Property Changes Hands In Forest Hill Area
Camfield sold his property to A Phillips and moved into Ernie Wellas house on Main Street. Phillips will move into the Camfield house this week. Hulls of St. Louis visited. School resumed after a three week vacation. Mrs. Kemp called to Coe to see her sister Mrs. Stahl. Warren Creech visited Shepherd. Bert Mills returned from Mt. Pleasant for the weekend. Lilian Markham visited Shepherd. her company stayed over Sunday. Lake works for M L Perrigo. Nellie Sharlow works for Mrs. Sullivan in Alma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE. Camfield
A. Phillips
Ernie Wella
Main Street
Pillips
Camfield
Hull
St. Louis
George Kemp
Coe
H. Stahl
Warren Creech
Shepherd
Bert Mills
Mt. Pleasant
No Jury Before May 3 Due to Trial Readiness
On recount of cases not ready for trial, the jury drawn for the April term of the circuit court by order of Andee Sears has been counted not to report for duty until Monday May 3. Judge Parkinson of Jackson heard some chancery matters in Judge Searls place last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andee Sears
Parkinson
Jackson
Searls
Sunday Excursion to Detroit Flyer
Sunday excursion to Detroit announced by the Anno Arbor railroad for April 2 with a round trip fare of 1.50. Train leaves Alma at 7:34 a.m. on the outbound and Brush Street Station at 2:20 p.m. on the return via Durand and Grand Trunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anno Arbor
Detroit
Durand
Grand Tromk
Alma
Brush Street
Twenty Five Horses Arrive at Alma Sale Stables
Twenty five horses arrived at the Netoo & Sprague sale stables in Alma. The lot includes matched pairs and brood mares. All horses are guaranteed as represented and available for cash or time to suit the buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Net
Oo & Sprague Sale
Alma
City Council Debate Overshadows Budget Vote
The council clashed for nearly two hours over the minority and majority reports on city offices and savings. Aldermen Farley Palfrey and Hannah defended the minority plan while Fullerton Fuller Ogden and others backed the majority for tax savings. The mayor cast a decisive vote to defeat the majority and urged adjournment with a mass meeting planned for later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullerton
Kunsell
Hannah
Amon Fullarton
Ogden
Fuller
George W. Palfrey
Good Citizenship League
Better Fund
Denny Wise
Russell
Day
Marshal Mortis
Aven
Faber
Hollenbeck
Palfrey
Dav
Hassell
McClinton
Aves
Palfrey Holenbeck
O. Nays
Pulfroy Rand Day
Hannah and
Fullerton and
Hannah, Ogden and
Ogden, Russell and Palfrey
Day and Fuller
State Briefs Touch Local Elections And Harrowing Incidents
Pontiac schools adopt medical inspection. Local option ballots recount halted by saloonkeepers. Grand Traverse county endorses good roads by 51 votes. Local option victory drives bankers to Petoskey. Almeda Robler of Pontiac bitten by rat in bed. Branch County supervisors pledge aid to enforce local option laws. Copper district reports 75 percent of departed foreigners return home. Harry Flatt of Calumet dies after nosebleed lasts a week. Charles Greeley dies of blood poisoning after hand cut. Hillsdale county tax recount increases city majority by 27 to 1,385. Durand worker George Bentley killed by train. Joseph Israel, ex-Kalamazoo businessman, commits suicide in New York. State pharmacy inspector promotes registration compliance in dry counties. Ex-state treasurer Frank P. Glazier’s $15,000 property sold at auction. 100 buys share. Hagar Anderson and Foster Rogers arrested for robbing Negaunee post office. David Laboe of Newport commits suicide by carbolic acid. Breckenridge rumor hints at new leak organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Grand Traverse County
Petosy
Board of Supervisors
Branch F County
Old Country
Harry Flatt
Calumet
Charles Greeley
Hillsdale County
Durand
George Bentley
Joseph Israel
Kalamazoo
New York
F. 8S. Henderson
Th State Pharmacy Board
Frank P. Glazier
Hagar Anderson
Foster Rogers
Negaunee
Elreuit
David Laboe
Newport
Hhs
Mi-o-na Promises Quick Cure For Indigestion
Hundreds suffer belching gas sour stomach and nausea seek relief from indigestion. Letters claim Mi-o-na tablets quickly cure by removing the cause. Charles Rhodes sells Mi-o-na for 50 cents with a money back guarantee. It allegedly helps thin or lean people gain flesh by improving nutrient extraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rhodes
Papes Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
Promotes instant relief by stopping stomach fermentation and indigestion. Encourages readers to ask a pharmacist for a 50-cent case and try a 2 grain Triangule pill, claiming quick easing of gas, bloating, nausea, heartburn, and discomfort after meals.
Divorce Granted to Rev C B Wilcox Publisher
A dispatch records Rev C B Wilcox a former Indiana Methodist clergyman and current St Louis publisher, granted a divorce from Mrs Wilcox in Liccatur circuit court. The plaintiff cited insane jealousy and previous settlement for alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
C. B. Wilcox
St. Loos. Mich
Beaver Creek Health and Local Work Notes
Beaver Creek community notes report events from last Saturday night at Kert Thorps. Dan Sait moves his barn while Loomis and Schofield work for the Miller brothers. Campbell and Campbell fares and Gleatiers ball work are mentioned along with Hrouson Schofield guiding Shepherd early week. Mrs. Bert Welch shows improvement and Miss Campbell of Isabella county is employed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kert Thorps
Dan Sait
Loomis and Schofield
Miller Brothers
Keobay
Kid
Campbell
Gleatiers
Hrouson Schofield
Bert Welch
Miss Campbell
Isabella County
Do Not Be Misled Cure for Coughs
A short warning ad warns readers about ineffective cough cures and urges trying a trusted old remedy. It notes that many coughs are not serious and that ineffective products fail to cure, urging cautious choices among remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jax
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Royal Ealing
Royal
Lilian Markam
EN. Lake
M. L. Perrigo
Nellie Sharlow
Mrs. Sullivan
Bsa
Vici
Battle Axe
J.L. Miller
Almeda
George Robler
Breckenridge
Ome
Wilcox
Beaver Creek
Michaels-Stern
Oxfords
G. J. Maier & CO
CAPLE
Handy Saginaw
J M. Montigel
Saginaw
J. M. Montigel
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