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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1911

Page

3

Arcada Center family reunion and local notices

Frank Wilson and family of Arcada Center visited his brother and wife after 35 years separation. Albert Wilson and family from Eagle saw Frank Wilson’s family. Leo Oliver and May Merchant wed last week. A 1 P 1 pound boy born to Geo Finch and spouse May 28. Pearl Hazelton back from Sag inaw. J L Miller buys western horses and works them this week. Frank Mattern to stay for summer. Ely school picnic at close well attended.

Frank Wilson Arcada Center Fond du Lac Wisconsin Albert Wilson Eagle Leo Oliver May Merchant Chas. Finch Cressie Smith Geo. Finch Babe Pearl Hazelton Saginaw J. L. Miller Frank Mattern Ely

Elm Hall Social Notes Show Greenville Visitors

Miss Fort Pratt of Greenville visits mother Mrs. Mattie Pratt while Miss Norah Smith returns to Mt. Pleasant for school with her mother Mrs. Mary Smith. Typhoid fever sickens Miss Ida Hill. Mrs. Ettie McBain of Ithaca visits brother Nick Hill. Bertha Bodell and children of Grand Rapids spend days with parents Mr and Mrs M F Martin. J J Blair enjoy Grand Rapids visit. Mr and Mrs M F Martin host daughter Mrs Plessie Hamilton and husband from Flint. Fred Elton buys Perry Lott horse and buggy and plans move back soon.

M. F. Martin J. J. Blair Grand Rapids Plessie Hamilton Flint Fred Elton Perry Lott Dutare

East Coe headway seen as crops grow well

Elmer Ross and wife from Edmore visit and work in Bert’s. Clark Conkling and wife announce the birth of a six pound girl named Meg. Emma Leonard reports bones broken in a barn incident involving a Wigey, with parts of the structure damaged.

Whearie Elmer Ross Edmore Tor Berts Clark Conkling Meg Emma Leonard

East Coe Disciples Church summons force for next Sunday

The East Coe Disciples church requests all members attend next Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. Geo Culver has masons at work laying foundation walls for a 40 by 60 foot barn. Beets are being thinned and weeded while heavy rains slow farm work and some beets remain to be planted. Wire worms cause damage and some fields may need replanting. Mrs Wm Crawford has sold butter and eggs totaling over 200 dollars in the past year. Mrs Florence Stall is ill under doctor care. Kelly Stahl’s girls from Shepherd visit Grandpa Stahl. Saturday hail damaged windows in some areas. Robert Turner and wife returned from a trip to Washington and California a week ago and they prefer it here.

East Coe Disciples Church Geo. Culver Wm. Crawford Florence Stall Kelly Stahl Shepherd Grandpa Stahl Robert Turner Washington California

W pine river county notes and hail damage report

In W Pine River area school closes Friday. Chas Church returns home after weeks away on business. Mrs Iva Hyngard visiting E Church family and friends. This section hit by severe hail Sunday damaging crops and breaking windows. John Sullivan owns a fir Nest auto in Gratiot county. Sullivan went to Saginaw with FL J Adams Cadillac agent, returning with a thousand dollar car that seats seven. This marks two filings by Mr Adonis in recent days.

Chas. Church Iva Hyngard E. Church Rela Horis John Sullivan Auta Gratiot County Sulelivan Saginaw FL J Adams Adonis

Memorial Day reflections and local notices in Carson City

Carson City notes report on residents and health, visits from neighbors, and Memorial Day ceremonies. The piece mentions Bert Meath of Durand with his father, fine pickerel from Crystal Lake, visits by L To Mum and Wm Adams from near Alma, and a speech recalling Civil War days. Local farming plans include Chas Kepner unloading threshing outfits, powered by 25 hp engines. Carson City’s baseball team lost 8 to 6 to Ashley, with commentary on pitching and beef.

Wright Carson City Pater Bert Meath Durand Crystal Lake Standay Messrs. L Mum Wm. Adams Alma C.F. Wright Frownlow Chas, Kepner Gratiot County Kepner Ashley

Buck Jen's Arnica Salve Adverts and Local Notices

An old advertisement promotes Buck Jen's Arnica Salve as a quick forest healer for wounds burns boils sores skin conditions and more with sales at Rhoades Drug Store and Wheaton & Son. The notice also notes births visits arrivals school closings and local social updates including Jasper Nevens returning from Montana and Mrs Hodges visiting, plus local names and events through the week.

