Great Calhoun fair showcases crowd control and exhibits
The Calhoun fair displays strict policing and security with Sheriff Fonda and deputies patrolling to prevent theft. School, poultry, cattle, and craft exhibits highlight rural pride, including Homer, Battle Creek, Albion, and Aurand participants. Tekonsha defeats Marshall 14 to 10 in baseball.
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Publc
Trekkec
Fonda
United States
Old Haut
Homer
Battle Creek
Albion
Miller
Guy Thenan
Aurand
Thenan
Hotchkiss
Marshall Township
Tne
Urbandale
Homer School
Paul Geiger
Glare Jennings
Mosher
Horse Department
Aurythine
E. S. Lewis
Marshall
T. W. Sprigue
Emmett
Oz Grove
Bronson
J. A. Stoddard & Sons
Litchfield
E. B. Lawrence
Essex
Hubbard & Rook
Hampshire
Marshall Furnace Furnace Co
Homer Furnace Co
Geo. W. Leedle
The
Daily News
C. L. Linn & Son
F.S. Deuel
M. J. Gillett
H. M. Merrill
Victor Gates
Buick Automobile Co
Bosley’s Hardware
B. & B. Buggy Co
Page Bros. Buggy Co
FP. C. Easterly
Tekonsha
Calhoun Fair Races Highlight Tuesday Meeting
Two races dominated the program with a 2:20 trot and 2:14 pace as Hetty Green claimed the trot title and Hi Henry won the pace. Timers included Ethan Allen and Lafe Colesi Marshall with judges Dr. Miy and C. T. Fletcher. Col James Walker of Coldwater praised Marshall tracks while Ray Warner and Gib El-Hiatt drove early-day favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun Fair
James Walker
Coldwater
Colons
Ray Warner
Gib el- Hiatt
Marshall Tracks
The
Statesman
Cal. Walker
Dr. Miy
Battle Creek
C. T. Fletcher
Marshell
Ethan Allen
Lafe Colesi- Marshall
Ed Kernan
Hetty Green
Medium
Hi Henry
B. m
el Bino
TH. Porter
St. John
the Swallow
G. m .John i O'Brien Googe
Claren Lawn
B. S
P. Tucker
Leonidas
Lew Albert
Br. Kh
Frank Colby
Detroit
ASH Medium
B. A
H. H. Green
Stockbridge
Trudy Milton
Bik. m
G. EB. Root
Citclevine
O& Queen
Rsy
Hi. Henry
Gr. B
Theo Sheldon
Bert Leaner
Galena
TM We
Gr. S
Goshen
Ind
B. K
S. H
Brenner
Lady Bring
T. H. Porter
St. Johns
Billy Hail
Bikk. G
Mal Colm Stine
Charlotte
Star Pointer, Jr
Hb. B
L. FL
Hopkins
Russell Dillard
John Moit
Lansing
Dillard K
Roh Bing
Parma
Watter
Tag Day for Dependent Children in Marshall
Marshall citizens will sell charity tags on September 30 to aid the Michigan Children's Home Society in St. Joseph. The society, founded in 1891, cares for homeless and dependent Michigan children by placing them in approved family homes. It operates without public aid, relying on gifts and memberships, and reports steady success in finding cures and placements for youngsters. Mrs M M Beardsley of St Joseph was arranging tag day, with Mrs A B Osborn as president and a corps of workers to be named later. Community support is urged for another successful event.
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Marshall
Michigan Children's Home Society
St. Joseph
Mich
Michigan Children’s Home Society
Michigan
Michigan Children’s Society
M. M. Beardsley
Osborn
Benner Pushes Saloon Permit Petition Before Council
Henry Benner circulates a petition among businessmen asking that John Nathan be granted a saloon permit by the common council. Most approached sign readily. The council session may table the matter with likely refusals to grant new permits. If any are issued, about four would be granted, totaling nine saloons. The policy dates back to local option repeal and the thousand dollar license fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Benner
John Nathan
Common Council
Marchal
Modern Maccabees Propose Rate Transfers for Members
The Modern Maccabees outline transfer options for old members in Chiss 3 to Plans B C D G or stay on current rate. Transfers to B or C or D or G require payment of rates tied to entry or attained age with adjustments to certificates at death. If December 1 1912 passes, members may continue current rate and have the difference charged with compound interest at 4 percent until debt is due.
The World Plays Fair Depend Upon This Advertisement
A fragment advertising Bean's Ointment claims to cure rashes eczema and skin itching. It promotes over the counter sales and uses period style marketing to urge readers to scratch and purchase the product.
R IL Borden Opposition Leader in Canada Faces Reciprocity Fight
Robert L. Borden, leader of the Opposition in Canada, campaigns against reciprocity terms amid a heated political clash. He argues against tariff agreements and urges defense of Canadian economic interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Sturgis Divorce Trial Features Testimony on Motives
Joseph Sturgis testified in the circuit court divorce case, recalling his May 1 1910 marriage and uncertain details about the prior year. He suggested Mrs Sturgis sought his property, while witnesses for the complainant painted her as a suitable spouse. Cross examinations occurred and the court adjourned with Judge North to issue a ruling later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sturgis
Sturgis
B Mirs
North
Balloonist Nearly Loses Her Life at Calhoun Fair
Mrs Fifer ascended in a balloon designed for two with Prof Fifer. The parachutes were attached but not released, nearly causing a fatal fall. She freed herself from the ropes, cut free the parachute, and landed on Brace Lake road near the Burrus farm, shaken but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifer
Calhoun Fair
Prof. Fifer
Brace Lake
Buraa Farm
Lowry Convicted in Circuit Court
Edward Lowry convicted on a statutory offense preferred by Ailes Birmingham of Albion. A new trial will be sought. The case filled much of yesterday’s session as testimony exposed his deceit and secret marriage.
