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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
4
Alma editor reports provocation charges in town as Attorney Kirby and Sheriff Parish reviewed claims from last week. Editorial notes crop forecasts and state budget debates, citing legislative actions on taxation, education, and Cuban Pratt amendment. The Lake Michigan race results and local concerns about militia, safety, and reforms are discussed.
Incomplete weather report dated May 18 provides scattered data on mining conditions, with references to measurement times, wells, and observations. The text is fragmented and lacks clear conclusions or actionable forecasts.
Sharrar and Mulholland offer free good kodaks at a bargain price, promising low rates and easy sale terms. The post mentions visitors should see them soon to secure the deal before supplies run out.
The prosecutor and sheriff respond to a recent Seville article with a demand for facts. They state no information supports prosecutions and defend their efforts, inviting the writer or any informants to provide evidence to aid possible convictions in Seville township Gratiot county.
A musical ensemble presents a program featuring five cornets clarinets one tenor and one baritone with vocalists and instrumental solos. The group plans operatic selections theater pieces and descriptive pieces in a concert setting with new engravings and uniforms. Tickets go on sale for the concert at the opera house.
Mrs Richard Anderson born Abbie Taylor of the township died at her home five miles southwest of the village on Monday May 1d 190, aged 65. She had not enjoyed good health for some time and was bedbound for two weeks. A lifelong resident, she was married to Richard Anderson in the fall and is survived by a husband a brother and other relatives. Funeral services were held at her late home Wednesday morning conducted by Rev Geo Killeen and interment followed in St. Louis Cemetery.
The anticipated visit of Dr W G Walker of Detroit to Alma's Wright House is set for Thursday January 3 at 5:30 to 6:00 am. He is described as a leading specialist in chronic diseases with a reputation for curing cases deemed incurable and attracting renters with health concerns seeking relief.
A crowded Almanac of small town life with painted storefronts, new awnings, and residents making repairs. Notable items include Millman & Homer's market new paint and Sharrar & Mulholland’s awning, Char Pettyjohn’s Woodworth Ave house getting a new coat, and Webl’s State St home refreshed. Excursions to Sagina w and Toledo draw buyers, while Mrs Theodore Nelson and daughter visit Washington. Lodge entertainments, farm sales, and public notices round out a busy week. Two concerts feature Fulton the prima donna with the Carrington Entertainers at the opera house and local sale details for subscriptions and church events.
A jumble of church events lodge meetings and social notices. The Presbyterians plan Sunday School and Pilken's Day service while Bay View College will meet with Miss Griffin Wednesday evening. Twilight meetings of Masons and other fraternal orders are listed with tentative schedules and reminders for attendance. Also announces a popular excursion from Ann Arbor to Frankfort and Crystal Lake on June 7 with Alma Gary round trip details and a note on nerve health promoting Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic. A corrected report states Mrs Muller was not expelled and remained welcome at her daughter's home for access to privileges.
Train departs at 3:55 am from Albion and returns from Grand Rapids at 6:20 pm. Rate set at 1.00 dollars per person.
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