Buck Jen Rhoades Drug Store Wheaton & Son

Sumner and Mangus kinship notes from last week

Sumner Mr Scott of Orewon visited his sister Mrs Huldah Mangus last week. Lottie Pelrron was in Alma Monday. A Botton and John Slater were.

Mr. Scott of Orewon Huldah Mangus Lottie Pelrron Alma

Alma News Brief Notes From Monday and Wednesday

Ruby Gee and Flossie Slater were in Alma Monday. Mrs Robson died at her daughter Mrs Barnes home in New Haven Monday morning after a lingering illness. Born to Dr F J and Mrs Graham a son on April 29.

Alma Ruby Gee Flossie Slater

A Charming Woman and Health Boost with Electric Bitters

A charm difference for women tied to health, with claims that weak health causes irritability and skin blemishes. Electric Bitters are promoted as a godsend for women, said to regulate stomach, liver, and kidneys, purify blood, strengthen nerves, brighten eyes, and improve complexion. Sold at Rhoades' Drug Store and Wheaton & Son.

Rhoades’ Drug Store Wheaton & Son

Real Estate Transfers Amid Dated City Listings

A series of property transfers are recorded across St. Louis Ithaca Alma Arcada and North Shade. Names include Robinson M W and Miah. Gay. Coles. Rowell. Cook. Wor den. Olmsted. Bell. Rodrick. Donne. Murwin. Soule. Wagner. Waber. Feightier. Bensinger. Kneeland Beck. Tabor. Values show varied sums such as 435 and 400.

Robinson A. Miah Cheesman St. Louis W. Gay EL Add St Louis Z. T. Bell WE. Olmsted DKS Alma Eens EK Webster Ithaca Rodrick and Donne Wagner North Shade R. E. Waber Vo Waber Arcada L. Feightier Bensinger Lou Middeton Kneeland Beck Tabor Soo B.C New Ha

Local Market Prices Corrected Each Thursday Morning

Market lists for IN Wheat Oats corn beans rye buckwheat hay clover straw clover seed tune alsike mammoth Timothy livestock dressed meats poultry hides etc. Prices shown for hogs beef cattle sheep lambs veal calves butter eggs lard honey per unit, with ranges and per hundredweight or per pound figures standard for the period.

Heavy Linen Skirt Dolly Making From Skirt Scraps

A housekeeper with thinning supplies turns old heavy linen skirts into dollies of various shapes. Instructions describe cutting an oval centerpiece, twelve plate dollies, twelve tumbler dollies, and four small ovals for under dishes from a nine gore skirt. Details cover scalloped borders, eyelets, stitching, and initials, with tips to match sizes.

Dorlick

Butterfly Fete Table Decor and Silks Revival

A guide for a butterfly themed fete featuring a flower bed centerpiece with hovering butterflies and moth accents, butterfly shaped desserts and candy dishes, plus butterfly cutouts for place cards and butterfly cream cakes. Also notes on grenadine silks revived, two toned options, soft filmy weave ideal for draped gowns and veiled effects, and broad color ranges.

Fine Cotton Crepe and Farm Topics From The Era

A compilation of notices on textiles and farming practices. It highlights fine Japanese crepe fabrics for shoppers, poultry care with lice prevention, weed control, poultry house design for 20 to 25 fowls, and early growth for clover and grass seed. It also covers pruning timing, asparagus bed root choices, thrush causes, tuberculin concerns among veterinarians, shade needs for duck flocks, dairy stock shortages, striped cucumber beetles, sow pig breeding cycles, fresh air as a disinfectant, brooder feed schedules, and profitability of guinea hens.

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Bank of Riverdale N. W. Struble T. J. Blair A. J. Williams W. E. McFarren Michigan Clare A. Smith Bell Alma, Mich Elm Hall East Coe Mrs Bart Miller W. Pine River North Arcada E. R. Kuhlman Mayard Jasper Nevens Montana Florence Wood Francis i Chireh Mazel Kuhlman EM. Hodges Ohie Henry Clark Zelma Parks Wi. Godfrey Frank Kufer Jon Wallace Oshorn Battle Creek Ralyn Clark Sumner Marry Clark A. Botton John Slater Ars Timothy Petey J. M. Wood Bahike Block Bell Phone F. A Gill Union Phone Pollasky Bik Jas. G. Kress Chane J. E. Suydam, M. D Woodworth Ave Superior Se John M. Everden Scott Block Perk Marquette Detroit
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