Local News Items on Victory Loan and Alma Happenings
Alma residents report on Victory Loan drives, post office examinations, and weekend visits. Notable items include births, local business changes, taxation lectures, and a skeleton unearthed near Pine River with possible Indian relics suggesting an old burial ground.
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Wanigas
Brunner'’s
Fatty” Arbuckle
Saginaw
Ness
Mabel Normand
Sis Hopkins
Maber Normand
St. Alm Tailors
Jo Maier & Co
G. J Maier & Cou Nly
Leona DeYoung
McBain
Mia W . Fervis
KE. G. Slayter
State Savings Bank
Alma
Harvivon Vought
Detroit
J. Vought
Mr. MacCallum Mhor
Will Ivetare
Hailey Scvhool
A. Watson B Robinson
New York City
J. W. Robinson
Maynard Cook
Chicago
Wid
Albert P. Cook
Alma Public Schools
Forest Hil
Simaher Fowe
Newr Farue
Francis Kine
California
Alm
Alma Fire Department
Lee LU. Fais
E.R. Tay Gratiot
Mies Louise Toad
Gratiot County Gas Company
Agro
Prarce
Tiguin
Marne City
Wis
Bert
Ske
Grutiot County Fraty Bosunt
Wok
Gratiat
Gade
Baltinore
Heward
France
Guy & Gongwer
Army
Fern
Gongwer
United States
Lewis Hudson
G. W. Wright Furniture
Lestern
Gratiot
Hudson
Moffett
Bay Counties
Wolfe's Bridge
Pine River
Notice to Mabel Patterson and March date debt tone
Fragmentary notice names Mabel Patterson and a March date with a pledge to pay debts. The rest shows ad like material about European dates and a lengthy Victory Liberty Loan appeal urging subscriptions as personal and national duty with strong wartime rhetoric.
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Muti Tate
Mabel Patterson
Tine
I Patterson
Local notices and personal updates from Republic area
A mixed town column lists residents moving houses and visiting kin, including Lewis Stasem of Elg ii City and Mrs Willard S Peterson and son Glenn on Eastward avenue with scarlet fever. It notes services at Ensminster Chapel and several residents traveling to Canada or visiting Breckenridge. A feature about refugees prompts knitters to aid Europe with patterns and fabric quotas, plus details on weekly meeting room access.
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Lewis
Elgii
Mr Bartler
Wighland Oyemue
Rosedale Avenue
Eastward Street
Gus Byer
Tewehman
Rosedale
Pleasant Avenue
Snyder
Saginaw
Mr. Snyder
Breckenridge
Alex. Boulter
Eastward Avenue
Flint
Hoover
Republic Ar Tas
Westburg
Willard S. Peterson
Glenn
Ensminster Chapel
Enlist Young
Mockeridge
Obul Allen
Grove
Qualifications of Women Voters in Early United States
The article outlines voting qualifications for women, noting birth in the United States, age thresholds, state residency, precinct registration, and naturalization status. It discusses married and foreign born women, and those whose fathers were naturalized, as eligible under various conditions.
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United States
Foreen
Uber
Registration and Ballot Process in Early Voting Details
A fragmented set of notes describes registration rules, ballot markings, inspector initials, and voter duties. It notes April 7 as a question day, polling place visibility, and procedures for ensuring ballot integrity and public presence during counting. It references historical figures and local governance terms, with language reflecting period reporting and civic procedure.
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Beat Worden
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Wm. S Hort
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Woliee
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Borton
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