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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1911
Page
8
Market brief lists farm produce prices from Hutter including 242 per unit and 26 cents retail for eggs 16 cents, potatoes at 1 36, spring chickens at 11 cents, J G Berkwith quotations for hay at No 1 shipping price 15 dollars wheat white 79 cents red 82 cents rye 82 cents No 2 shipping 14, cereals corn oats 360 360.
Mrs Henry Webster is reported much better and rode to Battle Creek last week. Families and neighbors visited, traveled to Albion and Detroit, and a school opens in district 10 on September 5 with Miss Bell as teacher. A family reunion is planned at Lee Lake and Goguae Lake on Saturday.
CERESCO notes record visits and movements of residents and guests including Miss Genevieva Neyens staying in Battle Creek, Mrs. Hutchens from Burlington visiting her sister Mrs. Moffatt, and a surprise party for the Kavanaughs. Other items mention moves, fishing at Beadle Lake, entertainments, guests from Athene, North Pennfield, and Coldwater, a Kalamazoo river bridge painting project, and a W C T U meeting scheduled with Mrs. Mickel.
Barney Kink formerly of this neighborhood now of Coldwater wed Miss Albertina Morhardt last Wednesday. They are guests of Bir Klink’s parents Mr and Mrs August Klink. Friends host a dance Thursday evening in their honor.
The piece quotes a coach explaining why a grouchy player was recruited, calling him a kleker. It highlights team dynamics and the rationale for including a difficult teammate in the roster.
Jackson Kalamazoo division effective May 27 1914 lists limiteds to Detroit with through service from Jackson. Daily except Sunday with connections at Jackson for Lansing St Josus and Owasso and Detroit connections at Jackson. F W Brown GE PA Jackson Mich.
The Commissioner of Highways of Marengo township Galboun County opens sealed bids for constructing 4.044 miles of gravel road Class B under state reward. Bids due September 11 1915 at 10:00 a.m. Lowest bidder with security to complete contract. Right to reject any bid reserved. Dated August 25 1911.
A pondering note on how a single remark can amuse one person yet provoke a fight in another, highlighting why humor and hostility hinge on individual perspective and context.
Advertisement seeks 10 to 20 acres of muck land with a fair house for truck gardening. Requests particulars and the lowest cash price and provides an address at R care of Marshall Statesman dated Aug 24 1920. Also includes an upholstering notice urging dependable workers to file names early with H. J. Good & Co and J. Bayes Upholsterer.
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