated congressmen intend not to attend the start of the session. They claim to have private business, plan to claim mileage grants for travel, and may avoid staying through the remainder of their terms. Some have asked the sergeant at arms to send them mileage for the journey home.
Professor Veno, a lion tamer, was attacked by Wulacker the black maned African lion during a public exhibition. The lion refused tricks, struck with a bite to the hip, and dragged the tamer before attendants intervened with an iron bar. Veno lies in danger from blood loss as the fight caused panic in the crowd and one spectator was injured.
In Mewruis on November 28 Attorney General Peters testified on the lynching plot. He said defendant Richardson warned of the lynching and that Richardson and Ed Smith arranged the affair. Wipness then told Richardson to testify, but Richardson said he would not know anything. Peters then withdrew as state counsel to become a witness.
Juped from Brooklyn Bridge, New York, Nov. 3, Harry Monier a young Englishman is alleged to have jumped from the highest point of the bridge into the river with a parachute. The affair was at the auspices of a sporting paper. Authorities deny the incident and question the truth of the story.
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