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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1916
Page
4
The Alma Record announces deadlines for advertising copy to ensure better service and placement. Edited by F. Brown and Will A. Ewing, the paper notes subscription is $1.00 per year and requests timely newsroom material.
Walter C. Mallory announces his candidacy for representative saying he had never before run for county or legislative office. Born 1861 in Chautauqua County New York, he moved to Seville Township Gratiot County in 1856 and has served as director in local and state insurance firms. He cites Republican loyalty, farm ownership, and community service, urging primaries support.
Harry Rose of Ashley seeks Republican nomination for state representative in the August 29 1916 primaries. He promises to look after Gratiot County interests and argues his southern county origin strengthens the ticket.
A political notice from B L Case County Clerk announces seeking renomination in the August 29 1916 primary and pledges to serve county interests. Richard E Hughes also seeks support for a legislative seat in the same election calling for support on primary day.
Gratiot County Epworth League rally to be held in this city on September 5 9 and 10 at the Methodist church. The committee oversees the program and says the conference will be among the year s big church events. Several notable speakers will appear and representatives from across the county are expected.
Notice states Dr. Gardiner of Mt. Pleasant, long specializing in eye care, will spend one day monthly in the hospital. Residents are invited to consult him when needed. First visit set for Friday, August 25, per J. N. Brainerd.
Words cannot express the many thanks we wish to extend to our friends and neighbors for the many acts of love and kindness shown us in the death of our loved one. We also thank the Boy Scouts and Rev. Meese for comforting words and all who remembered us with flowers. Mrs. Florence Webb Mr. and Mrs. Don Currence.
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rock Mountain Tea as a remedy for stomach and bowel troubles. It claims to tone and cleanse the stomach and urges readers to take it to feel cooler, mentioning Rape Tar aera Drug Co as a distributor.
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