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Farmers are urged to advertise in The Record Business Liners to quickly find buyers for horses cows hogs and farm tools. The notice invites use of classified style articles to dispose of farm goods.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1913
Page
8
Farmers are urged to advertise in The Record Business Liners to quickly find buyers for horses cows hogs and farm tools. The notice invites use of classified style articles to dispose of farm goods.
Alma visitors include Mr Clark Ms Nelson and Mr Bridwell while Riverdale and Saginaw residents frequent the area. Several families plan trips to Bass Lake and Lansing, with middle week visits to Detroit and Greenville. A Sunday school picnic is set for Aug 7 at Rock Lake and shows by Wixoms and Jennison’s come through town.
Riverdale News notes W. M. Gould moved to a new farm west. Henry Lucas cleaned daytime weeds from beet fields showing good stands. Arthur Welch's ditch tax due. Minor boasts a splendid white bean field planted in rows twenty eight inches apart with leaves meeting across the row as of July 24. Seville township prospers and Fred Chapman cut oats for Floyd Archambault. Fred H. Greenman works solo this summer while Walter N. Spade harvests for neighbors. Andrew Hudson grows thirty acres of beans deemed good. Gravel hauled on the mile of state road east of Van Leuven’s corners. Mr. Matthews plans a new hotel walk and a forthcoming sign addition.
Laurant the magician headlines the Chautauqua children's night with feats shown by deft hands. Critics from the San Francisco Examiner Baltimore American and Chicago Tribune praise his entertaining style and high standard of magic.
A large turnout attended Tuesday evening at Jollie Hare's grove in Ferris Center for a gospel meeting. Attendees from nearby communities gathered seeking spiritual encouragement and to hear the speakers discuss faith and fellowship.
Charley Smith was in Merrill Tuesday night. Miss Elizabeth Wilson spent Friday at Crystal Lake. Carroll Brooks went to Detroit for a two weeks outing. Miss Mabel Stambaugh was home from Mt. Pleasant over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Stamboagh entertain company from Toledo, Ohio. Miss Helen Reid of Ferris spent over Sunday with Dessa Hicks. Mrs. Alice Botcher spent over Sunday with Mrs. Botter of Sumner. Ada Toy entertaining her children from Saginaw. Grace Peck of Belding spent Saturday with her parents the Slys. Walter Randie returned from Kalamazoo where he has been working. Mrs. C. A. Pratt called to Alma for a cousin’s funeral. Mrs. Dell Little spent Saturday and Sunday with Winnie Klatt of Alma. Guy Stoughton and wife of Sumner spent Sunday with her parents the Sly. Mrs. George Bailey and daughters Edith and Carrie of Elwell spent Friday with Alice Botcher. Mrs. Ida Hills and son Kenneth of Alma spent days with her parents the Winters and sisters Hicks and Pratt.
Joel Avery remained in Crystal Wednesday while William Shaw traveled to Stanton Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harrison Casey visited Westaburg Monday. Mrs Cash Willard and wife called in Stanton Saturday afternoon. Earl Beard and wife of Palo visited Mrs Art Coston on Sunday. Miss Flossie Coston has returned home after a two week visit. Mr and Mrs Fred Wadle Jr visited his sister Mary Avery in Day township Sunday. Miss Leona Caris of Vestaburg visits her sister Elsie Wadle this week. An ice cream social at Henry Coston's Thursday evening drew a large, happy crowd.
West Arcada reports several local visits with residents such as Harry Watkins aiding Avolin Church and Clyde Sm of Saginaw helping J H Allis. The King family shared Sunday with Henry Johnson and Mrs P M Smith. Salzburg visited Mrs Allis. Marion Brownfield faces a serious foot injury after a horse incident. Harriet Meston of Lansing visits Alma friends, former resident, staying with Mrs Jennie Allis.
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