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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1907

Page

1

Much Ado About Nothing Delights City Audiences

The Greenroom Club premiered on December 4 at the city opera house and earned unqualified praise. Prof Adawa trained a capable cast including Caldwell, Allen, Marsh, Morne, Phillips, Ackerman, Sutton, McPadden, Graves, Castellain, Titus, Fraker, McComb, Bartholomew, Bayley, Markham and Avery. The production impressed with clear diction, elegant costumes, and strong staging, signaling the group’s progression beyond amateur status.

Greenroom Club City Opera House Adawa Shakespeare Leonato Balthazar Pedro Misses Caldwell Allen Beatrice Hero Min Caldwell Miss Allen Marsh Benedict Morne Claudio Phillips Don Pedro Ackerman Leonate Mrs Markham Margaret Witd Urso John of Avery Conrad of Craig Hoga Queen Elizabeth Ansyum Alnimnian

Married People's Dancing Club Invitation at Alma Michigan

Deputy Fink reports an invitation from Mt Pleasant to Alma club members for a dancing party at Pythian Castle Mall on Thursday night December 19 extending from 1 PM to 7 AM. Signed by RA Cochran president of Mt Pleasant club, dated December 9, 1907.

Fink Alma Michican Pythian Custis Mall RA Cochran Mt Pleasant Michigan Alma Club Mp Cochran

FARMERS STUNG BY COOP CREAMERY SHOCK

A Detroit News dispatch reports Mt Pleasant area farmers faced losses as ParmerY Go-Oper ative Creamery Co set new terms after a last Friday settlement. The plant reportedly spent over 1000 dollars in mortgages and stockholder endorsements, with many farmers holding vailed cream checks threatened by the move. The outcome could force stock withdrawals and raise rates for the community, affecting numerous local farmers.

Detroit News Parmer'y Go-Operative Creamery Co Mt. Pleasant

Reminder to Subscriptions in Arrears for Cash Payment

A second reminder urges subscribers in arrears to pay promptly or renew in advance. It notes many papers raise prices and stresses cash payment, offering a special document and urging readers to renew before expiration.

Local Ladies Oratorical Contest Set at Alma College

Intercollegiate Oratorical Association of Michigan shifts women to a separate event. Alma College hosts Friday evening December 1 in the College Chapel with contestants including Miss Lila Fellows Miss Lily Tanner Miss Hazel Fraser Miss Elvina Hoover and others. The winner will represent Alma College in the statewide women’s oratorical contest at Hope College.

Intercollegiate Oratorical Association of Michigan College Chapel Mike Pear Hutch Robert Burns Lila Fellows Francis BE Willant Lily Tanner Hazel Fraser Elvina Hoover Connell Alma College Hope College

New Alma Foundry and Machine Shop Bought by Nelson

Harry Nelson acquired the long established J. M. Montigel foundry and machine shop in Alma, bringing a seasoned background from Grand Rapids and Detroit. He plans new machinery, expansion, and fully guaranteed, high quality work with skilled staff and growing demand.

Harry Nelson J. M. Montigel Montigel Nelson Alma Grand Rapids P. M Reliance Automobile Co Detroit Alma Manufacting Co Lis Nolenn

Extra Sunday warning for age, plan seven day mercy

Readers are urged to consider the consequences of an extra Sunday in the coming week. The notice warns of penalties or pressures tied to the added day, urging caution when the date arrives and noting implications for activity and worship.

Mrs Baker Dead In Chicago Mercy Hospital Notice

The Muskegon Chronicle reports the death of Mrs Throdure Gater former Muskegon matron died in Chicago at Mercy hospital last night. The body will be brought to Muskegon arriving tomorrow morning for burial in St Martins cemetery. Survived by four children Joseph Hart of Chicago Jota Carpenter of Alma another daughter in Buffalo NY and Barnard Baker of Chicago. The family moved from Muskegon less than ten years ago. They formerly lived at Sanford and Third streets.

