Exparte Baptist Church Council Controversy in Alma
The First Baptist Church of Alma declares its withdrawal from the Saginaw Valley Baptist Association after an exparte council held December 2 1884. The resolution states the church remains an independent Baptist body and condemns the council as improper while urging brethren to support their stand and publish the facts in church and local press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Alma
Saginaw Valley
Cwess of Baptist Church
Kendall Brooks
Presbyterian College of Almat
Saginaw Valley Baptist Association
Geo. D Kaufman
Baptist Council
Baptist Church Manual
American Baptist Publication Society
Soghian Valley
Father of Lights
Sisters In Christ
The
National Baptist
Christian Herald
God of Peace
Jesus
Siat
Jesus Christ
GD. Kacroran
B.A. Ryenton
J. Bate
R. Cakrenren
E. A. Hyerion
Lansing Republicans Announce Caucus Selections
The Republican caucus results list officers for the Senate and House including Speaker G. J. Dickema of Ottawa and Speaker pro tem W. W. Williams of Eaton. Clerks and sergeants at arms are named with each precinct and county representation noted for Engrossing and other roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
G. J. Dickema
Ottawa
Sergant-at-arms
W. T L. Dunn
Owen
Geo. W. Footes
Henry Spaulding
Nomination Speech for U.S. Senator in Michigan
Senator Palmer led a nomination for U.S. senator in Big Rapids with Senator Leavitt seconding for acclamation. Legislators opened sessions with votes cast and sick member I L Wood absent but voting. James McMillin received unanimous support in the caucus as Michigan’s U.S. Senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Big Rapids
U. S
Leavitt
Bellaire
I. L. Wood
U.S
Michigan
Jon
James McMillin
Jeeps
Michigans
County suit over sheep loss names Arcada parties
Samuel Merchant of Arcada sues Sidney Ferris and James Metcalf of Sumner for damages claiming wrongful conversion of his sheep. Ann Arbor Street Railway Co. held a village meeting Wednesday electing Gen. N. Church as president Robert Smith secretary W B Seattergood treasurer K P Peet superintendent and directors Church Smith Wilson Seattergood Peet. Gratiot Journal. Anew MoE Chireh dedicated at Bannister last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Merchant
Arcada
Cciail
Sidney Ferris
James Metcalf
Sumner
Ann Arbor Street Railway Co
Gen. N. Church
Robert Smith
W. B. Seattergowl
K.P. Peet
William Wilson
W. B. Seattergood
Gratiot Journal
Sumner Gossip and Local Incidents Reported
Ben Avery visited friends last week in Sumner. Morrison's Fomk Firly spent time here with friends. The west bridge near Sumner is dilapidated and a local dispute over funding the big axed school in Dist Ne continues. Scarlet fever caused seven days off school but was only a wartel rash. Jacob Fry and wife spent Christmas in Stewardian. A new sheep stealing case arises in Sumner. Wesley Harvey’s wheel wagon was damaged. Miss Nelly Cody was briefly trapped but unharmed. Jacob Merchant and a lady friend, driving with a young team, had a wagon upset. no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Avery
Fomk Firly
Morrison
Lois Tinis
Sumner
Dist Ne
Dicob Fry
Steeridan
Wesley Harvey
Ceaner
Dicob Merchant
Nelly Cody
Alma Building and Lawn Association January installment due
Members are notified that the January installment to the capitol stock is due on Monday January 7 1880. At eight o'clock p m there will be a meeting of the Board of Directors when funds of the association will be offered for sale. Moneys due the association may be deposited with the Secretary during 9 to 12 morning 1 to 4 afternoon and 7 to 9 evening local time. SPINNEY SECRETARY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Building and Lawn Association
Capitol
Dr. Spinney
The American Navy and Shipping Laws Praised
The article quotes Senator Frye praising U S shipping laws as benign and claims they support a finest coastwise fleet. It notes his defense of the laws and mentions oyster boats in a pointed aside from Hrowilenes Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Frye
Hrowilenes Journal
Gas for Public and Private Use in Our Village
A letter argues for a village gas supply for public and private use. It describes a proposed plant to produce fixed petroleum gas, claiming long use in multiple states and high illumination per cubic foot. The author urges town officials to grant rights and funding for street lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Ohio
Mass
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Nevada
New Jersy
American Cyclopedia
Bucklen Arnica Salve Spotlight in Vintage Ad
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts bruises boils salt rheum fever sores sprains chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It notes pricing by box and targets male buyers with mentions of B and Wedd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
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C. P. Brown
Propitor
Republican Caucus
Anew Moe
Chireh
Bannister
Sumner Greetings
Wright, Schneider & Stutt
Stuttz Furniture Company
Gratiot
Isabella
Lincoln and
Center Streets
Episcopal Church
E. T. Flowers
Drs. Flowers
Dr. King
R& Webb
Bainbridge
County Atty
Clay Co
Texan
D. le Wilcoxson
Forme Cave
Addy
BB Webb
White Land & Color Works
Geral
Wright Schneid
R&stuttz General Merchants
Hanisornest
Eauelilales
Harry
Webb