Quiet Annual School Meeting Yields Stable Finances
The district held its annual meeting Monday night with low strife and smooth proceedings. Moderator Holmes opened, minutes of the last meeting were read, and the financial report for the year ending June showed reduced cash balance due to building repairs but no tax increase. Directors Y. M. Wilson and J A. Baker were re elected, and a need for a new school building was discussed with a proposal to purchase a site when available. only T A Ely spoke, supporting action as needed while others left the decision to the board.
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Holmes
Schwarts
Y. M. Wilson
J A. Baker
T. A. Ely
A Tree Across the Track Wrecks Ann Arbor Train No 8
A heavy wind storm blew a tree across the railroad near Shepherd, wrecking Ann Arbor train No 8 from Toledo to Cadillac. Engine and baggage car were damaged. one passenger coach derailed. Conductor Bright bruised but not seriously hurt. A hobo riding the engine escaped injury.
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Ann Arbor
Toledo
Cadillac
Shepherd
Bright
J.G. Bright
Alma Divides Into Four Fire Districts for Easier Locating
Alma Fire Department votes to split the village into four districts with a central dividing point at Superior and State streets. Districts numbered from one to four will guide alarms and whistle signals. Messages advise pressing the district number once for district one, twice for district two, etc., to alert the engineer at the power house.
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Alma
Alma’ Fire Department
Superior
State-sta
State-st
Superior-st
Insurance statement and refund offer from local mutual firm
A June statement from Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. of Clinton and Gratiot counties is presented with notes on membership and annual accounts. The notice advertises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy by Bivins & Rhodes druggists with a money back guarantee if not satisfied, claiming wide approval and effectiveness for bowel complaints.
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Farmers Mutual Insurance Co
Clinton
Gratiot
Atsoont
Oort Cras B. Girreis
MaLoony
Chamberlain's
Bivins & Rhodes
Piage
Respect Rural Mail Boxes Postal Officials Praise Security
Postal Superintendent Machen praises the rural free delivery system for earning public respect for government property amid fears of tampering. Across many boxes on lonely routes only two tampering incidents occurred, one theft and one trivial act by a country beau. In Ostroll County Maryland near Washington, postal business rose with four wagons doing comparable first quarter volume to sixty three discontinued post offices.
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Machen
Free
Ostroll County
Mad
Washington
Made Bogus Nickels Exposed by Sheriff Weaver In St Louis
Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Weaver tracked alleged counterfeit coins to Sherman and Phillip Osborne after saloon owners reported bogus money in slot machines. Sherman claimed no creation, but led the officer to Phillip who possessed dies and molds. The pair were taken to Bay City for federal action. Also noted is the Ann Arbor to Toledo excursion on Sunday July 15 with Alma departure and round trip fare of 1.5 dollars.
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St. Louis
Charles W. Weaver
Sherman Osborne
Phillip Osborne
Sherman
Phillip
Ionia
Bay City
Uncle Sam
Ann Arbor
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