Muskegon Baker John Carpenter Mex Throdure Gater Chicago Mercy Hospital Biahetes Pere Marquette St Marty's Cemetery Sire Baker Mre Joseph Hart Mee Jota Carpenter Alma Lving Buffalo Barnard Baker Muskegon Les Sanford and Third Streets

Bank statements reveal turmoil at Alma banks

The damaged text suggests Alma banks faced financial strain at the start of operations. It hints that local people demonstrated fear or unrest, with references to altered records and cautionary reflections on recent events. The fragment mentions perusal by many and retained documents showing evidence of public alarm.

Alma Cose Businesseo

Hospital Notes From Arvada Yet Again

Fragmented notes report various injuries and medical updates in Arvada area. Mentions Mr Lewis Strong, Fred Van Thorn, Arthur Wayne with injuries from a bridge fall, a further accident in Sr. Lanke left Friday, a patient knocked crutches causing knee inflammation, doctors Day and Brainard performing operations, and Micheal Kaufenberger undergoing care for seven months.

Lewis Strong Arvada Fred van Thorn Arthur Wayne Lanke Dently Tielor Hind Day Brainard Micheal Kaufenberger

Choral Union presents Gade Crusaders cantata in college chapel

The Choral Union invites the public to a December seventeenth concert in the college chapel featuring Gade's Crusaders cantata. Mist Sutton Morse and Miss Ransom join the soloists with Mrs St John directing and the chorus. program to include a piano number by Miss Ransom. A ten cent door charge supports expenses. all music lovers urged to attend.

College Chapel Gade Ade Copenhager Sepuig Mendelsohn Chapel Royal Copenhagen Crusaders Meera Sutton Morse Mra St. John Miss Ransom Liberal Union

Methodist Sunday School Officers for Coming Year

The Methodist Sunday school announces officers for the upcoming year. Superintendent Carl Washiure Ave and Superintendent F L Convis will lead, with Carl Delavan as secretary and Wesley Allen as treasurer. Sophia Hutchinson was elected superintendent of the primary department and given powers to choose staff.

Methodist Sunday School Carl Washiure F. L. Convis Carl Delavan Wesley Allen Sophia Hutchinson Chou

Seville Sumner Farmers Club elects officers at meeting

The Seville and Sumner Farmers Club met at the Gee farm with Mrs Densmore and Mrs Hentsie providing music. Officers elected for the coming year include President Wm T Pitt, Vice Presidents Mewit A Gee and Jordan Allen, Secretary Kilis Pouter, Corresponding Secretary Mrs W Matlory, and Treasurer Gastarouy Quick.

Seville Sumner Pleasant Farm Mra BL Gee L. Densmore Mra Hentsie Mre C Denemore Potter Wm. T Pitt Mewit A. Gee Jordan Allen Kilis Pouter Mra W. Matlory Boston Frm A J Stanley Lincoln Kansas Sas Pogeewes Wm Latimer Mra Voller RL A

Fine sugar beet country near Charlevoix factory debated

The article notes Michigan sugar beets’ quality in Charlevoix area with average sugar content tests between 16 and 19 percent, claiming the region ideal for a sugar factory. Investors Wool and Fink Crom of Arcada aided with the meeting, which adjourned to dine with Mr and Mrs Frank Gee in Sumner in January.

Charlevoix Michigan Wool Fink Crom Arcada Frank Gee Sumner

Christmas Tree Exercise at Boyer Sunday School

The Boyer Sunday school and the Methodist church plan Christmas exercises and a tree lighting with gifts for all. Miss Lelie Shinkis of Ypsilanti, a guest entertainer, will perform soprano songs backed by a reader and violinist. The program promises unusual excellence and the Record hopes local citizens attend to hear her.

Boyer Sunday School Methodist of Well Santa Claus Mite Lelie Shinkis Ypstianti Mariette Mis Shiels

Traveling bag debuts at J. ih Paller's Lazere

Special bargains offered on trimmed hats this week at Mre Gaffoey's with a focus on style and value.

Ih Paller Mre Gaffoey's

Alma College debate on nonsectarian shift and funding

A special dispatch from Grand Rapids outlines a synod meeting discussing Alma College's future. Debate centers on making Alma a nonsectarian school to qualify for Carnegie pension funds for teachers. The synod considers a systematic campaign to fund pensions, noting Alma’s solid finances and potential independence pending support.

