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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1909
Page
3
Notices announce issues certificates of deposit bearing attractive rates of interest. Authorized by law to act as Administrator Executor Trustee under Wills Guardian Etc.
Ithaca residents approved a bonding measure to fund cement sidewalks after the error of assuming a two-thirds requirement. The village tally showed 471 total votes with 412 yes, surpassing the needed 285 for a three-fifths majority. The April meeting will address rectifying the voting rule.
The Ann Arbor Railroad announces its first Sunday excursion of the season with a round trip fare of $1.50. Special train to Toledo departs Alma at 6:42 a.m. on Sunday, April 4, offering six and a half hours in Toledo, with return departure at 6:30 p.m. The service also serves Detroit Frankfort Crystal Lake and other Michigan destinations.
The Record lists the Republican slate for state offices with candidates including Charles A. Blair for Supreme Court, John W. Stone, Luther Wright, William J. McKone, Roy Waterbury, W. H. Wallace, Robert P. D. Graham, Alfrod J. Doherty, William J. Oberdorffer, and William J. Carpenter. It notes subscription at 100 per year and mentions terms for board and education posts.
The writer details ports, cities, and impressions from Santos to Montevideo and Buenos Aires. He describes climate, architecture, language use, and living costs, noting meat and tobacco prices, wine consumption, and public venues. The piece discusses San Luis province unrest, politics, and the sparse American presence, concluding with optimism about South America’s future potential.
Civic League ladies present a practical article on selecting and arranging shrubs and vines to beautify home grounds. Emphasizes cost awareness, health benefits, and teaching children to care for plants, urging every modest home to participate for a more appealing village yard and citywide reputation.
Alonzo Ellsworth, an Emerson township oil resident and Civil War veteran, died last Friday after a paralytic stroke. He was 87 years old. He leaves a wife and one child. Funeral services were held Monday with burial in St Louis cemetery.
The Hoandul township statement for Pine River shows financials as of March 24 1908. It lists cash on hand of 408 78 and 1 585 70 on hand as of March 24 1900, with the township in excellent financial condition.
Miss Hazel Barnhill visits brother’s home as Dee Barnhill begins work for Eral Kublinan this week. Grange committee plans new hall construction guidance. Various locals host visits, entertainments, and housekeeping tasks. school on vacation. April 9 sewing circle program with Arcadia society auctioning two quilts.
Mr and Mrs Frank Clark and daughter Anna spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs George Brown and family. Mrs Frank Yarell and son of Shepherd visited Mr and Mrs George Saxton and family. About fifty neighbors held a farewell for Mr and Mrs Harter who plan to move south of Ithaca after twenty years here. George Santon heads to Flint for summer work. School crowding due to teacher sickness. Ten cows advertised for sale. Bell Telephone and Neat McNastan referenced with The Record.
An inmate, Alex Ferguson, killed fellow patient Isaac Puller at the northern Michigan asylum after striking him with a limb fragment. Ferguson claimed self defense and faces life confinement. The incident follows Ferguson's release as cured on Feb 20 and Puller's battle with melancholia.
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