Alma Chautauqua Opens With Free Tent Entertainment
Superintendent GO D McKeever staged a summer Chautauqua opening in Alma. A big tent was set up with 1000 citizens attending as the city band played and the program drew long applause. McKeever, a veteran Lyceum figure, entertained for ninety minutes with humor and stories highlighting the Sunny Side of Life.
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Alma
GO. D. McKeever
McKeever
Union Depot
Civic League of the
City
Mr. McKeever
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Butleres Welcome Elizabeth Lucille Butler
Mr and Mrs R E Butler announce the birth of their daughter a seven pound baby girl born Sunday August 19 The baby has been named Elizabeth Lucille and joins the family happy and healthy
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R. E. Butler
Elizabeth Lucille
Arcada Center Guests and Visiting Friends Around Butler
Arcada Center hosts and welcomes guests from Butler Indiana and nearby areas. Mr and Mrs Casper visit with their son Berry Hopkins. Nettie Birmingham returns from Berrian Springs to home base with family connections in Alma Toledo and Chicago relatives visiting Elvin Miner and Leon Newcomb hosts. Allen y Binntho g...
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Casper
Butler
Ind
Berry Hopkins
Nettie Birmingham
Berrian Springs
Norman Snyder
Baby
Toledo
Ohio
Leon Newcomb
Lloyd Miner
Newark
Elvin Miner
Allive Birmingham
Alma
Charlie Miner
Chicago
Alvin Church
Illinois
Allen
Market prices and probate notice blend in one record
Thursday market quotations show hogs veal calves dressed meats poultry and hides with prices per cwt and per pound plus a list of produce rates. Probate Court in a county sets a date for estate administration of James Cowden with petition filed by George N Gulick and Barnett Montague named as possible administrator and Agnes Teiewn as clerk.
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State of
Ata
Cya
Tuhas m
Jal Na A
Uhe Esate
James Cowden
George N. Gulick
Barnett Montague
Tris Oupxaxn
Augusta
Agnes Teiewn
Seville Center Community Notes Show Busy Week
Mrs Francis King praised Chau tauqua plans while Zelma Miller visited Alma. Sunday school excursion to Frankfort yielded good time. Alex Miller rode 174.5 acres of grain in 17 days by binder. Seville Center baseball team beat Half Moon Lake 25 to 10. Numerous neighbors visited, hosted, or rode to friends in Alma Grand Ledge and Detroit areas.
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J. K. Morgan
Francis King
Zelma Miller
Lola McCarthy
Alma
Frankfort
Alfred
Edward Miller
Half Moon Lake
Frank French, Sr
Elwell
Azalia Dunkling
Lyman Humphrey
Lillian Owen
C. C. Wonders
Albert Campbell
Anton Miller
Delbert Crum
Lanshaw
Forest Hill
Mrs. Cohoon
A. E
B. A. Worthing
Sumner
H. M. Miller
James Noble
Jessie
Grand Ledge
Obed Noble
Missouri
T. Willett
Lyons
Rebecca Club
J. Morgan
Ella Metcalf
Hazel Pritchard
Near Elwell
Henry Miller
William Shong
Resolutions for Emma Morden of Superior Rebekah Lodge
The lodge mourns sister Emma Morden with heartfelt sympathy for the bereaved husband and a 30 day charter drape. Resolutions note her faithful work for the sisterhood and request inscription in memorial books and publication in the local paper. Names Ida Soper Mary Parker Alice Carmer are referenced for sending copies.
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Emma Morden
Reebekah Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Ida Soper
Mary Parker
Alice Carmer
City Property For Sale Notice
Modern new ten room house and eight room cottage for sale both well located near the business center of the city. See H. M. Page Opera House Block Room 12 Bell phone 135.
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H. M. Page
Bell
Alma Lawn Tennis Tournament Opens August Eighteen
The Alma Lawn Tennis association announces a tournament starting August 18 at the Presbyterian church court. Events include men and women singles and doubles and mixed doubles with two cups for men and women singles. Entries due by six o clock p.m. Friday August 15. entry fee is ten cents.
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Alma Lawn Tennis Association
J. P. Losey
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Priest
H. ©. Moore
Chas, Ward
Mil Jouth Cook
Social notes from Sumner and Carson City events
Vern Stuffs visited Ithaca on Tuesday while Mrs William Phillips and Mrs A Monks were in Carson City on Wednesday. Dr Graham and wife and D J Ayers and wife attended the new opera house in Carson City Wednesday evening. D Mulford and family joined the big show in Carson Friday. L S Ferris and wife visit relatives here and speak warmly of the country and climate. A church social Saturday evening drew attendees. Rev Mudge of Alma preached at the Christian church Sunday. He will return in two weeks. Miss Ruby Cleverdon visited Mrs E H Tucker over Sunday. Alfred Stearns and family of Ferris spent Sunday with H N Stearns. Mrs Addie Sherry and Chicago visitors came Monday to see her mother Mrs Nince Lang. L F and Frank Tucker returned Monday from Detroit in a Studebaker.