Grand Rapids Alma College Alma Alrim Carnegie

Prosperous Farmer Thanks and Praise for 1907 Crop Value

A 1907 report by Secretary of Agriculture Wilson notes the year’s crop value at 7.412 billion dollars, praising farmers for wealth from favorable weather and abundant production. It attributes high prices, economic strength, and national welfare to farmer-led growth, warning of no hard times amid strong agricultural output.

Wall Street Chicago Rey Secretary of Agriculture Wilson Hie Surius Stewke Marsket Tassle Street Central Harriman Standard Rockefeller United States Comte

Real Estate Transfers List Dense with Odd Names and Parcels

A compressed page item lists numerous real estate transfers including Prank L Pox to Edgar P Caldwell. Wind Biveg eit dain Ladwick to Donglaee White. Maria Morgen to jas EK Morgan. W Pearce to Isaac L fentoon Jee HIG Newton. Martin Wolfe to Phebe M Graham. Albert D Gilson to Nowh H Keiser. The fragmentary notes reference streets like 24 Pine River and Elba and mention various grantors and grantees with uncertain spellings.

Prank L. Pox Edgar P Caldwell St Lome Martin L Miller Ty John Haines Pene Ee Are Sen IM Annetta Hammond Cheong J Sandal Wee Dd Ewllle Benainger Jacob Gren- Jind Elba Maria Morgen Jas EK Morgan Aly Swand Sewer Seville Pearce Isaac L Fentoon Newton Louis Krank Kererkes Julianne Hott Kerr Ailert L. Stwiley Nori Ohos Kentengtonn We See Arcadia Hewitt Moulton Milan Tyler Aipot Phebe M Graham Martin Wolfe Pine River Albert D Gilson Nowh H Keiser Owe

Fermentation Law Affects Dairy Cattle Feed and Milk Quality

A discussion of an old Michigan law affecting feeding cattle with fermented feed and malt products. The rule sought to prevent abnormal fermentation in cows that could degrade milk quality, with debate on enforcement and practical impact on dairymen and cattle traders. The note ends with an unrelated advertising line for cigars.

Hele Michigan Hough

Liquor traffic at constitutional convention debated harshly

The Michigan constitutional convention debates liquor traffic with Hon. Siete of Pontiac urging a stringent but not profane plank. Committees hear petitions, study state laws, and plan a December report while exploring prohibitory provisions and regulatory measures.

Siete Pontiac Lansing Hanor Ina Moore Eyiadti Erie

Christmas Bazaar at Presbyterian Church Chore Parlor

The Presbyterian ladies held a Christmas Bazaar with a Christian goods counter a cabbage patch overseen by Mes Wigus Lovey Mary and a fortune teller booth where a sharp eyed reader offered character insights and discounted futures in a European Witch style setting

Presbyterian Choro Mes Wigus Lovey Mary

Mixed Notices and Local Ads From A May Page

A fragmented, era-style jumble of ads and notices mentions La chins Fruit Store Saks prowats and Convis deals, a Mon day center street address, and various personal items. It references Kisch's, West Side pumping stations, rabbit hunting, and a convalescent tone with teas and rings.

Doneph K. Wilken Saginaw West Side Wilson

Alma Eyes Intercollegiate Meet at New Field

Athletic leaders push to host an intercollegiate meet at Alma on a renovated field with high school participation to boost spring athletics. The plan envisions a yearly high school held meet, attracting freshmen trained in prep schools while expanding college programs and baseball prospects.

Alma Eaine Funda Davis Braske Michigan State Cowen Harper Harper's Davis Field Farmer Stulésits Fini Clintex Almanian

Unappreciative Merchants and Local Postoffice Politics

Fragmented OCR style note details editor support for local merchants and editors resisting advertising, mentions postoffice appointments in Ninth District tied to Bis hop, lists individuals Charles Collier Frankfort Peter Johnson Thomp soquiny Orlamio D Hawley Hes petia, notes Rev Irl Hicks Almanac and Weather forecasts with pricing at 30 cents on stands.

Metavghin Manning Roswell P. Fig Charles Collier Frankfort Peter Johnson Thomp Soquiny Orlamio D. Hawley Hespetia Bishop McLaughin R. Hicks Hicks

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