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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
3
Residents and visitors are listed with Sunday and Tuesday visits across Forest Hill Alma and Elwell. Neighbors host parties and celebrate, with illness reports, travel notes, and local business errands.
For sale a forty acre farm located three miles from Elsie features an eight room house and useful out buildings. Inquiries should be sent to Harrlam S Lewis, Burton, Michigan, R.F.D. ong. Offer must be received by March 1.
William A. Radford offers free expert guidance on economical home building. The article discusses a 28 by 40 foot cottage, plan efficiency, roof considerations, porch integration, space use, and the aim to maximize comfort and value within a tight budget.
A meditation on secretive leaders like William the Silent and Wallenstein, noting their restraint to protect plans and keep orders, followed by a humorous tale of a prisoner at a Tombs restaurant who uses cut bread letters to request thicker bread and later leaves a farewell note.
A fragment from a Victorian style dialogue shows a mother and son exchanging a curious line about marriage. The boy asks if the next marriage should be to a policeman, prompting a brief, lighthearted inquiry into social roles and future partners.
In the New Jersey State Grange address the women speakers urge progress through home life as the core of social reform. They emphasize duties to improve the home, protect the young, oppose legalized liquor, advocate universal suffrage, and uphold honesty and integrity in daily life, noting wars fought with pen and voice while home remains the nation's safeguard.
In Washington Winslow Grange members have purchased the Henders on grocery block and surrounding tide land with a wharf lease. The move secures deep water access for a future competition boat, promising cheaper passenger rates and improved service to Winslow and Eagle Harbor, closing the gap with Seattle.
The article quotes State Lecturer B Walker McKeen urging the Grange to value its subordinate lecturer. It emphasizes the lecturer's role in educational uplift and youth outreach to recruit new members and help keep the order enduring.
The Republican Electors of Michigan are called to meet at the Gladmer Theatre Lansing on February 11, 1915 for nominating state officers including two justices of the Supreme Court and other posts plus district delegate organization. Delegates must reside in their county and meet in district campus at 20 o clock am to select officers to present for confirmation. The call is issued by A J Groesbeck Chair and S Pierce Secretary dated January 2, 1913. Gratiot county allotted delegates.
An old advertisement claims Dr King s New Life Pills stop distress by prompting right action of stomach, liver and bowels. It promises restored health and good feelings for 25 cents.
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