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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1909

Page

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Caboose and Engine Wreck Near Park Street

Last Thursday a special freight collided with a caboose near the depot as a freight train cleared the curve. Engine No. 820 lost a stack headlight and cow catcher, with front wheels buried in sand. Pere Marquette 177 and Ann Arbor 157 helped move the wrecked caboose to Ed Winns Garden before Sag inaw wrecking crews removed it. A delivery rig lost its driver in the excitement near Superior Street.

Park Street Ann Arbor Pere Marquette Ed Winns Garden Prospect Street Saginaw CM. Grow Superior Street

State to Borrow 250000 for Five Month Salaries

State Treasurer Sleeper has been directed by the state board of auditors to determine from whom and on what terms the state can borrow 250000 to pay salaries of state officials and amploges for the next five months. He will report at the board’s August meeting. Governor Warner’s letter notified the deficiency and law prescribes securing the loan. Readers with spare funds are urged to consider the loan opportunity.

Sleeper State Board of Auditors Stat Ite Warner UN

Michigan Fastest Mile at Blane Ribbon Meet

Hambure Belle trotted 2:02 at Detroit Blane Ribbon meeting setting Michigan fastest mile and ranking among elite times without wind shield. Notable fasts include Lon Dillon 2:01, Major Delmas 1-4, Sweet Marie 9:02, Crescens 2:21-4. Hamburg Belle had not previously beaten 2:04 and could challenge Lou Dillon.

Detroit Hambure Belle State Fair Track Michigan Lon Dillion Major Delmas Sweet Marie Crescens Hamburg Belle Lou Dillon

Trout Season Closes August 15 Says Game Warden Pierce

State Game Warden Pierce clarifies trout season dates. He notes a misconception that a September 15 open season is allowed under new law. The season runs May 1 to August 1 this year and ends August 1, with laws taking effect September 1. Next year will run May 1 to September 1.

Pierce Senate House

Alma's Maurice Organization Elects New Officers

Perfected The Organization in Alma chooses C P Brown as President J E Fuller as Treasurer Geo Latimer as Secretary and P M Smith as Manager last Friday night They will oversee business management of the group titled Alma's Maurice organization.

C. PF. Brown J. E. Fuller Geo. Latimer P. M. Smith Alma Maurice

Paper from Corn Stalks Promises Big Industry

Government researchers assert corn stalks can be beaten into pulp to make high grade paper. The process is not as simple as wood reduction but economical, producing superior paper. Vast amounts of stalks are wasted yearly, enough to power the world, with farmers soon valuing waste stalks as they value the corn itself.

United States Department of Agriculture United States

Sugar Company Agriculturists Meet at Emerson Township Farm

Members of the Alma branch of the Michigan Sugar Co gathered Monday at Jotham Allen’s farm in Emerson township. Attendees included Charles Townsend and wife, J. Saxton and wife, John McIntyre and family, Bert Bungs and wife, A. J. White and wife, Wilbur Husted and wife, and James Miller and wife. After a formal agricultural meeting a hearty dinner was served and the farm inspected.

Alma Michigan Sugar Co Jotham Allen Emerson Township Charles Townsend Wheeler J. Saxton Breckenridge John McIntyre Bert Bungs North Star A. J. White Shepherd Wilbur Husted Midaleton James Miller St. Louia

Local items brief notices gossipy and travel notes

Community updates include real estate moves by G H Carl in Alma, counts of buttons in a Cohen Brothers window jar, excursions to Niagara Falls by Wiley and family, departures of Roetiy Hein berg and others, Arkansas trip reflections, Dr Brainerd and wife visiting Niagara Falls, Melchers planning a Point Lookout outing, a Sunday School trip to Ann Arbor and Detroit, a proposed franchise vote on August 10, lightning destroying Wm Merry barn, Dick Lau closing Star theatre, and Ashley World note.

G. H. Carl Alma Realty Co D. I. Johnson Alma State Savings Bank John Fowler Cohen Brothers A. G. Wiley Lena Wiley Pearl Newcomb Blanche Pugsley Elwell Niagara Falls Fred Roetiy Wm Heinberg Chicago Ella Anna Worden J. W. Robinson Clint Nelson Arkansas Clint Dr. Brainerd New York State W. J. Melchers Saginaw Point Lookout Ann Arbor Detroit Ithaca Alma Mt. Pleasant Wm. Merry North Shade Township Dick Lau Star Moving Picture Theatre Ashley World

Deserve Home Coming Week Planned in St Louis

Citizens of our sister city prepare for a grand theme coming week in St Louis starting Sunday August 15. The program outlines church services opening day reception day balloon ascensions parades and speeches with notable speakers from Holland Saginaw Jackson and more. Preparations include gas balloons drills fireworks and a countywide Sugar Beet Day picnic drawing thousands for the celebration.