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Vern Stuffs
Ithaca
William Phillips
A. Monks
Carson City
Dr. Graham
D. J. Ayers
New Opera House
D. Mulford
Carson
L. S. Ferris
Mudge
Alma
Christian Church
Ruby Cleverdon
E. H. Tucker
Alfred Stearns
Ferris
H. N. Stearns
Addie’ Sherry
Chicago
Nince Lang
L F
Frank Tucker
Detroit
Studebaker
Florian Hoxie
Arthur Sprague
Allee Winters
Airs
Will Pratt
Orlando Sly
Brainerd
Grace Peck
Belding
Elm Hall
Sarah Davis
Camp Wiveting
M. Blair
T. J. Blair
Enza Conner
Mt. Pleasant
Eugene Walker
Ruth Forquer
New Haven
Effie Hoxie
Thelma Shaffer
John Shaffer
D. Ribble
Roy Elliott
Alice Davis
Hamburg
Leta Elliott
Roy Lavoy
Ola Chatman
Elwell
Tom Lang
Sumners
Ackley Ward
Postmaster Brown
Post Announces 20 Pound Parcel Limit and Mail Banking
Postmaster General Burleson announced changes to popularize parcel post. After August 15 the weight limit will rise from 11 to 20 pounds and transport charges will be sharply reduced. The postal savings system will add banking by mail to reach remote districts. The reform has been under consideration for some time.
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Burleson
Elm Hall and Ithaca Visitors Share Local Notes
Florian Hoxie from Elm Hall visits Ithaca on Tuesday. Arthur Sprague and family from Chicago visit his wife's parents in town. Elm Hall wins a Sunday ball game against Carson City. Several residents visit relatives or are noted at nearby towns, with many short visits and health updates.
Obesity control limits and dietary guidelines from Satah
The notice discusses obesity management noting it cannot be controlled by diet alone though diet is principal. It advises reducing total daily water to about one quart and lists foods to avoid such as sweets pork veal prepared dishes potatoes white bread oatmeal hominy fats beets carrots turnips parsnips cream and coupe. It tallies that fish and lean beef are least objectionable.
Halter construction for ponies and horses described
A rope halter suitable for small ponies or large horses is shown. A single rope forms loops A and B by splicing, with the rope threaded through PB, then through A and B to form a nose loop and a head strap. The design allows tightening the knot to secure the halter.
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Will Hebren
Local Happenings and Visitors Spread Through Town
Loghl happenings report social visits from Mrs C F Brown and Illiamston Home coming attendees alongside Miss Katherine Howland's Chautauqua guest role. Notes from rural Detroit Free Press rates via E A Smith agent. Town records cite Wheeler clerk W C Folkert’s per pupil cost at 14.44 dollars including interest. A large dance at Tager's hall drew out‑of‑town guests despite warmth. Guests include Mrs Frank Loandig and daughter Mary Ruth from Greenfield Indiana, Dr and Mrs F M Slanchiford and son Channing from Brighton Michigan, and Mrs O H Miller of Jackson visiting at Mrs F G Bennett's home.
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C. F. Brown
Illiamston
Oming
Katherine Howland
Sunfield
Olive Smith
Detroit Free Press
E. A. Smith
Park Avenue
Union
A. J. Steere
McBride
Staley
Thelma
East Towns
J. F. Gongwer
Wheeler Township
W. C. Folkert
Tager’s Hall
Frank Loandig
Mary Ruth
Green‘eld
Indiana
F. M. Slanchiford
Son Channing
Brighton Michigan
FG. Baynett
O. H. Miller
Jackson
F. G. Bennett
Rise of Hideyoshi From Bridge Beggar to General
A Japanese beggar named Hideyoshi, insulted by a noble lad, vows ruin for the rich and ascends the social ladder. He becomes military commander, quells rebellions, and leads successful invasions of Korea, shaping his rise from obscurity to power.
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Hideyoshi
Noo
Rong
Korea
Summer care of the pigs on pasture yields gains
Farmers debate summer pig feeding. With high feed and pork prices, subpar care can still profit if hogs graze and receive modest grain. Early spring pigs can average four pounds daily gain by eight to ten months, much of which comes from pasture.
Trade sought for Alma house and lot or car
Wanted to trade 0 acres of good improved land for a house and lot in Alma or accept an automobile in partial payment. A bargain must be closed at once. Inquire at the office.
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Alma
Results of Vaccination in Hogs Against Cholera
Kansas experiment station reports on vaccinating 32 000 hogs. Survival rose from 70 percent in infected herds to 99 percent in uninfected herds, showing vaccination before disease hits is crucial. Serum is available in major swine states. hog owners should act now to reduce losses across the corn belt.
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Kansas Experiment Station
Corn Belt
Ewe After Lambing Feeding Guidelines
After lambing ewes should not be fed too heavily for a week or two. Bran alone is good for the first days. Gradually increase ration to one part bran, one part meal, and five parts corn.
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D. McKeever
Arcada Center
Seville
10.C. F
Office
Scott
J. M. Montigel & Son
Michigan
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