Hart Schaffner and Marx Unveils New Chicago Building
Hart Schaffner and Marx plans a thirteen story Chicago building with eight acre floor space. It will feature dustproof clothing areas with window sealing, water air filtration, advanced ventilation, refrigeration to cool air and water, pneumatic tubes, spiral freight chutes, automatic fire alarms, and separate offices stock floors and cutting rooms for non manufacturing operations in other city buildings. The structure sits in Chicago's business district and will welcome visitors as a notable city landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Chicago
Messrs. J. Cohen & Brother
Trains May Run Between Owosso and Mt Pleasant
Local rumors suggest regular passenger service could start between Owosso and Mt Pleasant. Community notes report Mt Pleasant gaining economic boosts and updates on local officials, residents, and a notable murder case involving Nora Fetters in Gratiot County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owosso
Mt. Pleasant
Mi o Na touted as cure for indigestion and headaches
Advert shows Mi o Na tablets claimed to cure indigestion stomach ailments and related headaches and nausea. Endorsed by William Hess of Benton Harbor Michigan with a money back guarantee and a claim of blood improvement and renewed energy after a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Rhodes
William Hess
Benton Harbor
Mich
Alma council discusses water line and street issues
Regular Alma Michigan council meeting June 22, with Mayor N F McClinton in session. Actions include estimating a four inch water line from Court street to Mastic plant, amending billard and pool tables hours to 11 pm, appointing three special sidewalk tax assessors, arranging bond interests due July 10, and reporting on curbing ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Mich
N. F. McClinton
Alds
Ogden
Fuller
Glass
Russell
Hannah
Ald
McClinton
E. M. Wood
O. J. Delavan
D. W. Adams
Ald. Glass
Ald. Ogden
Ald. Fuller
Ald. Hannah
Committee On
Forest Hill Notices and Departures
Mrs Praulkner died January 1 at Edgar Sias home after about six weeks of illness. Ed Sprague and wife left for Seattle on Monday’s afternoon train. Mrs Frank Ray and family departed Monday for Arkansaw to establish a new home. Ed Creech raised a new barn Monday afternoon. Mrs Mitchell hosted a family reunion Sunday and photographs were taken. About thirty took the Gleaners exam Friday evening at Mr Phillips’s home with Dr Mc Laughlin of Elwell as examining physician. The Maccabees sold as much ice cream as last Saturday night. Look out next time word ran short.
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Phillips
Dr. McLaughlin
Elwell
Seegmiller Brothers Lease Alma Store for New Department Shop
John A Seewmiller and Merrill Stuckey of Cadillac leased the Vermuelen block wort room in Alma for an up to date grocery stock. Seermiller Co adds a department store in Cadillac and plans a July first opening. The Record extends a warm welcome and will publish terms next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Seewmiller
Merrill Stuckey
Cadillac
Alma
Seermiller & Co
Michigan
Local notices from Sumner and nearby towns
Sumner residents and visitors are noted in a series of brief items. Haings returns to St Louis after visiting his mother Mrs Thomas, while Tucker and D Ayers visit Alma for railroad interests. Lottie Forgner goes from Alma, Arthur Mulford leads Crystal band plans for the fourth. Slater heads to Ithaca for telephone work. Jobs Graham attends teachers exam in Ithaca. George Clark family leaves for Owosso for upcoming plans. Slater and Roby Slater in Ithaca on business. Anna Graham and Ruth Chatham attend Mt Pleasant commencement. Charles Button, Samuel Story, Lott Ferris and Henry Ferrin attend Samuel Bailey funeral at Ferris Center. Buick with Ithaca driver and Wm Ludwig seen at Fourth preparations. Barstow and others pass out bills for Ithaca Fourth celebration. Florian and Sumner Foxie seen near Perrinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Haings
Thomas
St. Louis
Tucker
D. Ayers
Alma
Lottie Forgner
Arthur Mulford
Harry Slater
Ithaca
Telephone Company
Jobs Graham
Thaca
George Clark
Owosso
Flossie Slater
Anna Graham
Ruth Chatham
Mt. Pleasant
John Slater
Roby
Charles Button
Samuel Story
Lott Ferris
Henry Ferrin
Samuel Bailey
Ferris Center
Wm. Ludwig
Mr. Barstow
Bagler
Florian
Sumner Fioxie
Perrinton
Card of Thanks from Stanton and Stanton families
We thank friends and neighbors for assistance after our sad bereavement and for the many floral offerings. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. Allie Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Whittimore, Miss Olive Stanton, and Miss Harriet Stanton.
