23 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
1
Citizens wishing to help cyclone victims in Michigan are asked to donate clothing bedding and money as per the governor's recommendation. Contributions should be left with city clerk Mr Kineli and will be forwarded to designated distribution officials appointed by the governor, C. L. Denavas, mayor.
St Louis held a mass meeting last Wednesday evening to coordinate an old time celebration on July 4. Hon A B Darragh is president and with his staff will arrange a program to give everyone the time of their life. Watch this paper next week for the complete program and begin plans to celebrate in St Louis.
A July 3 charity baseball game on the College campus features a nine composed of boxines men chasing a pig skin for about two hours. Proceeds aid H B Tucker who cannot travel for work. Businesses close for the event and bands will lead players onto the field at 2. The tegiac lineups will be announced next week.
A sermon fragment explores life’s riddle through Micah’s counsel justice mercy and humble fellowship with God. It contrasts fame power wealth and frivolity, urging duty to neighbor and selfless love, with kindness to the poor and humble service, citing Lincoln and biblical lessons.
A fragmented excerpt describes Adoniah keeping Samael’s words, living humbly with a gentle spirit, and earning love as the vine’s youth mirrors divine favor. It urges the graduating class to walk with God to gain honor and resilience.
Tuesday evening featured a senior class reception hosted at Lent Montigel's home. Teachers organized the event at the high school and Japanese lanterns lit the decorated lawn. The gathering included vocal and instrumental tunes, witty jokes, and a lively program celebrating the year’s finale.
A local drainage project advances as Dan McLoughlon oversees men clearing a pond area from the river. Workers remove submerged logs and obstacles, sawing some flush with the water to widen the channel. If pace holds, the river should be free of obstructions between the bridge and the lock in a few days.
Rev Alfred Jennings Funnell will be installed as pastor of the Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening June 27. The program includes Rev Zimmerman presiding, Rev Hartley preaching, Rev D Howell giving charge to congregation, Rev A F Bruske offering installation prayer, and Prof J Clizbe. Local clergy will participate.
A Detroit era summary notes sugar beet industry growth in Michigan and other states. It cites factory counts, tonnages, and pounds of sugar extracted, with discussion of land needs and costs, technological advances, and the goal of domestic sugar independence under U S revenue laws. The report highlights university training and national factory expansion, stressing benefits to farmers and workers.
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