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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1911
Page
6
A committee report states the common council lacks authority to regulate milk delivery methods. Patrons should choose containers, and milk remains a commodity like apples or potatoes. The group favors no new inspector at present, noting no complaints about milk quality.
Mendon Michigan villagers voted 165 to 68 to accept power from Sturgis rather than continue the Parkville dam plan. The town had spent about $19,000 already without producing power and faced rising costs and dark days as its steam plant lost revenue.
The Calhoun county fair and public institutions are discussed as vital engines for agricultural spirit and local energy. Officials argue against dividends and emphasize using assets to cover deficits while preserving public initiatives and educational purposes for the community’s time.
An essay praises edible nuts as nutritious food and praises their place in meals beyond mere amusement. It discusses nut types like hickory and butternut, suggests salt flavoring, and warns against overconsumption. The piece notes inconsistent local nut markets, with buyers pricing to supply and demand, and calls for better public awareness.
Flint, Oct 11. Fred Mid Meton, 27, was arrested late last night by the sheriff’s office on a murder charge. Details are scarce but investigators say the case involves a fatal shooting and ongoing inquiries continue.
The Statesman records premiums awarded at the Great Calhoun Fair with notable winners listed by department and premium amounts. Cattle leads the notice with the highest stated premiums among the entries and names of winners are provided in the detailed list.
In Battle Creek Enquirer style report, Marshall city officials plan to discuss new lighting standards at a meeting with adjacent aldermen from Battle Creek and Jackson. A Marshall farmer critic argues the focus should be on local business and agricultural districts to attract trade, stressing strong ties with neighboring farmers and the need for practical, beneficial improvements.
Battle Creek opens its new postal savings bank on October 28 with window service ready once supplies arrive. The registry clerk will staff the bank temporarily and may handle duties without extra help. The scene notes no major delays amid a chaotic, humorous aside from Charles Dudley Warner quotes.
Ledger style entry shows Thomas Webb with 2 pounds 2 shillings 5 pence and Mrs Shurtli with 22 pounds in a quirky sale record. The document lists small integers and odd decimals, reflecting a staged balance or note between individuals and a seller.
A promotional note praises Electric Bitters by Mia Gould of Fitiateia for curing stomach and kidney problems after other medicines failed. The testimonial claims the tonic aids many women and is the best remedy, citing Bradshaw's as a source.
Pontiac Mich Oct 16 A inquiry into the Ward apple orchard reports a 300 acre tract yielding 19560 barrels from nearly 390 workers over two peaks. Owners Mrs David C Ward receive 30000 from fruit on trees with buyers expecting 4 per barrel. total product valued around 76000 with harvest costs and marketing about 15000 to purchasers. Modern scientific care yields unusually blemish free fruit with attractive coloring.
Herbert A. Snyder, a longtime Marshall resident, died at five oclock this morning at Mrs. Chas Kuykendalls home on West State street after a long illness. Born April 38 1850 in Fredonia township he had lived in the area most of his life moving to Marshall about eighteen years ago. He leaves three sons George Porter Snyder to Ocean Park California and B Snider of this city a half sister Miss Stella Snyder and his wife died about a year ago. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at Miss Snyders West Prospect street home with Rev Hathaway officiating and interment at Oskridge.
Sigiax Michigan August 18 grand lodge annual meeting of I O O F and Rebekah assembly opened with welcome addresses by Mayor Georges W Stewart and Judge William R Kendricks. C F Ganschow and Hattie Jackson presided as sponsors. Two sessions addressed both groups. Committees named and work assigned. Sports segments indicate event planning and higher emphasis on membership.
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