Milk ordinance debate and council actions reported
City committee reports that the common council lacks authority to regulate how milk is dispensed by vendors. Debate centers on whether milk should be poured into customer containers or delivered in bottles. Recommendations urge cleanliness, bottle washing, and covering containers, with no inspector appointed at present. Meeting notes list attendees, petitions, and numerous paid bills, adjourned for two weeks.
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Derman
Rose
Schustman
Bigelow
Common Council
Mendon Abandons Water Power in 1903 Vote
In January 1903 Mendon voters bonded the village for 10600 to buy Parkville dam and water power. After costly wiring work, the town faced a choice between completing its own plant or accepting Sturgis power at two cents per foot. A special election favored Sturgis power 105 to 49 to avoid darkness.
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Mendon
Midh
Parkville
Aly Washin
Here
Sturgis
County fair funding debate sparks deferral of deficit relief
The article discusses the fiscal aid to cover this year's deficit, arguing against county funds or bonds. It cites Batttle Creek and Cathoun County as examples where residents and fairs should support themselves, stressing agricultural spirit and public schooling value of the county fair.
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Hart
Wasdala
Taft
Oriel
Cathoun
Nuts as Food in Old-Time Spirit and Local Market Notes
An article extols nuts as nutritious versatile foods beyond holiday use, noting hazel hickory butternut and walnuts as tasty additions through butter and cake. It discusses nut value, risks of overconsumption, and calls for public enlightenment to boost demand while detailing Marshall’s fragile local market and dealer pricing.
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Tong
Fragmentary OCR Item About Local FigureObserved
A fragmentary OCR note mentions a local figure and unspecified events. It lacks clear names, dates, or locations but hints at a community or official context. Further readable text is needed to generate a precise headline and summary.
Marshall city hosts visiting aldermen and farmers for lighting event
A Battle Creek Enquirer report notes Marshall council plans to entertain visiting Battle Creek and Jackson delegates when new street lighting is installed on Rain Street at the county seat. A local businessman argues Marshall should prioritize ties with nearby farmers to boost business and agriculture, not social visits.
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Sity of
Marstail
Ake Dermen
Battle Creak
Jackson
Enquirer
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Soll
Tet Jones
Butiwa
Iva
Battle Creek Postal Bank Opens Oct 28
Battle Creek announces opening of its new Postal Bank to the public on October 28. The current registry clerk will manage the bank temporarily with assistance expected as needed. The article mentions delays and odd remarks about unrelated items and humorous asides, reflecting a fragmented report.
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Battle Creek
Poptic Savings Bank
Local Society Notices Fragment Reveals Names
Fragmentary social notices mention Mrs Thomas Webb Ellen Miller and Mrs Ho Shurtiit Alta Sackett with unclear context and dates, reflecting a small town society update amid garbled OCR.
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Thos. Webb Ellen Miller
Is the world growing better
A testimonial claims Electric Bitters improve health for stomach and kidney troubles. Mrs W. We. of Pittsburgh, Pa expresses gratitude noting relief after taking the remedy. The ad promotes Bitters as a universal tonic for women and kidney issues.
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Pittefeld
Socet
Bredehaw’s
Apple Orchard Yields $70,000 Despite Costs
The David Ward apple orchard near Pontiac, occupied by nearly 6,000 workers over two weeks, produced 17,500 barrels of Baldwin apples valued at about $26,050 after shipping and freight. Mrs. Ward sold the fruit for $20,000, while buyers cover picking, packing, and marketing costs. the deal foresees about $75,000 for the consumer and shippers, with the crop praised for its free from blemish quality and attractive color.
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Bmieh
David Ward
Frask
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Tn- Surry
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Ontakirie
Death of Old Marshall Resident This Morning
Herbert A. Snyder, longtime Marshall resident born April 18 1650 in Fredonie township, died this morning at his home on West State Street after a long illness from tuberculosis. He lived here about eighteen years after moving from Fredonia. He leaves three daughters and a wife who died earlier. Rev Hathaway will officiate and interment will be at Oakridge Cemetery.
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Marshall
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G.8.F. Repo Show Fine Condition
Saginaw Michigan August first report on the annual meeting of the G E A lodge I Q A B and Babebish assembly of the organization with notes on proceedings and outcomes from the event.
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Gea Lodge
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