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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
4
A damaged fragment mentions Rycownie entering at a post for a matter labeled trairecitis with unclear context. It notes a hells an se and clase miatier phraseology without clear names or dates. Further readable facts are sparse.
The St Louis Sugar Company data show net prices per 10 or 100 pounds from 1905 to 1909 with 1905 at 4.33 per 10 pounds and 1906 to 1909 at 4.55 to 4.85 per 100 pounds. This year’s estimate caps at about 4.25 per 100 pounds. The text emphasizes home-grown raw material, external finished product income, and 90 percent of profits to Michigan stockholders, benefiting Gratiot County residents.
Rev Schroer of Hamlet visits his brother H F Schroder for a few days. Mr and Mrs Pred Hanmer and two daughters spend Christmas at the Griffin home. Post office hours and delivery changes noted. Ladies aid meets Jan 3 1911. Sartor home Christmas reunion described. Miss Mina Jackson mourns father death by heart failure with funeral Saturday. Ithaca dispatch reports Bert Clow jailed on drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges following murder of Clarence Gager last July.
First Church of Christ Scientist announces Sunday services at 10:00 with an 11:30 Sunday School and 7:00 preaching in the Knights of Pythias hall. Weeknight services start next week at 7:00, including a Thursday annual business meeting and daily prayers, with a Saturday reading room open 2 to 4 PM.
Local notes recount early settlers Jacob and Mrs Strayer arriving in 1895 to Gratiot County, building the first log cabin near Kim Hall site, with ongoing community activity. Church schedules listed include Weld at 10:40 service. Bible study noon. Epworth League. and midweek lectures. Card of thanks and Christmas greetings shared. local residents cited nursing updates, farm purchases, and holiday events. Seville and Sumner Farmer's Club plans, meeting January 5 with program details.
For sale several Houdans Crock rells inquire 214 Ely St. 155712 pd. For sale fifty six acres improved farm six miles from Alma. Also two eighty acre tracts unimproved near Marion Michigan. Two eighty acre farms in Sumner township with buildings. Forty acre farm Sumner township all improved with buildings one soil could take house and lot in Alma. Found Friday evening on the street in Alma a pocket book containing a list of one owner may have property proven and pay notice. Melvin Sharrar Bell phone 1938 LL.
S W Pine River updates list sick Mrs C R Moulton and visitors. Miss Catheryn Currence returns from Belding for Christmas. Matt Johnson family celebrated Christmas at Dan Wood's. Miss Anna York traveled to Grand Rapids. Hugh Johnson works on the A A railroad. Ray Ellison of Williamston visits C R Moulton, returns home. Don Currences returns from the western states. Dell Wright and wife host friends over Christmas. Miss Francis Waldo spends days at home then goes to Flint for ten days from Belding. Mrs M Cooley of Detroit returns home after visiting C R Moulton. John Sullivan and family hold a Christmas gathering.
A. Schingeck of 647 Elm St Buffalo NY proclaims Dr Kings New Life Pills cured chronic constipation after others failed. The ad asserts relief for biliousness jaundice indigestion headache chills malaria and debility and promotes 25 cents at Wheaton and Son.
Davis School District notes Mrs Wm Hutchinson on the sick list while H Marvin spends vacation at his Elm Hall home. Vern Wiltse visited Midland Co last Saturday. Visitors include Mrs Arbogasp of Tiffin Ohio Mrs Porterfield of Penn and Mrs Coon of Owosso. Archie Crane from Grand Rapids spent Christmas with relatives. Stella Marwin of Belding holidaying with her parents. Families of Gladstone Newark Fuller Alma and Baker shared Christmas dinner with Mr and Mrs Young. Rexford family of Ferris and Peacock family of Sumner also with Fuller family in Ithaca.
The Record informs subscribers in arrears that postal rules require prompt payment to continue at the pound rate. Urges readers to settle balances to avoid suspension and ensure ongoing delivery.
Patisiats Sage will stop hair loss in two weeks with a money back offer. It refreshes the scalp, leaves a non greasy feel, and promises ramiance of sunshine in the hair for regular users. Large bottle costs cents at local store. ad blends with estate probate notice and court reminders within the same text.
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