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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1911
Page
15
The report covers a mix of local court outcomes, marital petitions, property transfers, hunting season notes, and community updates. It notes trials for assault, a divorce filing, inheritance tax items, and various town interests including real estate sales, poultry society plans, and upcoming social events at Ceresco and Albion.
A vintage ad claims Dr King’s New Life Pills ease liver and kidney issues and restore energy by gentle, natural action. The copy promises brisk health and hints at a local price of 26 cents at 7 W Bradshaw’s.
Fragmentary antique text describes Alexander governing a captured town by appointing Acupuls as governor and demanding a list of citizens for a harsh reprisal. An ambassador proposes sending a larger punitive cohort, but the ruler limits the action, reflecting tension over mercy and control.
An old fashioned advertisement promotes Deay's Rec ulars as a simple remedy for habitual constipation. It claims a single dose suffices and offers two boxes for 9 cents, urging readers to ask their druggist for the product.
A farmer named Mr Katz explains that investing in high quality cattle to breed and sell proves unprofitable. He notes calves cost substantial money to raise, wages and feed add up, and neighbors hesitate to join in breeding. An eastern stock brought in sold for far less than purchase price, eroding profits for the venture.
J W Gould the optometrist who has brought relief to many with eye trouble in Marshal and vicinity will be at the local clinic this week for examinations and fittings.
The article touts a local eye specialist in Choseneld whose philosophy treats every case as unfinished until fully resolved. For ten years he has welcomed Marshall patrons, promising courteous, careful consideration and a guaranteed Lodoga outcome when he says he can help. His eye expertise allegedly lets him assess true candidacy in moments.
The National Dairy Show features cows of various breeds, trophies including the Weddington $3,069 for top cow, and notable animals like Holly Dimple and Noble. Exhibits cover milk, butter, cheese, dairy machinery, and farm innovations, with conventions and lectures by dairy authorities, plus fare and travel details for attendees.
Quarterly meeting services will be held next Sunday at M. B. churches in Partello Lee Center and Brookfield. Dr EB A ArEwarong will preach and administer the Lord’s Supper at each point. Services at Lee Center 10:30 a.m. Partello 3:60 p.m. Brookfield 7:30 p.m. Ex- aryque is invited instead.
Fragmentary text mentions prices and names in a damaged OCR extract. No clear event or entities can be confirmed.
Probate Court notices list numerous estates with claims and hearings for individuals such as Patateat Israk'D Pronch and Thomas W. Taffpe, plus appointments of administrators and guardians. The record also notes a juvenile matter and various estate liquidations. Marriage licenses show several couples including Guy Pay Johnson and Marie A. Reyer in Battle Creek and Albion residents among others.
Ex mayor Batley is debated as a strong Republican candidate in Michigan. Supporters tout his proven leadership and fighting spirit while critics question whether Battle Creek and Calhoun County can back him. The GOP seeks a clear choice amid a heated nomination battle and broad local backing.
Nochestur Michigan December 17 The coroner jurys verdict assigns blame to the railway company for the deaths of Rolls E Lee and Donald Fallain in a wreck near the gate of the DoULA. The motorman’s watch slow by 24 minutes and lack of enforcement of orders are cited. Railroad Commissioner Dickenson calls for stronger rules and clearer laws to govern operation of motor cars and electric roads. He notes current laws lack authority to effectively sanction carriers until railroads improve their safety practices.
A lengthy notice describes land for sale in Michigan including 16 acres timbered, a mill, orchard, and fences with wire. price listed as 10,780 dollars. The notice cites A G Hanes of Charlotte and details probate court actions in Calhoun County, Battle Creek, involving George Peace and others, with publication requirements and dates in 1911.
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