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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1912

Page

7

Local Family Visits and Summer Trips Noted

Don Currence visited cousin Edd Wolf in Canada last week. Frances Waldo returns home from Belding for summer vacation, arriving last Wednesday. Mrs. E Church traveled Saturday to visit daughter Mrs. Harry Haggard in Pontiac. Clyde Waldo spent Sunday with mother Mrs. B McKinney. Mrs. A F Wood of Alma visited Monday with Miss Floral Waldo. Mrs. Will Sloan spends weeks with daughter Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. H B Currence visited Wednesday.

Don Currence Edd Wolf Canada Frances Waldo Belding E. Church Harry Haggard Pontiac Clyde Waldo B. McKinney A. F. Wood Alma Miss Floral Waldo Will Sloan Rogers H. B. Currence

Community News From Ithaca And Nearby Towns

Mrs Mildred Wiley and Edna Wiley spent Sunday with Mrs Tom Ray craft near Forest Hill. Mrs Edd Curerace, returning from Canada, visits relatives for weeks. daughter Ida will accompany her home. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Purnall last week. High water damages local bridges including the red barn crossing and one by F Church’s farm. School closed last Friday with ice cream and cake as eighth grade work nears completion.

Frances Flint Frances Waldo L. E. Dunham Grand Rapids H. J. Hyde Albert Bender Julius Mieur Detroit C. L. Bamberoough George Webb Chas Purnall Regal Hyde J. Kinney David Dephen Seymour Couch Dan Currence Herman Currence F. Church Partee

Alma council debates sidewalks and depot plans in May 1912

Alma Michigan May 20 1912 council session adjourned regular meeting. Mayor Montigel presided as aldermen Caple Willard Fuller Fraker Kehn attended. Motion granted Farmers' Club use of City Park for July 25 picnic. Street committee recommended sidewalks on Grafton Ave and Park Place East. Plans for a new depot criticized as unsatisfactory. Clerk authorized to issue order to Rigas & Sherman Co for 274 dollars. For sale notice follows: Deering binder mower horse rake and other farm tools plus one cow.

Ald Caple Ald. Willard Farmers’ Club Committee On Grafton Avenue Park Place East Swly Ald Faller Fraker Yeas Willard Caple A. A. Ror Ely Street Park Place Ald. Cook Ald. Fuller Rigas & Sherman Co Colmenade

Irate Father Tries To Stop Elopement At Union Station

In Pittsburg a determined father C Bilby Merckles chased his daughter Anna Merckles and her fiancé Calvin A Boecker over 150 miles. He rode from Cameron to Wheeling then to Pittsburg, arriving as the New York Night Express doors closed at Union Station. The couple boarded the train to New York with no priest letters for matrimony.

Ittsburg di Iter Union Station C. Bilby Merckles Cameron W. Va Merckles Misa Anna Regine Merckles Calvin A. Boecker New York City New York Night Express Miss Merckles Roecker New York Wheeling Pittsburg Boecker Elopers

Bride's Tears Win Officers Hearts in Oregon Hotel Arrests

Detec tives Litherland and Van Overn arrest M. B. Anderson and his wife at the Rowland hotel after they allegedly decamped from Cody Apartments with unpaid $25 room bill. Couple claimed elopement from San Francisco to Santa Cruz, then Portland. Mrs Anderson cried and was jailed alongside her husband as they guardedly faced charges of evading payment and a small robbery linked to a gas meter theft.

Rowland Hotel Cody Apartments East Taylor Street Anderson Litherland van Overn San Francisco Santa Cruez Cal Portland Rowland Detective Headquarters Litherland and

Hunter's License to Slay Sparks Illinois Misunderstanding

Chicago man Joseph Tessa armed with a so called hunting license and a razor set out for revenge in Hammond Indiana. He attacked three fellow Italians in New York Central yards, two were seriously injured and he was arrested. The license confusion led to a change of charges to assault and a small fine.

Hicago Joseph Tessa Chicago Hammond Ind Tessa New York Central Tesso Prest Tesso Indecan Mlinois Indiana

Blue Chalk Mark on Trunk Marks a Tightfisted Drummer

Indianapolis tale reveals hotel baggage men use blue chalk marks to flag travelers who shortchange tips. A head porter explains the system to punish cheapskates by delaying service and rubbing or lengthening the mark, while tipping travelers receive smoother handling.

Ndianapolis

Hens from Pa and N Y lead in Connecticut egg contest

Report of the twelfth week of the Eastern Egg Laying Contest at Connecticut Agricultural College lists top hens from Pennsylvania and New York. John A. Fretchery of Harrisburg led with 24 eggs in Rhode Island Reds. Howard Steele of Philadelphia had 23. Notch farm Walter Mills of Long Island 21. Scoville of East Haven 23 and 20. Woodside Poultry Farm Philadelphia 18. Arnold Francis Oak 18. F G Yost Sayre 18 with multiple Rhode Island Reds and White Leghorns among entries.

Sayre

Electric incubator giant built for New Orleans poultry raiser

One of the largest electric incubators in use worldwide was built for a New Orleans poultry raiser. The 40 by 5 foot device has 40 compartments each holding 160 eggs and can be controlled per compartment or as a group. Thermostats avoid full heater contact by adding a high resistance to prevent parking at contacts.

New Orleans

Poultry Advice Promotes Health and Breeding Practices

The article urges careful management of poultry including avoiding fat breeders, providing water shade and grit for ducks, and using green cut bone for nourishment. It cites early mating of turkeys, selective breeding for egg production, and warns against inbreeding, while promoting thoroughbred stock and bone cutters as profitable, with benefits to hens and land.

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