Joe Ray Finds Diamond on Ala Street During Walk
Joseph Ray of Voorhees and Ray, a contracting firm, found a small diamond while inspecting a street area near Young sewer and Little Giant duo digger. He consulted Messinger, a diamond expert, who estimated the stones as small bariois worth about 15 cents. The rest of the note hawks Perry Davie Pain Killer as a cold remedy.
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Oitizen
Joseph Ray
Voorhees & Ray
Messingers
Messinger
Barrios
Death Claims Young Lad Died at Home of Parents
Floyd W Epler aged eighteen died at his parents Water Street home after a three week illness. A tall strong youth, he had been a popular member of the local M E church band. Funeral services were held at the M E church Monday with interment at Riverside cemetery.
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Inet
Floyd W. Epler
H Epler
M. E
Riverside
Card of Thanks for Kind Help at Our Loss
We thank friends for their support at the death of our loved one. Grateful for the beautiful flowers, attendance at the funeral, and kind expressions. Special thanks to the Vets and to those who helped during the difficult days following the passing.
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Vas
Wien
Aglativas
Alma area notes on Hats sales and local visits
Bits from Alma and nearby towns record hats sale at Lamborns and Mrs Davies, trips by Latimer Vermeulen Weeks Hannahs and others, Thanksgiving greetings, new babies, social events, a Majestic range promotion, and a bazaar planned by St John’s church with supper later in the day.
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Enos Kimmel
Ohio
Tennessee
Pensacola
Fln
Cuba
Porto Rico
Michigan
A. F. Rockwell
Opera House
Bayt and Pierce Employees Dine at Local Sanitarium
The Bayt and Pierce Company honored its entire staff with a Thanksgiving dinner at the sanitarium last Thursday. Following a bountiful meal, guests moved to the gymnasium for music and dancing in the afternoon.
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the Bayt & Pierce
The
Sanitarium
Ibletom
Hayt & Pierce Company
Thoreday
Vermeulen Leaves Alma to Focus on Idaho Mining Interests
HL J Vermeulen plans to close out his large mercantile stock in Alma and sell the store fixtures and building to devote full attention to mining interests in Idaho. He remains a principal stockholder in Alma Mining Co and has built up the town's commercial scene while offering trusted goods to customers. A new map of Grant county by The Record is mentioned.
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J. Vermeulen
Idaho
Vermeuien
Alma Mining Co
Ty Ite
Vermeuien Aid
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C. H. Decker, Alma
Hayt & Pierce Co
Sharrar
Mulholland
Gordon Keith
Darrel
Cherry
Hermit
Grey Cloak
Henry
Sharrar @ Mulholl
Joe Ray
Ala
Perry Davie
Porry Davie
Young Lad
Ley
Floyd W. Parent
Arma
Colom
Lamborns
Latimer
Saginaw Tueany
Fred Vermeulen
Mt. Pleasant
Tacket
Alms Roller Mills
W. Weeks
Belding
Alma
W. T. Davies
Smith & Glass
Edward Hannah
Amos Bodine
Geo. F. Butler
FR & Pollasky's
KR. Metzger
W. A Howe
North Star
E. Gage
St. Louis Sugar Co
Smith and Glass
Majestic
David Rockwell
Ithaca
Sharrar & Mulholland
Pollasky
Misa Edna Schwartz
Saginaw
Mise Lizzin Crozier
Eagox
Ont
Soo
Helen Tobbe
Delavan
Smith & Glaks
Mise Mildred Lehner
Albion
Alma College
F. E. Pollasky’s
JH Woodward
N. Whitcraft
Norfolk
Torck
A . U. Bea
Railroad
Dwyer d& Wiay
T Peoinschar Sa
Alina Myron
Mt Ite
Marcus Pollasky
P. N. Bland
Gertrude
Decatur Coleman
Riverside Cemetery
Elm Hall
Wwindie Senta
Tives
Woodward
Yerington
Long Island R. R. Co
Geo, Gargett
L. MH. Hayt
Henderson
Geo
Browning
Detroit
A. F. Molitor
Lansing
Mra
A. J. Foster
John Burns
St. Louis
Alma Roller Mills
Mis
F. Butler
Mary
A. F. Braske
Esther
Arcada
BE. H. Doane
N.B Udell
Chicago
Norman Root
Owosso
Suchges Kendric Tooley
Howell
Clarence
J. A. Lancashire
Miss Lancashire
Davis Bros
Mattie Knoight
Ienia
J. W. Ewing
Wi. Dean
Honder
J. W. Dean
AF. Broske
Flint
Smith & Gilase
Craig
Eva Craig
Pullasky
Smith & Glue
Pullasky’s
Skyliah
Cliaks
John W. Dean
Connec
Rhodes’ Drug Store
Xmas Goods
Charles Rhodes
Union Telephone Exchange
D. Vermeulen
Grantiot County
the Record
Mark
Rec
Major
Bivins
Rhodes
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