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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
13
Battle Creek items include church social news, theater notices, and civic updates. Reports cover audience attendees for the Post theatre, a quail nest discovery in the countryside, a civic court ruling in Jackson, and local obituaries and injuries. Also noted are war enlistment figures, telephone directory changes, and deer hunting license procedures in Calhoun County.
A Ladies auxiliary serving supper at the G A R hall was enjoyed by guests. In Justice Lane's court George Owen won a $16 verdict against Frank Harrington in a lawsuit over a wagon. Harold E Brownell, 89, died from lung trouble after six months illness. funeral set for Sunday at 3:30 from East State Street residence.
Pianos by Cabie Nelson endorsed by musical artists. sold at right price. M. J. Gilert advertises sale with closing date October 14.
A Marchal endorsed line of Tizh Grade pianos from Gillatt’s Music House claims quality and broad affordability. The notice urges readers to examine the instruments and bring friends to see the sale, noting close time and location details are implied.
Washington reports President Taft invited to review a major naval demonstration in American waters to be held in New York early next month. Secretary Meyer has asked Taft to shorten a New York trip to attend the event, with Meyer present to inspect the assembled fleet. The plan aims to showcase the Atlantic fleet in New York Harbor as a fall ceremony.
Philadelphia on October 3 reports a wreck during practice for a race at Palrsoat park. Driver Harvey Ringley and his mechanic Thomas Bowen of Trenton were buried from the cabin during a tumble down an embankment. Both were painfully injured. A classified advertisement seeks one more boarder for a venture into publicity.
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