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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1904

Page

5

Pine River Farmers Club February Meeting Program

The Pine River Farmers Club schedules its February meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Parsons next Thursday. The program includes club music, prayers by the chaplain, readings, recitations, a paper by G. W. Abbot, a reading by John Henry, a master of ceremonies, and a question box. The dinner follows and the meeting discusses The Complete Novel in the February Lippincott, My Cousin Patricia by Alma Martin Estabrook.

Pine River Farmers’ Club Emory Parsons E. Parsons G. W. Abbot John Henry J. Holmes A. Wallis John Gilbert Lippincott Patricia Alma Martin Estabrook

Beakes Beats Powers In One Hour Wrestling Match

Alma residents witnessed a dramatic 140 pound Michigan wrestler Beakes defeat heavyweight challenger Powers from New Jersey. Powers 260 pounds won the first fall in nine minutes by crushing Beakes, but Beakes countered with a fatal hammer lock, pinning Powers for the decisive fall. Powers reportedly used a fictitious name and aimed for an easy win.

Alma BE. J. Powers High Gate N.J Bobby Beakes Reakes Michigan Powers David Goliath Bobby

The Union Company Wins In Clare Telephone Vote

Clare grocers and butchers, unhappy with two exchanges, formed a committee to choose between Bell and Union telephone services. Both firms invested heavily in Clare, and after a series of meetings, voters supported the Union company on Tuesday night, ousting the other option.

Clare Spains Bell Patton

Brain-boosting diet myth debunked by authorities

An authority panel debunks the idea of separate foods for brain muscles and bones. They stress a correct, balanced diet nourishes the whole body and that digestion affects nutrient utility. The advertisement promotes Green's Acgast Flower as a daily aid to digestion, liver function, blood purification, and vitality.

Local notes from Gem and Vicinity skim through visits and events

WEDNESDAY and Thursday entries show WHE VanKirk in Breckenridge and P N Bland and F J Emmet with Tom Pringle on Detroit business trips. Numerous visits to St Louis Detroit Mt Pleasant Battle Creek Alma and Saginaw. A wrestling match, Hedda Gabler at the Alma opera house, a public park parcel debate, and an ann Arbor trestle collapse also noted.

W. HE. VanKirk Breckenridge P.N. Bland Detroit Court Royal Bennett's A. L. Pratt St. Louis L. H. Hays O. Hi. Pettyjohn F. J. Emmet Tom Pringle Edward Havosh Mt Pleasant Bert Woodward Blanche Saginaw O. D. Metzger Pompei BR. P. Foley St. Ignace A. W. Wright Battle Creek Thureday Greenwood Michigan Wabash Alma M. J. Bright Toledo Chicago R.F.D Elwell A. J. Hall Hot Springs Ark John Hall Bobby’ Beakes Riverdale Committee On Salarien Hortense Nielsen Hedda Gabler Henrik Obsen Opera House Ernest Femby Shepherd Ladies’ Aid Society Disciple Church of Ferris Center Henry Denges Misa Gongwer Mia Grant Terwilger A. E. Weed M. D Mich Wright Ann Arbor Huron River Guthrie Pete Mt. Pleasant Blanche Tyrell Perrinton

Alma area social notes and business updates

A chapter of brief notices lists residents and visitors in Alma and nearby towns including Ward in Mt. Pleasant, Louie Fink of Saginaw, Mrs. Cook in Ithaca, Mr. and Mrs. Fuller in Brookenridge, and many others with travels to Cadillac, Saginaw, Breckenridge, Elm Hall, Vestaburg, and Mount Morris. Other items note local commerce, a safety drill, theater goers Hortense Nielaen and Hedda Gabler, visitors to Detroit, and a new fire department alarm linked to Union Telephone Co. number 68.

Louie Fink Saginaw Alma Thoreday C. H. LaFlamboy Edmore A. P. Cook Ithaca J. E. Fuller Brookenridge Thompson & Vanderboff’s Mis Leah Dean St. Louis Higgins Shepherd Anson McMullen Mt. Pleasant Alma Louter McMullen Geo. Hodgekingen Vestaburg Montcalm County Mabel Smith Belding Arthur Downing Sharrar& Mulholland Albert Knoertzer Brant C. B. Noyes P.N. Pland Detroit Misa Ellen Motles Recommon Fannie Smith E. A. Bivina Hubbardston H. Epler T. F. Timby St. Thomas Ont Dominion A. F. Braske Hortense Nielaen Henrik Ibsen Hedda Gabler Alice Nielaen Wm. Kelly Lansing Grand Lodge Alma Lodge Obas B. Warren Alma Sugar Co Ann Arbor A. J. Looker Batton Hotel Edwards

Mardi Gras Travel Rates by Mobile and Ohio Railroad

Advertises Mardi Gras travel options from February 10 to 16 with round trip fares. St. Louis to New Orleans and return priced at $20, St. Louis to Mobile and return $17.10, plus low rates from all points. Contact Joe M. Beall at M. & O. Ry in St. Louis for details.

Mardi Gras Feb Mobile and Ohio Railroad St. Louis New Orleans Mobile Joe. M. Beall

Winter at Citronelle Healthful Pine Resort

Promotes a healthful inexpensive retreat in the Pines of Alabama, thirty miles north of Mobile. Describes the resort as high and restful with address listings including Inc N Beall Mobile and Chl ee St Louis Lanett Se let.

Citronelle Pines Alabama Mobile Address Inc N. Beall Mobile & Chlee St. Louis Lanett Selet

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Sharrar @ Mulholland Office Sporting Goods Gratiot County Smith & Glass Asteerd Masy Merita F. J. Seidler Phot Rapha New Jersey Union Company Gem and Vicinity Ward Mr. Pleasant Mon the Hayt & Pierce Co Opera Ma, Mich the Hayt & Pierce Rhodes’ Drug Store Shades Charles Rhodes Union Telephone Exchange John W. Dean
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