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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1907

Page

8

Beaver Creek social notes and local movements

Almira Greenman is quite sick. Jessie Colgan works for Mrs Emory Freeman. John Loomis visited Beaver Creek this week. Mr and Mrs Andy Hudson visited Alma Friday. Pearl Lafayette and Erva Alexander entered school Monday. Tommie Lucas and Flossie Welsh visited St Louis Saturday. Ernie Wells and wife of Forest Hill visited Stephen French last week. The Farmers Club met with Pete Britten’s family Friday. all reports good time. Bronson Schofield returned from Grand Rapids Saturday to prepare to move there. Mrs Emory Freeman and sons plan to leave for Fallen Nevada to make their future home. Mr Freeman already went.

Almira Greenman Jessie Colgan Emory Freeman John Loomis Beaver Creek Andy Hudson Alma Robert Colgan Pearl Lafayette Erva Alexander Tommie Lucas Flossie Welsh St. Louis Ernie Wells Forest Hill Stephen French Farmers’ Club Pete Britten Bronson Schofield Grand Rapids Fallen Nevada Mr Freeman

Forest Hill Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits

George Katenhus visits Ohio while Mrs. Clifford spends weekend in Ashley. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Branch of St. Louis visit here. Mrs. Lyon visits her husband’s parents in St. Louis. L. B. Camfield travels to Bridgman for his parents 60th anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Camfield of Berrien Co. welcome a daughter on April 14. Thomas Granger's remains, a former resident, brought from Oklahoma and interred at Brady cemetery after funeral.

George Katenhus Ohio Clifford Ashley Ed. Branch St. Louis Lyon Mr. Lyon L. B. Camfield Bridgman Fred Camfield Berrien Co Thomas Granger Oklahoma Brady Cemetery

Oratorical Contest at Mt Pleasant district results

Rev VanOumeren presided as Ovid won first in the district contest held in Mt Pleasant with Alma taking third and Pleasant placing second. Judges assessed thought and delivery for several contestants including Hamilton Norton and Hayes with music led by Prof Maybee and Ellsworth. Scoring notes and lab equipment purchase announced.

Mt. Pleasant Lavttes Thiers Wright Redfield Matthews Yunges Pleasant Vanessa Perry Ithaca Charles W. Hamilton Ovid Bessie Bowlby West Saginaw Ethel M. Norton Webster Alma Blaine H. Hayes Mr. Pleasant

Merchant on small scale ads for varied stock

A local merchant laments inability to advertise broadly, citing limited funds and a diverse inventory. He expresses uncertainty about where to start with smaller scale promotions.

Alma embossed box stationary ad at Stanard's Central drug store

An advertisement promotes Alma embossed box stationary with fine cloth finish and up-to-date goods for five cents at Stanard's Central Drug Store. It also touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea in tea or tablets and references Jan Early Riser pills sold by Chas. Khottes, highlighting local products and prices.

Alma Mich Stanard’s Central Drug Store Hollister Rocky Mountain Stanard Central Jan Chas. Khottes

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