Gas Rates Raised by Michigan Public Utilities Commission
The Michigan Public Utilities Commission granted Gra-Got County Gas Co. a new rate increase for Ithaca, Breckenridge, St. Louis, and Alma. The rate tiers start at $2.00 per thousand cubic feet up to 5 000, then $1.90 for next 10 000, and $1.80 for consumption beyond 15 000, with a ten cent discount. Discount payment deadline shifts to the 10th of each month. The order notes higher material costs since June and insufficient revenues to cover operating expenses.
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Michigan Public Utilities Commission
Gra- Got County Gas Company
Ithaca
Breckenridge
St. Louis
Alma
Michigan Pubic Utilities Commission
Robin Hood to Open Alma Theatre Season with Dunbar Cast
Manager C A Miller secures Ralph Dunbar's Reginald DeKoven opera Robin Hood for the Strand Theatre opening Monday August 23. The all star company, about forty with a large orchestra, will be the largest musical production ever seen in Alma. Subscriptions are selling at the theatre and deposits are urged to guarantee seats, as demand may exceed capacity. The production is billed to tour surrounding towns and may lead to further Dunbar company engagements if interest remains strong. The Toledo Mail Lights, after defeats, won a two game series from NN and of Chicago recently.
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C. A. Miller
Strand Theatre
Ralph Dunbar
Reginald DeKoven
Detroit
Detroit Theatre
A. Miller
Alma
Bostonians
Mr. Dunbar
Michigan
Miller
Rotin Hod
Dunbar Company
New York City
Transports Next Undefeated Meet Alma in Two Games
Nevitt's Mt. Pleasant Transport Truck team hosts Republic Trucks on August 14 at Alma field and August 15 in Mt. Pleasant. Nevitt has built a strong, eleven game win streak lineup featuring ex college stars Bullet Fitch and Eddie Johnson. Miles Main will umpire the Alma game with Hagerman facing the Transport in Mt. Pleasant.
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Neevitt
Transport Truck Company
Mt. Pleasant
Republic
Republic Field
Nevitt
Ithae
Lincup
Alma
Bullet” Fitch
Eddie Johnson
Regrand
Miles Main
Hagerman
Alma Sugar Factory to Build Boarding House for Employees
The Alma plant of Michigan Sugar will construct a 28 by 94 foot frame boarding house on Court avenue near the plant to aid employees and visiting field men. The $20,000 building will include a large dining room, kitchen, fifteen sleeping rooms, and is to be completed within sixty days, under Kerbs & Son of Saginaw.
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Alma
Michigan Sugar Company
Court Avenue
Allen
Kerbs & Son
Saginaw
War Buttons Offered to World War I Veterans
Washington issues call for veterans to obtain a distinctive bronze and silver emblem badge. Eligible recipients include those with honorable discharges who contact local Army Recruiting Stations, request and complete a blank application, and present or mail discharge documents. The badge features a five point star and wreath with US letters, worn on the lapel. Also notice the death of Mrs. Alice May Sloan aged 76 at 10 North Court Street, funeral at Church of Christ, Riverside cemetery. Jack Pickford in The Double Dyed Deceiver advertised for Strand Sunday.
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Sam
Washington
Alice May Sloan
City
North Court Street
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Church of Christ
Riverside Cemetery
CoveIeskie Shines As Detroit Beats Alconas 18 to 3
Coveleskie starred for the Detroit outfit, pitching a shutout Saturday and taking the 18 to 3 win on Sunday after a two run lead by the Alconas. Main and Hagerman offered strong pitching for Republics, but the Alconas' defense faltered as heavy hitting, including triples from Tooley and Dunckle, powered the Truckers past the visitors.
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Detroit
Alconas
Alima
Republic
Covele Skie
Miles Main
Hagerman
Chouinard
McEligott
Dunckle
Tooley
Loney
Coveleskie
Tooley Gutting
Hagersman
Hunter
Truckers
Main
Faustman
Engle
Aman
Samiay
Alconay
Republice
Hita
Tracker
Jerry
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Ringling and Barnum Circus Draw Record Alma Crowd
Nearly 24 000 people attended the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey show in Alma last Thursday with about 2000 inside the big top for the afternoon performance. The crowd overflowed the race course edge while watching the show and the afternoon audience was the largest in Alma yet. Evening attendance approached 6000 as the circus wrapped up.
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Ringline Bros
Barnum & Halley
Alma
Ringling
Four Amendments To Be Submitted In November Ballot
Voters will face four amendments in November. Proposals include raising pay for state officials and deputies, broadening voter eligibility for naturalized residents, extending absent voter rules to teachers and legislators during sessions, and empowering the legislature to set labor rules and municipal land condemnation for parks and public works. The note cites pay scales for department heads and deputies and describes anticipated political debate.
