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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1912

Page

4

State Railroad Commission Visits Alma for Station Upgrade

State Railroad Commissioner and officers from Pere Marquette and Ann Arbor railroads toured Alma on the Ann Arbor line. Local officials and civic groups outlined unsanitary conditions and inadequate seating, urging the commission to require plans for an enlarged or new station by March 20. Cement platforms and approaches were recommended, with a follow up to the Alma Council. The U B H Ald Society will meet February 29 with Mrs. Mary Emaley for an all day session.

R. R. Commission Alma Ann Arbor Pere Marquette Board of Trade City Council Civic Improvement League First State Bank John Knoertzer Bablke Knoertzer Aires Jahlke St. Louis Dickinson Jeter Alma Connell RH. Commission Statoo Autede

Civic Improvement League Meeting Planned at Mrs Francis King Home

Notice announces a Civic Improvement League meeting at 1101 Orchard St Friday at 4 o clock p.m. Officers and committee chairmen will report and plans for the coming year will be discussed. Members urged to renew. nonmembers invited to join and support the league. Annual dues noted as twenty five cents.

Civic Improvement League Francis King Orchard Sr Mar Alm Teague Banik

Alma Manufacturing ships McVicker engines nationwide

Alma Manufacturing Co. continues making Clipper and Alma Junior engines while McVicker engines are shipped daily nationwide. On February 10 a car left for Louisville Kentucky and another for Los Angeles California, with six sent to Germany and four to Denmark, illustrating strong demand.

Alma Manufacturing Co Alma McVicker Louisville Kentucky Los Angeles California Germany Denmark

Reformer Arnold to Speak at Methodist Church Friday

Arnold, superintendent of the Northwest Society for the Prevention of Vice, will address the Methodist churches social in the city Friday evening. He is described as an eloquent speaker and all who wish to hear about the society’s work are invited. No admission fee. All invited.

Arnold Northwest Society For the Prevention of Vice Methodist Clares

Liver Work Disputed Among Physiologists

Physiologists largely agree the liver is a major gland but differ on the exact amount of work it performs. Rexall Liver Salts is promoted to aid the sluggish liver and is backed by a money back guarantee if the remedy does not benefit the case.

Rexall F. de Grover Rexall Drug Store

Card of Thanks From Davis Family for Mapp's Passing

The Davis family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness shown during the illness and death of their wife and mother Mapp Davis. Floid Davis Morrie Davis Arther Cohoom Mrs Allen

Mapp Davis Floid Wid Morrie Davis Arther Cohoom of Allen

Professor Bruske’s Steady Rise at Alma College Ends Soon

The Alma College presidency under Dr Bruske has expanded the endowment from 80 000 to 897 082 28 and increased faculty from twelve instructors to twenty three plus three assistants. Board says no successor chosen yet but will canvass candidates to fill the vacancy at the end of commencement week June 12.

Bruske Dr. Braske Alma

Alma College President Resigns Resignation Accepted

The Alma College Board of Trustees formally accepted President A F Buske s resignation effective at the close of the school year. Dr Braske, who became president on June 16 1891, is noted as a leading college president in Michigan and aided the growth of campus facilities from two buildings to multiple structures.

Alma College A. F. Buske Braske Alma First Presbyterian Saginaw George F. Hunting Michigan Braoke Pioneer Hall

Local Happenings and Dated Notices From Alma Area

Local notes report Masonic Grand Master Dillon visiting Alma last Friday and J H Montague of this city among three Michigan masons to receive the thirty third degree on October first. A Home Rule Charter proposition was defeated in Grand Rapids by a 1282 vote margin. Funeral details follow the death of Wm. Baregood, 77, in Lincoln Avenue, Riverside cemetery. Other items list attendees from Owosso Adrian Flint Lansing Detroit and broader Masonic activity and repairs at the Masonic Home.

J.H. Montague Michigan Boston Wm. Baregood Lincoln Ave Earegood Riverside Arthur Hume Owowmo G. Roscoe Swift Adrian Geo. Armstrong John 4. Carton Flint Z. B. Winsor Rved Ciy J. Thompson Lansing Red Stevens Detroit Alta Masonic Home

Dr King’s New Life Pills Featured in Local Ad

A Danville reader credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with curing two years of left side distress later diagnosed as indigestion. The ad promotes pills as best for stomach liver kidney troubles constipation headache and debility and lists Wheaton & Sons Rhodes Drug Store and The Rexall Drug Store as sellers at 26 cents.

W Evans Danville Dr. King Wheaton & Sons Rhodes Drug Store Rexall Drug Store

Masonic Home Notes and Local Social Highlights

Mrs Margaret Ryder visits her brother and family at the Home Twit for Alts. Mr and Mrs Herbert Montaguet travel to Grand Rapids for the Shriners convention. Ringling Bros animals feature the parade with Senator William Smith Sybrant Weaselfiethe and Mayor IQis in stunts. Brother E Co Robinson dies suddenly aged years. longtime decorator and paped hanger in Kilwinning Lodge Detroit. He joined the Episcopal church. Purest Hill. Mr and Mrs B Wells visited. Miss Lenny Belle Cansfield attended the C B K convention at Lapeer. Perriga entertaining a nephew from California. Jess Crossett visited Homer Lear wards at Karwell. Davis went to Marion. Revival services at F M church two miles north. Vanderwtirk sells his farm. Mr Barrett of Manderson Ky on business. Bert Hamilton visited parents. Wafer to open a restaurant and confectionery in about a week. Snyder moved to Leonard’s home.

