St Louis Plight Spurs Lake Ban and City Lights Plan
A near drowning of Devere Carter leads City Marshal Carleton Smith to ban bathing in the city lake. The electric plant orders porch lights on meters. free light seekers must use new five globe lamps in the city park. Citizens plan a large monument near the high school campus to honor soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devere Carter
Carleton Smith
City Electric Light Plant
Alma
St. Louis
Colonial Opera House
Medals Presented to Magician at Chautauqua Week
Eugene Laurant the magician slated to appear during Chautauqua week received two distinguished medals from fellow magicians and admirers. One medal was given in New York and the other in Chicago. The awards honor his high artistry and the remarkable feats of magic he has achieved in his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pennett
Main Street
Bernard
H. O. Totten
Michigan
Marty
St. Louis
Admiral Motor Car Factory
Alm
Exchange Hotel
Chicago
Porter
Dewey
Ford
Evans
Chien
California
Atafway
Los Angeles
Eugene Laurant
New York
Rais
United Doctors Offer Free Consultation at Alma Visit
The United Doctors of Michigan promote free consultation and examination for deformities and chronic nervous and bodily diseases. They claim bloodless, nonoperative treatment, with urine analysis for kidney and bladder issues, and invite all ages to visit in Alma for potential cure or candid assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Doctors
Michigan
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gleaners Elevator Co
Elwell, Mich
Elwell
J. W. Mathews
Mathews
Riverdale
Alma Record
Bank of Vestaburg
Neff’s Bank, McBride, Breckenridge Savings Bank
Riverdale, Mich
the Hub Cafe
State Street
A. B. Gais
W. GC. Pugsley
Mioh
Fred Thorold
Admiral Factory
FP. G. West
Fox's Grove
West
Yerington
Tis College
Jeff Morford
Dr. Barstow
Eevgh
Mares Morean Mae Bae
Laurant
Magicians’ Club
WRIGH
Brown's Bazaar
Battle Creek
Mich
Jers Lao
Royal Fireless
Royal Fireless Cooker CO
Battle Creek, Mich
ROYAL
Royal Fireless Cooker
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!