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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1914

Page

2

Elwell Bank and Town Chronicle of Elwell County

Interior view shows the Elwell Bank with cashier Mr Pool Collister amid growing business. The bank, founded two years ago by Stocum Kaly and Hudson, reports safety boxes nearly full and plans expansion. Local topics cover Maccabees lodge, K O T M hall, Elwell post office, rural carriers, a new switchboard, local farmer managers, a growing photo studio, and the district school with eight grades and a prospective two room addition. The article also notes long-time residents like J R Lathrop, Marlie Slingluff, and Joshua Philips with church, Sunday school, and Gleaners' organized officers.

Elwell Bank Pool Collister Elwell Messrs B. Worthing Lady Maccabees Olive L. Lathrop Sarah MacLachlan Lillie I. Miller E. Medler Alma E. A. Owens Harbor Springs RK. J. Lathrop Vwell Pine River Cedar Black Sturgeon Upper Peninsula Wisconsin Minnesota Chicago White George W. Childs Philadelphia Pmrsh Fair Trustees Lathrop Bryn Mawr R. J. Lathrop Sweet John Morton John L. Freed Leah L. Petera Lsst Lafayette Peters Leland Youngs Walter Ferris W. C. Pugsley M. T. Rice Gleaners Joshua Philips J. D. Evans Herman Fisher Ray Baker Turley Grant Michael McNamara

Hardware Store of W C Pugsley Rebuilds After Fire

The Mwell hardware and implement business run by W C Pugsley operated for about fifteen years beginning as an implement dealer then adding hardware. A fire on Town Meeting day destroyed the building and most contents. Pugsley rebuilt in a cement block two story shop and now offers a full line of implements wagons buggies paints oils and general hardware.

Mwell WC. Puestey Maceabee Hall

Hyomei touted as natural catarrh remedy from Rhodes

Catarrh sufferers are urged to try Hyomei with a complete $1.00 outfit. The ad claims relief for catarrh bronchitis and breathing inflammations, promising immediate airway relief and a money back guarantee. It describes Hyomei reaching nose throat and lungs to destroy germ colonies.

Chas. Rhodes

Elwell Elevator Transitions to Stock Company

A year after its founding as a Gleaner Farmer elevator the Elwell or Co. has been bought by a ten-man stock company. President J F Hilsinger, Secretary Treasurer PC Collister, and directors Sandel, Hutchinson, Schiff, Gee, Mallory, Rice, Olmstead, and Hudson lead a $7700 capital, planning broad grain business with lumber, cement, posts, coal, tiles, and a new feed mill. The venture has shipped 118 cars of grain in the past year and seeks better hoarding for farmer products and expanded sales opportunities.

Elwell Or Co J. F. Hilsinger Collister George Sandel Wim 1. Hutchinson Wm. Schiff B. J, Gee W. C. Mallory Leet Rice Olmstead J. & Hudson

Elwell Sanitarium and its Founder Dr Chas McLachlan

The Elwell Sanitarium honors Dr. Chas McLachlan a Scotch Canadian born physician who settled in Elwell after practicing in Pennsylvania and Detroit. He graduated in 1877 from Maine Valley Medical School Lewiston and built the hospital shown. He treats chronic rheumatic and nerve ailments using electricity hot air X rays and massage with a large patient load yearly.

Elwell Chas. McLachlan Pennsylvania Mexander McLachlan Erin, Ont Wendell Phillips Phillip Chicago McLatch- Yan Maine & Valle Medical School Lewiston Detroit

Elaborate Elwell Home and Hilsinger Store Anniversary

A description notes W Laymon's residence built in 1010 and a view inside the Hilsinger Mercantile Co store which marked its 25th anniversary in December. Partners L F Hilsinger and R D Olmstead built up a grocery dry goods shoes and clothing business, expanded in 1903 and 1913, employing three to five clerks and generating over 55000 yearly, with all store fixtures and lighting up to date.

Hilsinger Mercantile Co Fied

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Ceil'tanshy Bank of Elwell Tiwell Bank Gratiot Maccabees Lodge Comman J. R. Miller Marlie Stinglaff the Bank of Seville Sumner Slocum, Easy & Hudson P. C Collister, Cashier General Hardware Michigan Owens Anny The Elwell Sanitarium W. Laymon Will Laymon Hilsinger Mercantile Company W. Johnson, Mor Hillinger Grogery Department Oka Borden’s Eagle Brand LENOX ST. Louis Department Stores Kalamazoo Fisher & Wixom
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