Moves of residents and local notices in Fiome area
Katherine Allen leaves Thursday for Lake City to live there with her son Charles Allen resigning from his job due to poor health. A Fletcher buys a cement block feed barn in Shepherd and moves his family there after selling his Alma west farm to Perry Dersham. Public scenes show dark-clad figures in streets as Messinger & Co. promote bright patterns. The Presbyterian Church Indies rehearse at the Sanitarium gym thrice weekly for the home talent play Al Martins Country Store at the Opera House with a full house expected. memorial exercises for Ex-Gov Bliss in representative hall with Rev Luther Ellsworth Lovejoy delivering the invocation and others speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Allen
Lake City
Chas. Allen
A. Fletcher
Shepherd
Fletcher
Alma
Perry Dersham
Messinger & Co
Indies
Presbyterian Church
Sanitarium
al Martin
If Newspaper Men Knew How They Are Harassed
A local citizen warned writers they'd face knocks behind their backs if they pursued the craft. The writer who succeeds expects misrepresentation and censure from hypocrites and critics. He should prepare for a short life of usefulness, as troubles follow the profession.
For Rent Seven Acres Inside Corporation Territory
Rent available for about seven acres of land inside the corporation. Produced by CextTRat MiomGax Produce Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
Cexttrat MiomGax Produce Co
Riverdale News Roundup Highlights Local Moves and Shifting Plans
Libby McNeil and Libby plan a gear giveaway to support pickle production driven by pepper shortages. Earl Houck lays stone for a new dwelling. Eighth graders study Rip Van Winkle as exams approach in two weeks. Rev. E G Pelly returns from Indiana M E conference. W P Cash visits his brother in Brooklyn. W H Wyeth moves household goods to George Seeley’s recently bought house. Myrtle Barcume Theater Co left Riverdale after six entertainments featuring East Lynne and Old Homestead. troupe ready for future visits with a cordial welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby
McNeil
Earl Houck
Washington Irving
E. G. Pelly
Indiana
M. E
W. P. Cash
Brooklyn
W.H. Wyeth
George Seeley
Myrtle Barcume Theater Co
East Lynne
Old Homestead
Riverdale
First Load of Wool Marketed in Alma for 1907
Last week Monday A. W. Brock purchased from A. Fletcher the first load of wool marketed in Alma for the 1907 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Brock
Card of Thanks Praises Firefighters and Neighbors
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to those who valiantly aided in saving property from fire. It singles out firemen neighbors and college students, and mentions Mu and Mus, M. McLaren, and the Misses McLaren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mus
M. McLaren
McLaren
Scarlet fever cases and eye surgery reported in hospital
Professor Upthe grove of the high school is in the hospital with scarlet fever. Miss Helen McCullum is detained in the hospital, having been exposed to scarlet fever. Miss Milline is caring for a case of scarlet fever in the first ward. Miss Mary Jenkins of Reed City was operated on Monday for the removal of a diseased eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Upthe Grove
Helen McCullum
Milline
Mary Jenkins
Reed City
Rear Admiral Brownson Named New Chief of Navigation
Rear Admiral Willard H. Brownson, ordered to Washington to assume duties as chief of the Bureau of Navigation, earned his promotion by a tactful, steady course in the Far East. Born in Lyons New York in 1846 and a Naval Academy graduate, he gained fame for calm nerves in crises, including breaking up pirates off the coast and firing a decisive shot in Brazil during 1893. He spent years at the Naval Academy as instructor, commandant and superintendent and captained the Yankee in the Spanish war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Navigation
Willard BL Brownson
Washington
United States
Orient
Brownson
Far East
Lyons, N
Naval Academy
Willard H. Brownbon
Mello
Republic of Brazil
Detroit
One Article at a Time Advertising Plan
A Philadelphia Record column argues merchants should begin with a single affordable item to meet daily wants. It criticizes broad campaigns as costly and unwieldy, endorsing focused, repeatable promotions rather than lavish multi item ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Alma Mich Embossed Stationery and Local Goods Ad
Alma Mich embossed box stationery with fine cloth finish advertised at Stanard's Central drop store. Promotes Hollister's Mountain Tea and related products as natural tonics for bright eyes and flavor, plus cnets Tea or Tablets and Early Riser pills. Chas Rhodes promotes items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma, Mich
Stanard
Hollister's Mountain Tea
Stanard Tral Drug Store
Reforestation Ideas From European Practice
The State Review suggests copying European methods to reforest Michigan like Württemberg where 487000 acres are already forested and last year’s profits reached 2450000 dollars. If Europe can profit, the report argues, the U.S. could multiply gains twelvefold with similar scale and wiser policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurtemberg
Michigan
Europe
Bet His Life in a Poker Game Story Draws Ire
The American Magazine exposes John G. Neihardt of Bancroft Nebraska as an unreal storyteller. The Art of Hate appears in April and is followed in May by The.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Neihardt
Bancroft
Nebraska
Nemesis in a Poker Duel Ends in Retributive Justice
A man stakes his life in a poker game against a rival, wins, and faces retributive justice as a consequence of the fatal gamble. The tale unfolds with dark consequence and personal reckoning, illustrating a brutal moral arc.
Thank you note from the Densmore family for bereavement support
The message expresses heartfelt thanks to thoughtful friends and neighbors who assisted during bereavement. Grateful also to the Seville and Sumper Farmers' club for flowers and to Mr. and Mrs. James Garget and Mr. and Miss Hanes for music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville and Sumper
Marriage Licenses Listed In Local Notices
Herbert G. Gilpin and Mary Foolick of Elwell. Orin Phipps and Ada Haynes of Wheeler. John Kennedy and Bessie Allen of Middleton and Carson City. Charlie D. Hoffman and Julia Schulthiess of Bethany Jo. Jno J. Hanes and Viola Wyeth of Sumner Center. Nat Hargo and Clara Scott of Elwell. Edward A. Moore and Agnes Cook of Bannister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert G. Gilpin
Elwell
Mary Foolick
Same
Orin Phipps
Wheeler
Ada Haynes
John Kennedy
Middleton
Bessie Allen
Carson City
Charlie D. Hoffman
Bethany Jo
Julia Schulthiess
Jno
J. Hanes
Sumner Center
Viola Wyeth
Nat Hargo
Clara Scott
Edward A. Moore
Bannister
Agnes Cook
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fiome and Vicinity
Bliss
Representative Hall
Luther Ellsworth Lovejoy
Saginaw
Gov
Warner
Rich
Washington Gardner
Bruske
Alma College
Arthur Hill
Smith, Moriarty
Faller
Rear Admiral
Columan
Ladvertising
Chas
Rhodes
Episcopal Church
Ladie& Home Journal
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
India
Madras
Justin
Mercantile CO
Monogram Soda
Teeta Ee Arene
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