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State House
United States
Married Davis Quietly Ties Knot in Saginaw
A. W. Davie wed Olive Walker of Cleveland on Thursday July 16 in Saginaw with friends discovering the marriage only at month end. Mrs. A. W. Davies trained nurse educated at Hampton Institute, formerly Michigan resident. Davis, a prominent Alma barber, organized the Sagi naw company now succeeding, while still maintaining Alma residence.
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A. W. Davie
Saginaw
Olive Walker
Cleveland
Michigan
Aw Sable
Davis
Alma
How to Be Young at Seventy or Old at Forty
Dr Carolyn EB Geisel urges conserving American man power to lead world recovery. She cites 11 million deaths yearly preventable with better health and right living, stressing middle aged workers as key to national and global leadership. brief notices of chautauqua events follow.
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Carolyn EB. Geisel
America
Alowe
Gorma
Alma
Emergan Williams Company
W. S. Watkins
Filbert and Sullivan
Opie
Questionable Sales Defrauding Michigan Farmers Claimed
Michigan farmers are said to be defrauded by cattle breeders in the state selling Shorthorn bulls under stock company plans at far above value. Bulls bought for 150 to 200 dollars allegedly sold for 500 to 1000 dollars. Palmer Brothers of Belding named among dealers. Extension agents from Michigan Agricultural College and county agent Alexander MacVittie investigated, finding bulls 12 to 15 months old with prices up to 200 dollars and little regard for pedigree or individuality.
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Michigan
Michigan Agricultural College
Stock Company
Or “Association
Palmer Brothers of
Belding
Alexander MacVittie
Tuscola County
Pickpocket Taken Here on Circus Day
Thomas Plarrity was arrested at Union Depot Thursday morning after attempting to steal Silvers Abott’s pocketbook. Abbott thwarted the theft, grabbed the thief, and Plarrity was jailed for safekeeping. Bail arrangements were made and later forfeited when the hearing did not proceed as scheduled. Plarrity claimed a residence near Saginaw but could not confirm, impugning his stated location.
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Thomas Plarrity
Union Depot
Silvers Abott
Elwell
Flarrity
Plarrity
Abbott
Abbot
J. J. Johnson
Friends of
Sharrar & Wheeler
Robbery at Martin Stores on State Street
Thieves broke into the Martin Stores Corp on State Street last Thursday evening and stole goods valued at from ten to four hundred dollars. Entry was gained by a forced window. Two to three suits of clothes and other items were taken before the culprits fled. Police have yet to locate any suspects. authorities believe the ring may be connected to a traveling circus current in Alma.
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Martin Stores Corporation
Martin
Jimmy
Mieves
Oly Howe
Ringling Bron
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Alma
Alma City Attorney Seeks to Displace Two Termers
Primary petitions close, few contests anticipated on the county slate for August 11. Republicans will field three races including Judge of Probate with J Lee Potts and James G. Kress. Prosecuting Attorney race features Orm L Smith and Romaine Clark. Other GOP races list Lollery, Evey, Willett, Laycork, Harrod, Ladwig, Hall, and coroners. Democratic tickets show limited or no opposition in some posts.
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J. Lee Potts
Kress
Alm
Oral Smith
Romaine Clark
St. Louis
Salth
David G. Lowke
Gratiot
Orn Akin
Bernie J. Case
Birt J. Tucker
Register of Doots
Repubiican
Tckets
Tames G. Kreas
J. Law Potts
George P. Stone
Bernie L. Case
Sara Brodeveck
Tressurer
Sidney A. Evey
Warren C. Pugsley
Register of Deeds
Bird J. Tucker
Myron Hall
Orm L Smith
Joby T. Mathews
Alfred T. Willett
Hugh McLaren
David G. Locke
Ova Akin
Fred Bradford
Erva R. Laystock
T. S. Somerville
Joseph W. Herrod
Newton Byrne
Willian A. Bablie
Ray McCall
Will K. Ludwie
Bert C. Hail
Elmer L. Street
James P Carpenter
Married Thursday for Miss Vandhorn to Rey Perry in Alma
Miss Anna May Vandhorn daughter of Mr and Mrs Law Vandhorn and Rey Law Perry son of Mr and Mrs Perry were quietly married last Thursday morning in Alma by J Lew Potts judge of probate. The couple were accompanied to Ithaca by a brother and sister of the groom and later left for a ten day trip to northern Michigan resorts. Mrs Roy L Perry was born near Sherman Michigan and has lived in Alma area. Mr Perry has been an employee of The Record for years and served in the United States Navy during the war.
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Anna May Vandhorn
Law van Horn
Rey Law Perry
Perry
Wrueht Avenue
Hheen
J. Lew Potts
Jidee
Mire Perry
Ithaca
W Sinter
Alina
Mr. Perry
Michigan
Roy L. Perry
Shermen
Alma
United States Navy
City
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