Margaret Ryder Herbert Montaguet Sday Shriners’ Convention Grand Rapids Ringling Bros Meneuerie William Smith Sybrant Weaselfiethe Iqis E Co Robinson Kilwinning Lodge Jess Crossett Homer Lear Karwell Davis Marion F. M

A Case of Appendicitis Prevention Tip

A medical note explains appendicitis often stems from a constipated habit and congested bowels. It urges keeping bowels regular and promotes Dr Herrick's Sugar-Coated Pill as a mild, thorough cathartic for digestion, energy, and spirits, priced 25 cents per box at Wheaton & Son Pioneer Drug Store.

Wheaton & Son Pioneer Drug

Elm Hall Visitors and Family News Card

Miss Inga Conner visits Hireek enridge for a week. Nelson Fullerton of Alma spent Friday with his mother Mrs. Mary Foot. Mrs. Janes Hildreth travels to Grand Rapids to visit daughter Mrs. Mabel Birdsall. Mrs. Mary Foot improves as daughter Mrs. Nellie Optrander cares for her. Lizzie Jones entertains Grandmother Mrs Deverans Thursday to Monday. Eliza Clark goes to Lansing after two weeks with Mrs. Schaffer.

Inga Conner Hireekenridge Nelson Fullerton Alma Mary Foot Janes Hildreth Grand Rapids Mabel Birdsall Nellie Optrander Lizzie Jones Deverans Eliza Clark Lansing Schaffer

CROUP ENDS LIFE Inexplicable croup warning to parents

Warning to parents about croup dangers and the need for immediate action during a attack. Advice includes keeping HYOMEL on hand with a 50 cent bottle and using 20 drops in boiling water to ease breathing until a physician arrives. The ad claims Hyomel treats croup catarrh asthma and bronchitis and lists Charles Rhodes as seller.

Charles Rhodes

Tuberculosis cures and remedies in 1900s advert

Hundreds report cure from tuberculosis and asthma using Nature's Creation with a free booklet from Charles A. Hares Dispenser Detroit. Tom Moore of Cochran Ga praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for a persistent instep sore. Salve heals sores ulcers boils burns and piles. Harvey Carter recovered well after appendicitis surgery at Plainerd's hospital.

Chas. A. Hares Chamber of Commerce Detroit Mich Tom Moore Cochran Wheaton & Sons Rhodes Drug Store Rexall Drug Store

Sumner Center Social Round Up

In Alma and nearby towns residents share visiting and entertaining news. F W Gee and Mrs R A Gee host and visit neighbors including Rockefellow, Wixom, Kress, and Wixson families. Mr and Mrs Dan Haag entertained guests from Elwell, while Mrs M McNamara returns from Lansing. The week features multiple family gatherings and neighborly visits.

R. A. Gee Elwell Cora Wixom Wixson Fred Rockafellow Theron Kress M. McNamara Lansing

Local Market Prices For Grain Livestock Produce

Corrected market quotations released every Thursday list grains including Wheat No 1 and No 2, Shelled and Ear Corn, Buckwheat, Barley, and Clover Seed values. Livestock prices show Hogs Beef Cattle Sheep Lambs Veal Calves. Dressed meats and poultry rates cover Beef Hogs Mutton Veal Calves. Produce covers Butter Eggs Potatoes with ranges and per unit figures for each item.

Pioneer Farmer Alfred Finch Dies at 55 Near Alma

Alfred Finch, a Gratiot county pioneer farmer, died Sunday at his home three miles south and two miles west of Alma from chronic Brights disease at age fifty five. He left a widow and four married children. The funeral was held from the residence Tuesday afternoon and burial in Bailey cemetery.

Alfred Finch Gratiot County Alma Bright Bailey

Farm Bargains No 180 and 206 One Half Acre Tracts

Two farm listings describe 180.5 and 243 acre properties near a railroad town. The first includes 65 cultivated acres, 16 timber, fruit orchards, a 1g acre grape and berry patch, a six room house, barns, stock, tools, and livestock priced at 6500 dollars. The second features a large 18-room residence with basement, outbuildings, windmill, tanks, and extensive cultivated land, priced at a unspecified amount.

Railroad Town Haly

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ROWIL Royal R. R R. R. Companies U. Bh, Ald Society Mary Ebmaley TRE Mggker Masonic E Purest Hill B. Wells Lenny Belle Cansfield District C.bk Lapeer Aina Perriga Elm Hall Croup Harvey Carter Plainerd’s Hospital New York City Cushing & Benedict Khodak Supplies Kodaks Kodak Supplies Chas. G. Rhodes
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