St. Louis Howe Willary Sii & Measure Gratiot County Prof Evarts Darragh Mayor Barns Gerrit J. Deikema Holland Joseph Fordner Saginaw Chas, Townsend Jackson St. Louis, Sugar Company Pat Kelley Warner BP m Odd Fellows Owomo Flint Bay City Ithaca Alma Breckenridge Riverdale Bthera Ananat

Stanton Girl Cured After Pilgrim Visit to Begapre Shrine

A message from Saginaw reports Florence Daoust of Stanton cured at Ste Anne de Begapre near Montreal. The 19 year old, paralyzed since age six, walked unaided at the shrine after prayers. Her family, including a mute sister, also plans a trip in hopes of similar relief.

Saginaw Ste Anne de Begapre Montreal Florence Daoust Peter Daoust Stanton Mich Crinple See Tonto Olappine

In Regard To Franchise Wording For Alma Power Deal

Letter to the editor argues over city rights and bonds for a power line from Chippewa River Power Company. Proponents claim granted rights and indemnities protect the city if the project proceeds, while skeptics note no formal agreement to take power. Meantime Ralph Miller and wife return from Dayton Ohio with travel notes and reflections.

Walier Og Aallory Visits Old Gratiot Friends in Seattle

Walier Og Aallory writes from Seattle noting Michigan connections and friendships. He describes Frank M. Egan a prominent lawyer, Bert Dibots and family, Emma Wiley and Wiley family in Redmond, and local institutions from Olympia to Tacoma. Mallory forecasts Seattle becoming U S metropolis within a century.

Seattle Wash Alma Mick Great Northwest Michigan Frank M. Egan American Bank Northwest Seville Bert Dibots Lithie Lavatgh Dobos Georga Harvard Bert Shepherd Bila Duvola Thelve Pittsburg Elie Ort Wiley Emma Holmes Wiley Redmond Seattle Fair Grounds Olympia Tacoma Navy Yards Mint United States W. C. Mallory

North Star School House Burned in Night Fire

A frame two room school house with basement burned between midnight and 1 am in North Star. The fire started in the attic, destroyed most belongings though organ and one bookcase were saved. Valued at 88,500 with 2,000 insurance. officials suspect incendiary origin as building was unused.

North Star

State Board Advises Infant Milk Sterilization

A state health bulletin warns that much milk sold is unsafe raw and urges sterilization before feeding infants. It prescribes a simple method using a water bath to heat milk to about 212 degrees for fifteen minutes, then rapid cooling to kill germs while preserving taste and nutrition.

State’ Board of Health Board Mokefulm Basie Wilkinan Bet

Farm Residence Destroyed in Arcada Towns In Arcada

O Jordan's farm home in Arcada towns in burned early Saturday. He awoke to heavy smoke and escaped through a window as fire consumed the house and most belongings. Fire likely started from a kitchen stove after Friday. House and contents insured but not fully covered. Jordan recently out of Alma hospital for appendicitis and had returned from Mt Clemens for rheumatism treatment.

O. Jordan Arcada Jordan Alma Mt. Clemens

Local residents visit in Shepherd and Gaines area

Messrs. G. W. Wright and wife and LH. Stinchcomb and wife along with Bergy and Walker were in Shepherd Sunday evening. Mrs. J. T. Croppe and daughter Lela of Gaines and Mrs. Archie Lowrey of Owenso were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Peck last Wednesday.

Messrs G. W. Wright LH. Stinchcomb Messrs. Bergy Walker Shepherd J. T. Croppe Lela Gaines Archie Lowrey Owenso William Peck

Darragh of Gratiot Seeks Michigan Lieutenant Governor

Ex congressman AB Darragh of St Louis Gratiot County is poised for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor next year. The Lansing Republican notes his wartime service, eight years as congressman, Michigan University graduate status, and affiliations with Masons Knights of Pythias and the Grand Army of the Republic as a broad base for a statewide bid.

Lansing Gratiot County Michigan Ab, Darragh St. Louis State House Friends Warrigh Darragh Congress Michhgian Pat Kelley Michigan Senate A.B. Darragh Gratiot Wolverine University of Michigan Knights of Pythias Grand Army of the Republic

Home From Iowa Beets Trade Run For Alma Manager

Jotham Allen general manager of the Alma branch of the Michigan Sugar Co returned home Thursday night from a business trip through central and eastern Iowa. He found that region a great beet country though Iowa has only one sugar factory at Waverly. Land costs 75 to 100 dollars per acre for corn oats barley or hay. Allen addressed a farmers gathering at Waverly and enjoyed a barbecue arranged for the occasion.

Jotham Allen Alma Michigan Sugar Co Iowa Allen Waverly Allenard

Chick family to open Economy Shoe Store in Alma

John O. Chick arrived from Standish earlier this week and is arranging new stock at the Economy Shoe Store soon to be opened to the public. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Chick and daughters will arrive in Alma today.

John O. Chick Standish A. A. Chick Alma

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Wreckley Seattle Exposition Sugar Company Agriculturists Ashley City of St. Louis Chippews River Power Company Power Co Taxpayer Ralph Miller Dayton Ohio Mr. Miller Walier OG Aallory State Health Board TRE Ogal
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