Alma City Council Proceedings April 21 1914 in Alma
Regular meeting of the Alma council with Mayor Cook presiding. Actions include referrals on Cedar Ave closing, cement barn approval on Mack 23, multiple druggist and constable bonds approved, clerk and treasurer bonds approved, sprinkling committee appointment, and support for interurban railway linking Alma with neighboring cities. Resolution expressing in favor of railway project and intent to aid its advancement.
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Alma
Mich
Cranmon Council
Ctty of
Albert P. Cook
Alds
Rowkind
Peery
Willam
Ogden
Ward
Kehy
Braker
Ald. Peery
Ald. Ward
Alma College
Cedar Ave
Superior Street
Center Street
Ald. Fraker
Ald. Rowland
C. R. Brewer
Ty Wild
Mack 23
Ald Ward
W. Ales Hramer
Geo
Chadwick
Aml Ogden
Ald. Praker
Frank G. Bennett
PW. Creaser
Ald. Ogden
Civie League
Mayer Cok
Alds Rowland
Alds Fraker
AML Peery
Marcus Pollasky
City of
Almain
Interattain
Proposed rail line and city tribute resolutions in Alma Michigan
City Aldermen authorize the Pere Marquette or railroad interests to lay and grade a cross street track at East Superior and Bridge Ave with a single crossing at Elim Ave, and approve a resident-like rights of way. Aldermen also adopt a tribute to retiring mayor J M Montigel and approve routine highway and civic-related claims amid Ithaca and local North Star notices.
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Alene Tor
Witerthen
Frog Ad Tike Pritrpeete
Avande
Ely Shen Idcdesary
Motion
Carrie Ald
Peake Aller Tae fAtiwinig Rele Fata
Taoves Ite Adioprion
AWA Belin
Bridge Ave
Elim Ave
Block 28
City of Alma
Mich
Yeas
Amds
Rowland
Jeery
Willard
Ogden
Ward
Kehn
Fraker
Ald
G. Ho Peery
Ald. Ward
Alaoa
Michigan
J. M. Montigel
City Clerk Announces May 5 Meeting With Mayor
AML notes change to Thursday May 5 at 7 PM. City Clerk Adams and Mayor Albert Pcommk announce the rescheduled city meeting time and attendees.
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AML
Ceangeil
Turslay
Adams
Albert Pcomk
Mayer
Ithaca Community Notes Include Local Travel and Wedding
Waltz traveled north Monday. Mrs. W E Green and son from Aurora Illinois visit Ithaca. Miss Cora Knickerbocker of Lafayette toured Ithaca. Mrs G J Richard and Lucile spend weekend in Destree. Charles Simmons and Ruby Specheck wed that week. J W Gibson and wife from North Star visit Ithaca. plan to move to Perrinton after North Star school closes.
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Waltz
W. E. Green and Son
Aurora
Illinois
Ithaca
Cora Knickerbocker
Lafayette
Beaver Creek News Briefs From Stated Weekend and Visits
John Howe suffers mumps attack while Guy Welch transacts business in Al ma. Elmer Welch travels to Elwell on business. Hazen Welch spends Sunday with Clarence Crittenden. Mrs. Cora Spayd visits Mrs. Delbert Crum. Cal Walker moves his family to the Andrew Alexander farm. Hort To Mr and Mrs Low Schelton. A baby girl born. all are doing nicely. Mrs Sarah Hudson and daughter visit Mrs Casper Sutton. Oscar Utter of Thomasville visits uncle George Utter. Ben Clifford and wife visit Tatters. Frank Inman and wife plan move to Lussing. Sale of Barl Wells well attended. Wells family move to Scofield, Mich. Wesley Welch family to occupy vacated house.
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John Howe
Guy Welch
Alma
Elmer Welch
Elwell
Hazen Welch
Clarence Crittenden
Cora Spayd
Delbert Crum
Cal Walker
Andrew Alexander
Hort
Low Schelton
Sarah Hudson
Casper Sutton
Oscar Utter
Thomasville
George Utter
Ben Clifford
Tatters
Nelson Husted
Frank Inman
Lussing
Barl Wells
Wheeler News Items and Local Visits
Local notes record Mrs S urday Dr. Street in Al on Thursday night Smith Clark in St. Louis Thursday night E Arnold of St. Louis in town last Monday Mr and Mrs Jessie Ellsworth in Saginaw Saturday Arthur Roof of Oakley visited the Ed Allen family Friday and Saturday Mrs Alice Maxon and Mrs Myrtie Youngs visited Mrs Murige in St. Louis last Thursday A Wheeler play drew a large crowd and netted over 25 Mr Martin of Lansing the presiding lary was here and conducted the quarterly contence Monday afternoon R Collis of Alma will speak before the Brotherhood next Sunday April 26 subject Work Mr Collins attends servie before a large crowd Street in Saginaw Saturday.
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Surday
Dr. Street
Smith Clark
St. Louis
E. Arnold
St. Louie
Jessie Ellsworth
Saginaw
Arthur Roof
Oakley
Ed. Allen
Alice Maxon
Myrtie Youngs
Murige
Wheeler
Martin
Lansing
R. Collis
Alma
Brotherhood
Collins
Curtain scries line at Baker's and local visits
M W Strable of Shepherd visited Alma on Thursday while Alma guests include Frank Denvis of Ithaca and Mr Mrs Frank. The Church of Christ Ladies Aid plans a homemade cookie sale at Crandell Scott's store Saturday afternoon. A special sale at L N Bakers on 45 inch voile and embroidered crepe Saturday April 25. For sale a heavy four to five year old team and a 2800 pound four year old pair iron grays and a six year old black horse. Enquire 21 W Superior St.
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M. W. Strable
Shepherd
Alma
Frank
Denvis
Ithaca
Ladies Aid Society of the
Church of Christ
Crandell & Scott’s
L. N. Baker's
W. Superior St
A Good Motto Gets Ahead by All Means
A concise motto urges progress through determination while rejecting any means that cross ethical lines. It frames achievement as attainable through steadfast effort without compromising integrity or legality.
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North Sur
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Mt. Pleasant
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Beaver Creek News
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Baker's
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