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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1911
Page
9
The statement outlines a strategy to ensure safety through investments, noting ample available cash on hand and sufficient funds on call to meet obligations. It emphasizes maintaining liquidity and prudent fund management.
Local weighty concerns arise as Mastic Wall Board Co announces a plant closure affecting 35 workers and a $400 weekly payroll due to insufficient railroad service. City leaders urged decisive action to secure adequate freight and passenger connections to sustain manufacturing, jobs, and growth. The report notes widespread delays in car shipments from Chicago and to Alma, risking further plant closures and economic stagnation.
Harold Miller recovering from appendicitis surgery performed Thursday evening December 7 and expected to be discharged late this week. The Misses Chapman and Cooper visited Miss Chapman's Newark sister Sunday. Mr. Orris Ingham left hospital Tuesday for Flushing for further plans.
A long list of land transfers and property deeds across towns such as Lafay, Elba, Alma, North Shade and Seville. Transactions involve T. Young, Wheeler, Rosegrant, J. D. Gilles, J. A. Whitford, F. A. Pierce, G. W, Stratton, J. Dicken, A. Gardner, and many others transferring nw sw se and various lots, with amounts ranging into thousands. The record reads as a dense ledger of conveyances and beneficiary pairs.
A long list of Alma, Michigan residents plan Christmas visits with family across the state and country. Visitors include Bernice Pollasky from Chicago, Vera Galloway with grandmother Jm Hardson My, and families from Saginaw, Detroit, Brooklyn, and Lansing. Local Masons plan a Christmas tree at Masonry Home with a 4 pm music program. Several students and faculty from nearby towns will return home for holidays, including Arnold Robinson, Charles Mores, Anna Seafred, and Coach Grady. Others prepare trips to Lafayette, Durand, Car son City, and Big Rapids for holiday time with relatives.
For sale a few pens of Columbian Wyandotte chickens including one cockerel and two pallets. Price five dollars. Otto Sander hoff. 17102.
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