Alma Council Proceedings February 25 1911 Alma Michigan
Regular meeting of the common council of Alma held February 25 1911 in council rooms. Pres Pro Tem Glass presided with Aldermen Fuller Glass Roasel Palfrey Fullerton Fraker present. Journal read and approved. Election inspectors appointed for four wards John Innis A W Breck A P Cook Frank G Bennett. Auditing Committee W A Peck to May 1 1911. Bee keeping ordinance No 75 approved. Claims allowed including Union Telephone Co pest house 450 Delas Dunkla 400 Collins 100 Sharp 1 A Sanborn 60 Holly May Co 296 M Dallas 140 Doc Howe 175. Council adjourned. J W Glass D W Adams Pres Pro Tem City Clerk. FUND
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Alma
Mich
Common Council
City of
Glass
Alds
Fuller
Roasel
Palfrey
Fullerton
Fraker
Ald. Boyle
John Innis
A. W. Breck
A. P. Cook
Frank G. Bennett
W. A. Peck
Ald
Bunsill
Ald. Soule
Yeas
Alda
Soule
Russell
Bansill
Ald. Fuller
Union Telephone Co
Pest House
Delas Dunkla
Collins
Sharp
A. Sanborn
Holly May Co
Dallas
Doc Howe
Ald. Fullerton
J. W. Glass
D. W. Adams
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
Family of Dan Campbell thanks neighbors friends and groups A C C G Arbor No 330 W K O and others for flowers and support during father’s illness and death. Grateful to the minister for comforting words. Signed Dan Bert R B Eddie Albert Campbell and families Anna Welch Eva Austin.
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A.C.C.G
W.K.O
Dan Campbell
Bert Campbell
R. B. Campbell
Eddie Campbell
Albert Campbell
Anna Welch
Eva Austin
March Primary Narrows Circuit Judge Nominees
In Alma, one hundred votes were cast last Wednesday with K. S. Searl receiving 86 votes and John Matthews plus George P. Stone totaling 9. The light turnout produced George J. Stone as the Democrat nominee for circuit judge and K. S. Searl as the Republican nominee.
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Alma
K. S. Searl
John Matthews
George P. Stone
George J. Stone
K.S. Searl
Lyceum Course Notice on Drawings and Speaights Recital
The Lindsay lecture reserves cannot be included in the current drawing. A later special drawing will allow season and single ticket holders to obtain reserves. Single admission to Mr Speaight’s recital goes on sale at the Opera house box office Monday evening. Price including reserves ten cents. Speaight described as England's greatest interpreter of Dickens.
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Probate of Will and Land Contract Notices in Michigan
In the Michigan Probate Court of Ithaca a petition to probate the will of Theron and grant administration to H. A. Stancroft is set for March 6 at 1 o'clock. A second matter for Clem Naldrett estate involves a land contract. hearing is scheduled for March 11 at 10 o'clock with publication to follow in The Alma Record.
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Ithaca
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Alma
Isaac
Shaver
Maul
Helen
Ike
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Said
Jeaac
Preattot
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Mary A. Walker
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Ieee
Tata
Pittle
Local Notes From Davis School District and Town
D Shaffer has a new home phone line. Mrs Adney Dobson recovers from a serious illness. Joe Sartor was called to Lansing due to his brother Johns illness. Sartor and Mr and Mrs C Neidhardt visited S P Beck and wife of Sumner Sunday. Pearl Rice of Westaburg visited Henry Fuller Wednesday. Clarence Husted badly smashed his foot at work in the woods Thursday. Virgil Barnhill and wife begin housekeeping in the Vanbuskirk house. Mr and Mrs Jess Smally hosted a progressive Pedro party for about twenty five friends with Mrs Frank Gladstone as first lady and John Baker as first gentleman.
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Joe Sartor
Lansing
John
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S. P. Beck
Sumner
Pearl Rice
Westaburg
Henry Fuller
Clarence Husted
Woods
Virgil Barnhill
Vanbuskirk House
Jess Smally
Frank Gladstone
John Baker
Baldheaded Men Getting Scarcer Every Year
Baldness is blamed on dandruff germs that attack hair roots and cause loss. Parisian Sage promises to stop falling hair and itching, drive out dandruff, and kill germs or money back. The ad claims the product is non greasy and delightful. Local brief notes mention visits, recitals, and school events in Alma and surrounding areas, with several residents traveling or ill.
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Chas. Rhodes
ZEMO Dandruff Treatment Promoted by Central Drug Store
An advertisement touts ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP as the best economical cure for dandruff and scalp itching. It claims the products eradicate the germ behind scalp trouble and work for all skin conditions from infants to adults. One shampoo with ZEMO SOAP plus ZEMO application stops itching and cleanses the scalp.
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America
Thank you to WRC members for plant kindness
Mrs. Louise Austin expresses gratitude to the W.R.C. for the beautiful plant sent in appreciation.
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W.R.C
Louise Austin
Local Markets And Price Quotations From The Market
Corrected morning market quotes include grain prices for corn oats and wheat, with beans at 1.60 per unit and various seed and hay values. Live stock lists hogs beef cattle sheep and lambs with per hundredweight and per pound rates, plus dressed meats poultry hides and tallow figures and produce items such as potatoes butter eggs and lard with stated prices.
ZEMO Promises Quick Skin Relief at Central Drug Store
The Central Drug Store promotes ZEMO for infant and adult skin and scalp troubles including pimples dandruff eczema prickly heat rashes hives ivy poison and more. They offer a money back guarantee if not satisfied after use and promise relief after the first application with long term improvement. A 32 page booklet on skin preservation is available.
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Zemo
Central Drug Store
North Arcada Community Notes and Visits
Fred Clark visited North Star on Thursday while Henry Clark called on business in Tthoea. Mrs Alonzo Bailey held a drawing at the Eckert district box. Funeral attendance for Charlie Rogers infant in St Louis featured Wm Godfrey and daughters Tan dra and Velma. Tales of visits include Frank Keefer with Byrd Clark, Rolan Wood hosting HW Hyde, and Vern Bamber with family. Pearlie Bechtell returned from Cheboygan, Bessie Reid leaves for Arkansas. Mrs Charlie Smith visited Clarksville and Arcada Sewing Circle to meet March 30.
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North Star
Henry Clark
Tthoea
Alonzo Bailey
Incky
Eckert
Godfrey
Tandra
Velma
Charlie Rogers
St. Louis
Frank Keefer
Byrd Clark
East Arcada
Rolan Wood
HW. S. Hyde
Pine River Township
Charlie Male
Vern Bamber
David Countell
Alma
Alvin Miller
Charles Hale
Midland Co
Pearlie Bechtell
Cheboygan
Bessie Reid
Arkansas
John
Ated
Charlie Smith
Clarksville
Lonia Co
Arcada
Kahilman
Emerson McCoy
Mareery
Inex
Newark Sanday
City moves to stop express wagon coasting on sidewalks
Notice warns residents that children racing small express wagons on sidewalks endangers pedestrians. City Marshall authorized to enforce a ban on coasting, with legal action to abate if not stopped by order of the Common Council.
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