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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1914

Page

7

Vestaburg News Briefs From Vestaburg and Vicinity

A long list of local movements visits and travel across nearby towns including Alma Edmore Saginaw Ithaca Morley Ferris Remus Gobleville and more. Notable items include the Vestaburg band playing at Ithaca for the fair and a 9 to 4 Riverdale defeat by Vestaburg in a Friday ball game at Bass Lake. The community gathers for family events funerals and reunions with multiple trips to visit relatives and attend fairs.

Riverdale Vestaburg Bass Lake Mid Society of the Disciple Church

Riverdale Social Roundup Includes Visits and Guests

Riverdale residents and relatives frequent nearby towns with Edmore, Alma, Detroit, Saginaw, Vestaburg, and Cedar Lake mentioned. Numerous visitors, callers, and hosts span a wide set of names including Owen Harrington Markham and Reed, with activities at Riverdale, Rock Lake, Bass Lake, and Westaburg.

Elm Hall Social Notes Include Several Moves and Visits

Elm Hall items list residents and visitors such as Mrs Follick moving to Riverdale and Frank Croton moving into her house. W H Earles of Lansing was in town, and Mrs Olive Joseph visits her parents in Hesperia. Burns of Austett and Mrs Mary LaVoy, Minnie in Alma. calls by Clean Hoover family of Stockbridge. visits by Mrs Sarah Bailey of Elwell to sister Mrs Alice Butcher. Miss Stella Anger visited Helen Williams. Mrs Walter Miller from Wilson NY visiting parents P M Martin and wife. Emma Allen of Detroit visiting sister Mrs Jamee Toy and Mrs Sarah Gifford. Anna Elliott and daughter Leto and Fred Elliott and family went to Thunbure. Ada Toy and daughter Fannie Schaeffer visited Charles Eggleston and wife of Crystal. Carrie Doel, visiting aunt Chloe Morton, returns to Grand Ledge Wednesday. Ida and Lyle Follick given farewell party on Tuesday. storm.

Hattie Lane Alma Inez Reed Edmore Sam Depp Saginaw J. F. Thurlby John Delaney Grand Rapids Charlie Rhoades Nessen Frank Miller Stanton Thomas Meddick Fred Reader Elm Hall Taylor Wm. Caris Vestaburg Ithaca Earl Faught Wagerville Homer Stites Merrill Henry Manley M. J. Briggs Mason George Sherwood McBride Leon Briggs Edwin McDole Morley John Horton Gormley Metamora Ohio Viva Marvin Ferris Jollie Hare Wright Bad Axe T. Meddick Fred Howay Vica Lance Lucy Otterbein Audrey Tanner Mendon Burnham Hubbardstown Fred Cornell Fred Brown Riverdale John Brown Roy Worden Wheeler Glen Mildred Grear Lizzie Bentley Perrinton Mary Brown Bertha Zieglar Mary Ida Brown Wm. Piffer Conley Gladys Harris Lansing Edna Jones Ed. Harding Remus Gorsuch Charlie Howard Nickerson Miss View Lance J. Harrington F. Howay Theresa Cox M. Malloy Clark Bush Berniece Gobleville Emory Howard Dan Caris Jessie Caris Portage Hemminger Mesdames F. Murphy Ethel Marlin A. J. Vance Jessie McCalman M. Walker Wm. Owen Reuben Harrington Wm. Wilcox Fred Roland Lewis Hudson Lakeview James Metcalf Sumner Ethel and Elsie Markham Rock Lake Allen Highfield Tom Morton Mra D. Smith Mev Charles Booth Arthur Fowler Alfred Lacey George Brownridge L. A. Carmer John Davenport Manley Westaburg Westabarg Inex Reid W. Grindstai Cedar Lake Ifriends Charley Nunn Robert Breckenridge Jean McDonald Francis Looker Jay Nickerson J. W. Mathews Floyd Luchini Leo Goings Mt. Pleasant C. Goings Jasper Norton Edmore Nast G. Wolfgang William Griffin Bertha Britten Grand Ledge Lizzie Fisher R. Harrington Eva Baker Winn RB. Schnepp David Marlin Henry Carter R. Hardy Mise Mabel Howe Sethton E. A. McKinstry New Haven J. A. Dutfield Ferris Center AD. Raby Caro W. J. Dewey Marryton Walter Bartlett Walter Swope North Wheeler Joe Howe St. Louis Mise E. Tompson Frank Belknap W. Hilding Inez Reid Hugh Harvey J. Duffield Casper Sutton D. M. Smith Petoskey Perry Watts Arthur Hainline Maple Rapids Leta Owosso Fenton Alfred Looker Bass Lake Frank Bollinger Indiana Follick W. H. Earles Seymore Arrie Belding Olive Joseph Hesperia Frank Croton Herbert Maxham Austett Mary LaVoy Minnie Clean Hoover Stockbridge Sarah Bailey Elwell Alice Butcher Stella Anger Helen Williams Jamee Toy Sarah Gifford Anna Elliott Leto Fred Elliott Thunbure Ada Toy Fannie Schaeffer Charles Eggleston Crystal Carrie Doel Chloe Morton Ida Lyle Follick

Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Quick Cough Relief

Summer coughs are dangerous and may trigger throat and lung troubles including consumption. Dr King’s New Discovery relieves coughs promptly, soothes and antiseptically clears irritation, and helps you feel better quickly. Delays risk complications. available for $1.00 at druggists with money back offer.

Dr. King

Davis District Agency Barn Raising Report

Mr O Brooks raised a 36 by 56 foot barn on Saturday. Mr and Mrs W D Hutchinson visited Perrinton and Pompeii on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Pearl Beard spent last week visiting friends in Tonia and Montcalm counties. The text notes the first mile west of the Davia!

O. Brooks W. D. Hutchinson Perrinton Pompeii Pearl Beard Tonia Montcalm Davia

School House Repairs Highlight Local Improvement

A community project repairs a school house described as a much needed upgrade. The notice blends local civic improvement with health advice promoting Dr King’s New Life Pills as a preventive measure, urging readers to take a dose tonight.

Dr. King

Stacking Wheat Practices Across Regions

Government experts explain that stacking wheat and letting it sweat improves color, weight, and milling quality. Eastern farmers store outdoors or in mows after drying, while the West more often thrashes directly from the shock to save costs.

Bechime East

Safeguard the Farm Well From Pollution Threats

The U S Department of Agriculture warns farm wells near barns and yards risk contamination from surface runoff and waste. Both deep and shallow wells suffer from polluted nearby soil, animal access, and improper curbings. prevention includes proper siting, impervious barn floors, waterproof drains, and sealed pits to protect water quality.

United States Department of Agriculture Tediatia

Easy to Pull Wheelbarrow From Old Guano Distributor

A compact description notes a wheelbarrow made from parts of an old guano distributor. It stands eighteen inches high, uses a bent iron bar to hold the cart upright when the handles are rearmost, and is light and roomy. It is easy to pull and requires little strength to prevent tipping.

Midsummer Farm Wisdom for Alder Patches and Drying Shocks

Advice from a farm column on removing alders, draining wet land, drying shocks after rain, and improving farm infrastructure. Emphasizes root out alders, harrow fields, avoid mudholes, dry crops, and plant redtop and alsike clover. Mentions weather, mosquitoes, and the need for sturdy bridges for heavy engines.

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Alma Grain & Lumber Co Alma Grains Lumber Co A. Hodgman Bloomingdale Pe R. Hicks Jason Crow Frontier Mich Charles Green George Harvey Lloyd Chicago Ellen Nevills Roy Hartman Disciple Church Nive S. C. Noble Wm. Pidcock Lila Mabel Stambaugh Dr. Bowbier St. Clair Ada Schmid Wm. Guild E. Arnold Alfred Tom Tallon Blanch Mathewson Earl Winters Walter Miller Wilson, N. Y P. M. Martin and Emma Allen Detroit Vis Davis District France New York Germany Midsummer Farm Brunner Drug Store Opera House J.e.shellhaas Grocery Brown's Bazaar Union J. P. French Alma Standard Foundry Mfg. Co Kaiser American Pres Associate Jett Kaiser Wilhelm Princ Frederick Willim William Fite Frederick Prince Adalbert Prince August Prince Oscar Prince Jeschim
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