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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1911
Page
16
Detroit Michigan report outlines grain prices and movements including oats and corn. Mentions BRS and Feat-99 1-20, 1-te and Gath-49n with unclear OCR fragments. Describes market activity and price indicators for the day.
Market prices show butter at 40 per 3b retail, chicken 166, potatoes 652.65e, oats 436, and shipping prices 4153 for white 8905 red. Entries reference vendors Galt, Acme-ve, Berkwith, Hayne, and Gerenka Bar corner, with various dated rates and measurements.
A fragmentary item notes Harry Barrett of Barratts Creek with Frank and others spending Sunday with Mee Barrett and others. The text is garbled but indicates a family visit and social gathering over the weekend. Several names appear with unclear punctuation and placement.
A garbled OCR page mentions Rev. Mop tromery of Eaton Rapids, Fred A Perry of the Mlabigwe MAP, and Hadozor of Lansing attending a conference October 18 and 19. It notes assistance for the work and a large number from Marshall with events Wednesday Thursday Friday and new tasks in Albion and other towns.
Mire Hapeit istht petow dr de TEREG and Mrs Cogristin report a week of activity. Mrs Mosher of Washington was a guest of Mr Vottick last week. Maximen moved into a town house loaned by Ormabss Kirk Teal of Williamport hosted his brother Supray. Myre TS Brosh and many friends visited last weeks. Members of the Wi cot attended the meeting at Mrs McWethy's home Tuesday.
An unclear record describes a gathering with references to Convia Uilon and Bink o Krad, mentioning music by Mrs Lewis and Mya Hoxie and attendees expected in December. It lists names and elements of a program, but many words are garbled, leaving a partial account of a meeting with performances and expected attendance.
A fragmented notice mentions East Eckford and sauna related terms with unclear context. It appears as an OCR fragment lacking clear names, dates, or an actionable event, making precise synthesis difficult. The readable bits suggest a location East Eckford and sauna references without identifiable entities or outcomes.
Fragmentary readable text mentions digestive terms and multiple garbled names. No clear event, date, place, or organization is discernible. The fragment appears to be an OCR artifact lacking coherent substantive content for a proper summary.
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