Calhoun County Fair Exhibits and Wed Wedding Enchantment
Cold blustering day at the fair grounds brings large exhibits across departments with notable displays in arts, crafts, and machinery. A wedding is announced for Wednesday at one p.m. amid a bustling scene as vendors, bands, and local dignitaries participate in the fair’s bustling events and speeches.
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Calhoun County Fair
Nibs
Brown Black
John Wiseman
Wilson & Watson
Parker & Son of
Battle Croek
C.H. Villabrant
Marshall Furnace Co
Wolverine
Rickett & French
Folding Bath Tub Co
Make the Most of Yourself and Health Boosters
Pioneer health ad urges men to maximize potential through health. It claims pure blood enables full usefulness, linking vitality to circulation and disease prevention. Hood's Sarsaparilla is marketed as a blood purifier curing salt rheum, scrofula, catarrh, dyspepsia, and inflammation.
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Hood
Judge Ingersoll Faces Probate Court Challenge
The Hi anion candidate for probate judge, Ingersoll, is criticized for party ties and concern over orphans in Calhoun County. The Battle Creek Journal notes support for re nomination and re election, asserting the judge should be retained despite political pressure.
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Hianion
Ingersoll
Daring
Gersoll
Calhoun
Ingerson
Hattle Creek Journal
Sa Gzersoll
Csth
George
Michigan Men Visit Major McKinley in Canton
A Canton Repository report from September 17 details a Michigan delegation including G. Painter and Daniel Clary visiting Major McKinley, receiving a cordial welcome with no speech. They discussed free wool's impact on Michigan growers, noting few sales and a potential price drop. The piece also covers obituaries for Julia EB. Bickford and Edna Hart, with mourning lines and funeral details.
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Michigan
Canton Repository
Marshall
Albion
Battle Creek
McKinley
Major MacKinley
Major McKinley
Inu
Cantoniany 1
G. Painter
Cleveland Avenue
Daniel Clary
Marshall, Mich
Clary
Republican Representative Convention in Calhoun County
A fragment from a Calhoun County Republican scene details the 1894 Bat Creek union meeting with George Gilman as president and Rev. Harbridge. notes on forthcoming Battle Creek and Ceresco events, and an Engle opera house Marshall district convention set for Sept 29 to nominate a state legislator. Also mentions Hon. Frank J. Doty address in Ceresco and a public notice for Dr. King’s New Life Pills.
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Pian Endeavor
Calhoun County
Batreek
George Gilman
E.H. Harbridge
Dwight H. Robinson
Oillcorner
Ceresco
Bedford
Mar
C. E
Brent
Whitney
Battle Creek
A. H
Olivet
Amittee
Uywa
Ple
Ionia
Battle Creak
Sovisties
Engle Opera House
Marshall
Mich
Ward
Homer
R. Allen
C. W. Dacry Mple
H. E. Bucklen
Chicago
Icago
Dr. King
T. Drake
SYCLONE INSURANCE PROMOTES STORM PROTECTION IN MICHIGAN
SYCLONE INSURANCE markets first-class protection against tornadoes in Michigan. The firm emphasizes storm insurance coverage, with D. Stone and related executives publicizing policies and benefits for residents seeking reliable risk protection.
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Very A
Michigan
County Specials From States Man Correspondents
Local notes from TLERONSIHA Sept 24 describe residents moving in, social events, and plans for the county fair. Mr and Mrs J S Gordon occupy the former Phelps house while Phelps opens a jewelry shop on Jackson Ave. The W R C social drew a small crowd due to stormy weather. Indices plan a large chicken pie dinner on election day and a public silver meeting was held at the opera house with Rev F M Aunke speaking on current issues. Takousha ball club entered the Coldwater fair with prizes $70 $35 $20 $10, along with competitors Coldwater Quincy and Girard. Rev E Randall and wife from Grand Blanc visited, with services at the Baptist church. A McKinley and Trobart club meeting is set for Sept 26 at the AOUW hall with music and speeches. Additional notes cover travel, college moves, and local business plans, including a proposed Kalamazoo river iron bridge, road travel impacts, and various visits by local residents. Continued on eighth page.
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Tleronsiha
Gordon
Henry’ Phelps
Phelps
Halbert
Jackson Avene
John Bartlett
Opera House
F. M. Aunke
Sherwood
F. E. Allen
F. Darrow
Coldwater Fair
Takousha Ball Club
Coldwater
Quincy
Girard
E. Randall
Grand Blanc
Randall
Baptist Church
McKinley and Trobart
A.O. U. W. Ball
Kalamazoo River
Ellis of
Olivet
Frank Reid
Hare
Battle Creek
Emma
Lulu Phelps
Albion
John Suide
Chicago
George Bell
Oliver
J. W. Bell
J. P. Bartlett
Benton Harbor
Walter Snide
Michigan Central
Carey
Mabel Hurlburt
Marshall
Wheatfield
Ceresco
The
Baptist Society
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Oes
Marshall School Furniture Co
Paxe Bros. Buggy Co
Marshall Wagon and Windmill Co
Y Leary Bros
Muchfather
Louis Freed
Avi. Scrilmer
Marshall Public Schools
Public View
Timwaths
United States
Asia
F. M. Townsend
Uliih Sloan
Pingree
McKinley Club
Germania Band
Hoe
Fairgrounds
Richard Guenther
Wisconsin
Marshall MicKinley Club
Marshall McKinley Club
Gaus
Statesman
Peranent
Itarrison Arms
Lizzie Albaugh
Isaac Whitmore
Petoskey
Mae Harter
A. Marble
Detroit
Blanche Swartwout
Tawas City
Carrie Shepherd
May Stone
Goo, Perrett
Parmelia Mann Havs
Ada Butler
Hayward Wheeler
George Marshall
Carrie Wheeler
C. C. Wheeler
Conins
Harry Reed
Police Telephone Signal Co
Mate Gawie Law
Lower Peninsula
Judge Ingersoll
W. A. Lane
Majon McKinley
TNFIR
Bese
Julia EB. Bickford
J. P B. Bickford
Hekford
Marion
Wayne Co
N. Y
Jas. P. Wickford
Rochester
Eckford
O. W. Mumbrae
Muskegon
James
Nettie
H. EB. Davis
Shephord
Jong An
Edna
Mary Hart
Daar
Heaven's Gate
Cercsco
Frank J. Doty
Barry County
Bryan
Bathrick
Baker
Hobart
Socxo Repuscican
Republican Representative Convention
Syclone Insurance
Eddrem
Mernell-Boule
Byrncois
Alotha
Washington
Fredschpallmaon
Washington Market Guarantees
Frankfort
Schnall- Wann
Washington Market
J. S. Cox, SR
State Street
L. C. Smith
L. Cronin
Abbott
East Main Street
Chicago Opthamic College
Bologr
Jas
M. Parsons
Benel
Hamilton Street
Day's Lumber Yard
W. St4tk Stelet
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