Alman Civic League year ends with several community efforts
The Civic League of Alma reports 77 members, 12 to 16 women at meetings, and 12 regular gatherings in 1914. Activities include lectures by E H Baynes, a Wild Flower Show, park planting funds, Chautauqua sales, and a Carnegie library site aim. Financials show a $746.03 receipts and $607.42 disbursements with a $871 balance.
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Civic League of
Alma
Shepard
League
J. H. Lancashire
Woman's Club
E. H. Baynes
Lancashire
Superior Street
Michigan Avenue
Prof. Kellogg
Rochester
N. Y
Detroit Free Press
Grand Rapide Press
Saturday Evening Post
Lewlie’s
Howell
Michigan
Elleworth
Becaue
Hastings
Fret Wright
George W. Moore
Art Club
Timby
General Federation
Kara Smith
State Federation
Carnegie Library
Red Cross
Tubarcalosia Fund
Prohibition Spread Amid World War Turmoil
A wartime panorama describes enemy advances and retreats across Europe with battles near Paris and Nancy, naval losses, and conquests in Belgium. It notes Austria war measures, British actions, and Russian abstinence policies influencing public health and finance. The piece highlights nations adopting prohibition trends, including Russia, Sweden, Denmark, and England, amid shifting allegiances and a looming peace outlook.
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Namur
Alsace
Lorraine
France
Paris
Tsing Tao
Kiauehau
Austria
Japan
Brabant
Nancy
Arras
Belgium
New Zealand
Apia
Lille
Armens
North Sea
India
Marseilles
Antwerp
Ostend
Ghent
Havre
Armans
Bruges
Alhireh
Turkey
Russia
Great Britain
England
Warsaw
Poland
Belgrade
Servia
Lodz
Ith
Goethals
Washington
Panama Canal
Yorkshire
Egypt
Hussein Kamel
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Lhu
Berlin
Germany
Lord Kitchener
Empire
Kingg George
Bulgaria’s temperance mood boosts army morale and recovery
Bulgaria maintains strong temperance sentiment aiding army morale and efficiency as the nation recovers from the Balkan wars of 1912-13. The piece highlights notable world victories reflecting its improving strength and steadiness.
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Bulgaria
Alao
Brackett Buys Belding Shoe Store Stock
D. E. Brackett, Alma's leading shoe dealer, has purchased the stock of G. E. Alexander of Belding Michigan and plans to ship part of his current stock to that city. He arrived here months ago and opened a store at Woodworth Avenue and Superior Streets after purchasing J. L. Miller Shoe Company stock.
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D. E. Brackett
Belding
D. KE. Brackett
Alma
G. E. Alexander
Michigan
Woodworth Avenue
Superior Streets
J. L. Miller Shoe Company
Kansas dairy college to test feeding values with 300 lambs
The Kansas Agricultural College animal husbandry department will use 300 lambs this winter to compare feeding values of alfalfa and cowpen hay, corn and kaffir, singe and dry feed, and ground versus whole feed. A Kansas farmer notes cows follow their owner signals profit, drawing cream checks down to small figures.
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Nashbandry Department
Kansas Agricultural College
The
Pacific Dairy Review
Bas
Kansas
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Cushing & Benedict’s
Lonsdale
Scout Pereales
Amoskeag Serges
Opera House
Alma Mich
Lic
Childrens Coats
Ladies’ Boy's and Girls Union
China
Gome ix
Cushing & Benedict
Alma Record
Alma Record Company
A.M. Brown
Mice At Five
Tranenvisker Hiroe
Claws Marter
Ella B. Wilcox
Sec'y
Little Park
Cor. Superior
Washington Avenue
Midi Telegram Federation
Fuite Park
Total
Gameligt
GT. U
Classifie Advertising
Fischer
A. Sawkins Piano Co
Superior
Highland Ave
Sand
Elwell Corners
Hilsinger’s
Elwell
Harn
Wright Ave
State St
G. M. Delavan
C. G. Rhodes
W. Mechan
la Pointe Nursery Co
Geneva, N
Poultry Yard
Plymouth Rock
J.P. Wierman & Co
Farmer's Elevator Co
Ithaca
H. 5
Robinson’s
Park Ave
Rhode Inland
Wr Mills
Rosebush
Sheridan Nursery
L. L. Leslie
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