Alma College Board Trusts Approve Faculty Additions
At a Alma College board meeting following Kimquet Thursday, chair N I Bradley of Bay City and trustees from Ludington Detroit Saginaw and Mason discussed repairs to grounds new recitation rooms on the third floor and adding Prof James Mitchell and Rev Jay Clarke to the faculty. The traveling representative for two months was Rev PF Knowles. The athletic field matter was referred to the executive committee. Bradley's donation wiped out the year’s deficit, ending the college debt free. A subsequent slate updated faculty and trustees, with thanks to the faculty for their work.
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Board of Trustees
Kimquet
N. 1. Bradley
Bay City
A. W. Wright
Theodore Marsh
D. D
Ludington
David Howell
Lansing
Robert 8. Tracy
Sturgis
Leonard Lawrence
Detroit
D. M. Cooper
Thos. Merrill
Saginaw
Chas. A. Davis
E. A. Bagley
Alma
Ttwax
James Mitchell
Jay Clirke
Mason
PF. P. Knowles
N. B Bradley
Dobt
Byron M Cutehon
H. P. Christy
Otis Smith
Win H. Clark
John Seeley
Caro
A. A. Lull
Marriage of Joe Walker and Clara Slocum at Alma Baptist Church
Mr Joe Walker and Miss Clara Slocum wed Tuesday in Alma as friends filled the Baptist church. Ushers Wilbur Nelson and FE Osborn assisted. Rev Clough officiated. newlyweds plan to settle in Alma and start housekeeping in the church block. A stray steer and two yearlings were sought by reward.
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Jesse Walker
Clara Slocum
Baptist Church
Alina
Wilbur Nelson
FE. Osborn
Mra. C. L. Detwvan
Erma Rush
Pierce Walker
Clough
Joe Walker
Clara Sloe
Mr. Walker
Alma
Churel
Institute Bulletin Reports State Institute Work and St. Louis Round-up
Michigan Farmers Institute Bulletin No 1 covers winter Institute work with a detailed Round-up Partners Institute report from St Louis last March. It includes soil lectures by Dr R C G Kednie, quotations from local papers, superintendent and staff reports, attendance and officer lists, and distribution plans to county institute societies. Members paying dues can obtain a copy by contacting their county institute secretary.
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Michigan Parmers’ Institute
Lamers’ Institutes
St. Louis
R. C G. Kedvie
The
Agricultural College
Institute
County Institute Society
Burglaries Examined as Wright and Mason Bound Over
The examination of Frank Wright and Robert Mason for burglary of Pollasky’s store occurred before Astice Donhaim Monday. Prosecutor Smith and Mainett for the defendants appeared. bonds set at $1000, they bound over to circuit court. The rest lists local committee notes and a residents meeting about road improvements and a new chair appointment at a college.
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Frank Wright
Robert Mason
Pollasky
Astice Donhaim
Smith
Peoply
Mainett
Grand Jarveny
Circuit Court
Grandmother's Tea Open Letter Corrects Report
An open letter responds to a rumor about a St. Louis banking matter connected to rubber stamps and reorganization. It asserts no insult occurred and disputes claims of church allegiance, noting civility in all interactions and detailing a four day inquiry without further consequence.
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Alan
Mich
Anata Recort
St. Louis
Prat National Bank
Alina
St. Lewisty
Wey Saceras
St Lona
Alma merchants fear loss over line deals and family frictions
Fragmentary notice blends personal grievance with bank and tax notices, obituaries, a distribution of household remedies, and resolutions of Smiley Hive No. 228 L O T M. The letter from Grandma’s Tea owner complains of rebuffed line talks with Alma merchants amid travel ruse, followed by tax collection notice in Alma Michigan and an obituary for Eva Kent Koutz aged 24. The piece closes with lodge resolutions mourning Eva Koutz and forwarding condolences to her family.
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Eva Kent
Elwell
Mich
Frank
Mary Abbott
Seymour Koutz
Elwath
Dane
Eva Koutz
Smiley Hive
Warrens
Eva
Koutz
Slater
Lavi E B. Miner
Evi
E. Tiskaas
Olive L. Laraor
Sanitarium Notes and Local Socials From Alma Michigan
Sanitar ium residents, visitors from Chicago and Detroit, and local families are listed in a roundup of movements. Jean Lancashire trips to Chicago. John Owen Jr. visits from Detroit. Mrs. Shearer and daughter vacationing in Alma. Dr Dudley returns from vacation. Rev. Gunsiulus of Chicago noted for rest and recuperation. The Almanac mentions a ball game in St Louis drawing guests away. civic officials Winston and partners plan extended stays in Alma. Also adverts for Grandma's Tea, two farms for sale near Alma, an auction of Noah's Ark stock, and a taken up day mare near Mus.
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Jean Lancashire
Chicago
John Owen Jr
Detroit
Gripes
J. M. Shearer
Bay City
Dr Eon
Bekard
Baby
Carrying
Hart
Fletcher
Jefferson Ave
Philip
Mark
Brewer
St. Louis
2. M. Winston
Alma
Winston
Civic Service Commission of Chicago
Frank Gunsiulus
Plymouth Church
Amaour Instivate
John H. Holister
Excursion to Toledo Provided by Arion Railway
Round trip tickets to Toledo will be sold Sunday June 2 by the Arion Railway. The ride features a low fare and attractions at Lake Erie Park. Train departs Alma at 2 a.m. Assemble a party and join the crowd.
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Axx Arion
Toledo
Lake Erie Park
Alma
Grain-O New Food Drink Replaces Coffee
Try Grain-O. Ask your grocer for a package of GRAIN-O the new food drink. It suits children and adults with gentle stomachs and costs the price of coffee. Rich seal brown like Mooha or Jaya, Grain-O is made from pressed grains and sold by all grocers.
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B.C. Button
Alma, Mich
Jupiter
Caris Brown
Adv
Win’s Grocery
W. Val
Alma Plumbing and Heating
Impro
Board of
Alma College
W. No Wright
Wright
Gilnent Cuarris
Mix Meta Vogel
Adelaide Smith
Boone, Towa
Pritchard Institute
Glagrow
Minsguri
the Indies Hall
Citizens’ Meeting
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Toe
L. T. Faye
E. Pottasky
L. A. Sian
Bivins & Rhopes
J. W. Hopes
Camar & Hoi
CLF
Brows
J. M. Mower
Plma Mercantile CO
Aiguin
Timor
St. Louie
First National Bank of St. Lenin
J. W. Holmes
W. J. Gannent
Teeasurer
Sauinaw
Truth
Ste
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East Mate
Hound
Nerdeston
Deltaven
C. H. Fargo & CO
J. L. Miller
W. Dudley
Baxes
A. L. Misamori
Borrell Farm
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