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Edward Lowry
Birmingham
Albion
Carbondale
Lowry
Joseph Hessey
Marshall L. Stephenson
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Calhoun County Bar Association
R. F. Hoffmaster
East Main Street
Clinton Gribble
George
Must Have Imagination in Country Life
A reflective piece explores how life in the country can be rich or poor, depending on perspective. It suggests heaven’s light reveals beauty to some, while others may see only barren fields, leaving them grounded in earthly limits.
Witness Praised For Poised Court Testimony
A Chicago court witness recalled being well rehearsed for his testimony and noted the lawyer complimented his accurate recall. He said he had just yesterday filed an application for a telephone, illustrating his disciplined preparedness.
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Chicago
Dangerous Separation Sought by Brooklyn Woman
A Brooklyn woman petitions for a two year separation to give her husband a chance to win her back. The plea highlights a risky marital move, while a rural postman at Alket gate Cumberland faced a bee swarm during letter collection.
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Brooklyn
Radium’s Indestructible Nature Prompts Hiring System
Radium of the highest activity never loses its properties and a regular output would raise the world’s radium supply. As a consequence a hiring system has been developed, a procedure likely to hamper market development.
Right Cart Aid for Invalids Described in Noted Memoirs
A description extols a sturdy light cart stick with a hooked end and knob for an invalid to adjust curtains raise shelves push chairs and maneuver herself. Frances studied motifs with her mother and showed strong powers of appreciation exceeding expression leading to a request to play the plan o rama and humbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Wegner
Mamma
Plano
When Boys Were Girls Maiden Speech Language Note
A historical note discusses changing uses of gender terms noting that girl once signified a young person of either sex and maiden referred to a young orator giving an inaugural speech. The piece links shifts in language to social perceptions.
United Shoe Machinery Indicted for Antitrust Violations
Boston. The United Shoe Machinery company was indicted by a federal grand jury on antitrust grounds alleging monopoly in restraint of trade and patent infringements. Investigations led to AG Wickersham ordering evidence presentation, with Special Agents Gregg Kelleher and Bratt aiding in the probe begun after complaints filed in April. The company, founded 1889 and based in Beverly Mass, employs about 3 000 and produces 20 000 shoe machines yearly under a royalty system.
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Boston
United Shoe Machinery Company
Federal Grand Jury
Department of Justice
Wilam
Grége
United States
Wickersham
George E Kelleher
James L. Bratt
Gregg
Asa P. French
Mr. Gregg
Shoe Machinery Company
Tom
Milk bottle scare spurs city to seek price ordinance
Citizens urge aldermen to regulate milk sales after a notice bans former bottled milk and demands patrons return bottles. Public sentiment favors bottle delivery and a 6 cent quart price while pressure mounts on supplier Leach to exit his local market and seek distant sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erch
Leach
Chinese and Japanese Match Industries Expand in Daolua
The article notes extensive match manufacture by Chinese and Japanese firms in Daolua with factories at Tien tsin Pekin Hangkow Shanghai and other locations. It cites a Hangkow plant employing 3 909 workers and producing about sixty tons daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daolua
Tientsin
Pekin
Hangkow
Shanghai
Dust on the Family Bible Sermon by Rev. Bradsay
Rev Patrick Bradsay laments scarce use of the bible in homes and families. He condemns coverless and overpacked family bibles, urging proper respect and daily reliance on sacred scripture for salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Bradsay
Roger
Noban Bound Over To Circuit Court For Liquor Sale Case
John Noban bound over to circuit court on liquor sale charges after testimony in Jackson before Judge Lane. Marshall Game Club members testified Noban had shipped liquor to the club on August 45 1911 and that a shipment was discussed but not paid for. The court deemed the case of public importance and Noban was held on 300 bond for the next term. The article also notes canine exploits and observations on concrete building light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Noban
Judlce Lane
Winsor & Miller
Casper Haeknle
Jackson Brewery
Noban
Ist
Wguet
Marshall Game Club
Hev
Nolan
Neban
L. A. Kertson
Halamazoo
Jonna
Pilisa
Chas, Hicketts
Gavie
Wilels
Eine
Reese
Jackson
Circuit Court
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Bradshaw
Draga
Dr. Hovey
Aluman Gros
Evening States Man
Starling
Flint
City
Saginaw
Bat Ue Creek
Benner
Aterest
R. IL. Borden
Baloonist
Baloon
Lady Aeronaut
Stephen Son
Alketgate
Armanthwaite
Cumberland
England
Shoe Machinery Trust
Papen Okarms
Santee
Merhy
Sue
Uze Nai
Wagonfirs
John
Saraday
Manne Saunders
Failio Sey Ity - Addreeg
Lyman Brown
Marray
Lire
Yori KY
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