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Wyman Stanton
Pearl Stanton
Allie Stanton
Lyle Nelson
Chas. Whittemore
Olive
Harriet Stanton
Ordinance Requires Muzzling Dogs in Summer Months
Ordinance 57 mandates all dog owners muzzle their dogs from June 5 to September 15. The dog ward en is required to seize any unmu z zled dogs. Enforcement will be carried out by the dog warden P Engleman.
Fourth of July Baking Tip Encourages Quality Goods
The passage notes patriotic feelings among people and urges readers to ensure high quality baking for the Fourth of July by ordering a sack of unspecified ingredient. It emphasizes preparation and keeping traditions intact for the holiday.
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Cour
Alma Bread Flour Ad Teaches Fourth of July Enthusiasm
An advertisement extols the Famous Alma Bread Flour urging readers to try it for Independence Day cooking. The copy promises satisfaction and notes that a trial will win customers over, claiming the flour will not disappoint.
Multiple Michigan Local News Fragments From Tiny Towns
The clipping reports a mix of local tragedies and oddities including the permanent closing of Pert Gruducs bhetole old hasveiry after 50 years, the drowning death of Harold Laxey in Thread Creek near Pint, and Vern Keller and Glenn Rosier in Gilead lake near Sturgis. It notes Regents Beal unlikely to name Angell successors until next year, a Saginaw grain elevator fire, a Hillsdale veterans home death, and a six year old Alpena boy burned while playing with a rubbish pile. Additional items cover homecoming plans in Almont, resignations in Ionia county, land transfers for maneuver grounds near the Soo, and a pair of elopements in Bay City.
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Harold Laxey
Thread Creek
Pint
Vern Keller
Gilead Lake
Sturgis
Glenn Rosier
Junius E. Beal
Board of Regents
James B. Angell
U. of M
Hecker Bros
Saginaw
Ashaal Hubbard
Hillsdale County
Henry Cornelius Malak
Alpena
Georgian de Clopper
Grand Rapids
Mquer
Almont
Tipsica
India
Joan
Chaddock
Ionia County
Bureau of Corporations
Washington
Detroit
Russell
Soo
Fred Grang
Angell
Edward Ollnger
Henry Propeon
Sturgeon Bay
Menominee
Gulf of Mexico
Judge Montgomery
Amos S. Musselman
Roger J. Wykes
Huntley Russell
James A. Presley
Gladys Rose
Bay City
Brighton
Flint
New Orleans
Morley Commission
Big Rapids
Amanda Regan
Ferris Institute
Benjamin F. Richardson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Floyd McGraw
Albert Clawson
Grand River
Carl Schultz
Jacob Ulrich
Ulrich
Leroy
St. Joseph
Chicago
Ewing
Chicaro
Richa
Fay
Windy City
AdjtGen
William T. McGurrin
Warner
War Department
Michigan National Guard
Peter Richtmeyer
Hillsdale
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Darius Reid
Arcada
State Board of Equalization
Lansing
B. W. Ellison
Albion
Sheen
Nora Fetters
J.N. Brainerd
Fenton
Norral School
F. M. Milliken
Dallas
Allis
Lenawee County
J. van Antwerp
Tiano Gee
Sumner
Gee
Ialty
E.S.Y. Shoes
J.L. Miller
Wright House Barber Shop
Fred Rogers
Yxkner Snor
Graham & Morton Line
Macatawa
P.M. Ry
Holland
Council Proceedings
Mghway Pend
Janes Well
John Sharp
August Arndt
J. H. Rowley
Janets
Connell Aid
McUinton
W. Adams
Forest Hill
Seegmiller Bros. & Company
P. Engleman
Guo Uume
Pert Gruducs
Arthur Howee
Canzenabe
Michaels Shera
G. J. Maier & CO
Caple Hardware CO
Luchini Brothers
A. F. Eicher
Argada
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