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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
7
The Alma official paper discusses farm troubles as hiring scarce and wages rise. It notes farmers quit due to unprofitable operations, rising input costs, and idle land. calls for price equalization and better incentives to keep farming viable. Professor Sauer cites sixteen million idle acres in Michigan as a warning and prompt for action.
AReflection on Thomas A. Edison’s seventy third birthday underscores that success hinges on hard work, not inspiration, citing his fire loss comeback and urging Americans to embrace labor over leisure. The piece praises courage, foresight, and public support for American industry and taxes aligned with protecting growth.
City commission will hear objections April 20 1920 on vacating abolishing and setting aside streets and alleys in Old Fairground Plat Addition Alma Michigan except portions in Block 20. Named owners Earl Morris Grace Morris et al plan Shadow Lawn Addition and seek to relocate streets. Public notice of hearing and required police protection to be provided as per city charter.
In Miduar county on March 9 1090 probate court orders administration of the estate granted to John D Spinney or a suitable alternate. A hearing is set for April 4 at 10 am to determine further action and notice is published for three weeks in the Express newspaper. Next of kin and interested persons must appear to contest the petition. Public notices must follow.
A long appeal to Alma voters from Grand Rapids Catholic leaders denounces a Wayne County Civic Association school amendment targeting Catholic schools. They insist democracy protects conscience, urge unity among non Catholics, and challenge claims of one hundred percent Americanism. They defend Catholic education as essential and warn the measure would suppress religious rights, urging voters to resist.
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