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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1910

Page

8

Census Bureau assures secrecy of respondent data in 2010 census

Washington officials release a statement to calm fears about the April 18 census start, stressing strict confidentiality and that census information will be used only for national statistics. The release notes the constitutional basis for decennial counts and warns of penalties for disclosure, with oath requirements for all census workers.

Washington, D. C United States Census Bureau United States Bureau National House of Repraentatives Census Bureau

Chapel Program Highlights Political Science at College

Friday chapel featured a student produced program on political science and practical politics. Prepared by Prof. J. Q. Adams, it included papers on the Panama Canal, trusts, Puerto Rico, internal deep waterways, town history, and option in Michigan, with patriotic songs and a brief closing remark by President Braske.

J. Q. Adams Panama Canal Robert Cook Raplh von Uhura Portio Rico Frank Locker Deep Waterways—Casabane Onor

Pere Marquette Conductor Wi Huntley Dies in Alma Funeral Held

A special Pere Marquette train carried mourners to Sheridan for the Sunday funeral of Wi Huntley a conductor on a freight run through Alma. He died recently at his Saginaw home and was laid to rest after services at one o clock.

Pele Magiette Wi Huntley Brotherhood of Trainmen Sheridan Wm. Huntley Pere Marquette Alma Saginaw

The Woman in the Case and Mrs Morse's Steel Will

Ada Patterson discusses Mra Morse in Human Life for March a woman's resilience under financial ruin. The banker’s downfall leads to a legal crusade aided by Morse from her Wall Street office as a famed attorney visits Blackwell Island in a case twisting fortune and fate into a dramatic life portrait.

Mra W Morse Ada Patterson Wall Street New York Blackwell's Island Human Life Publishing Co Boston

Enjoy Sleigh Ride At Alma County Gathering

Last Friday evening Will Moody hosted over thirty friends at his home five miles north and west of Alma. Paul Morgan led a group from Mrs. EL Smith's Sunday school circle and guests. An oyster supper served by Mrs. Moody and Mrs. EH Doane followed by progressive parlor games with Fenton Fishbeck winning a banner prize. Carlyn Delavan and Mrs. Arthur Lipper entertained with remarks and a Dutch song. The Moody household proved such gracious hosts that guests stayed till the early morning hours.

Will Moody Alma Paul Morgan EL Smith Mra Moody Mra EH Doane Fenton Fishbeck Carlyn Delavan Arthur Lipper Will

Two Fast Trains on Pere Marquette Rail Line

Edmore expected to gain two additional passenger trains, totaling eleven daily on the Saginaw to Chicago route. The fast trains would stop seven times between Saginaw and Grand Rapids at St. Louis Alma Edmore Stanton Greenville Belding and Lowell and would likely begin Sunday April 24 running seven days a week. Each train would include baggage car smoker coach and parlor car with the Edmore stop expected in the afternoon.

Edmore Saginaw Chicago Grand Rapids St. Louis Alma Stanton Greenville Belding Lowell Pere Marquette

College Items and Local School News in Alma and Holland

Frank Locker, a sophomore and free reading room custodian, was summoned to Detroit by his father’s serious illness and may miss the year. Ralph VanToorn temporarily oversees the reading room. Supt BE Pell of the Carovale schools was reported as accepting the Holland Michigan superintendency. Pell, an Alma College alumnus, Class of 1908, recently married Mrs Merrine, formerly a kindergarten instructor at the college, in a Sit Pleasant scene.

Frank Locker Detroit Locker Ralph VanToorn Tuscola County Codtelus Aeue Holland Michiano Pell Alma Merrine

Arcada Club Meeting on Farmers Club Benefits

The Areas Farmer's elvh will meet with Mr and Mrs Albert Searls Thursday at Mtavel Me The program includes readings by A Sadeberger Mrs Nestle Mrs F Webb and Gmee Beck and a recitation by Mr Waletoe The discussion asks what benefit we derive from the farmers' club All members to come prepared to talk

Albert Searls Mtavel A. Sadeberger Nestle F. Webb Gmee Beck Waletoe Farmers’ Club

Riverdale social notes and local visits featured

Miss Lydia Young of Shepherd visits her brother John Young this week. Mrs Eliza Harriman of Springport on business in town Monday. Methodist ladies host a fine supper at Mrs W E Swope's home Wednesday. Mrs N Shepherd of Stanton visits with Mrs W H Owen Thursday to Friday. Otis Capin returns from Grand Rapids Tuesday. Volney Church and kin from Alma visit the Moblo home. Miss Hazel Moblo in Alma Monday night. Funeral of Mrs Anton Miller in Seville Center held at the home with Rev McNutt officiating. Mr and Mrs V P Cash in Big Rapids after the death of Mr Cash's father Brewster Tracy, funeral tomorrow at ten. Joan Young displays Indian relics in his jewelry window.

Lydia Young Shepherd John Young Eliza Harriman Springport The Methodist Church W. E. Swope N. Shepherd Stanton W. H. Owen R. E. Moble Alma Friends Otis Capin V. P. Cash Big Rapids

Riverdale Team Defeats Alma Second In Strenuous Game

Riverdale Athletic Association wins over Alma high school second team by 26 to 7 in a fast contest. Referee Ward kept rough play in check. Riverdale lineup features Roy Davenport at center Swope and John Davenport as guards Lyons Schnepp and Mcble. Earlier Alma girls first team defeated Alma women’s team.

Riverdale Athletic Associaton Alma High School Ward Riverdale Roy Davenport Swope John Davenport Lyons Schnepp Mcble Alma Girls

Local notices from Emerson and area events

Mra M P Davis is very sick Fred Gay and family visited in Emerson over Sunday A L Converse and family now living in their new house EB 8 Frost bought a new gasoline engine for the farm Mr and Mrs J L Hurlingame entertained M T Ross and family Tuesday Mrs Frank Cole visited St Johns last week to transact business Fred Olger formerly of here went to Oregon last fall is sick A baby girl born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Floyd Packer Twins born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Chas Martin only one lived C A Ross and wife of Edmore visited last Wednesday Al Hance formerly here died in Oregon His brother Henry ill near death Robert Turner with his wife s brother near Alm s very sick An agent of Owosso Sugar Co solicited acreage in these parts last week Mrs Phebe Byers hins sister from Arkansas visited her returning home Byers will make Arkansas home Several farm transfers recent Oscar Bush bought Ab Austin farm A J Shirely bought Frank Oswald farm Frank Oswald bought Win Mureau firm

A. L. Converse Frost J. L. Hurlingame M. T. Ross Frank Cole St Johns Fred Olger Oregon Floyd Packer Chas Martin al. Hance Henry Robert Turner Alms Owosso Sugar Co Phebe Byers Hins Arkansas Oscar Bush Ab Austin A. J. Shirely Frank Oswald Win, Mureau

Local Notes From Southwest Pine River Area

Andrew Welch visited Caro to see his mother while James Wells remains ill. Catheryn Currence visits friends in Alma this week. Frank and Mrs Ellis visited the liter’s brother in Shepherd over Sunday. Mrs John Sullivan improves after a bad fall. Welch’s horse is very sick with Dr. Erwin of Alma attending, and Dr Wie attends the case. Barney Snyder received a surprise party last Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Charlie Sullivan move from Andy Hall’s farm to his own south of the farm. School started this afternoon and Miss Grace Laycook is very sick.

Andrew Welch Caro James Wells Catheryn Currence Alma Frank Ellis Shepherd John Sullivan Dr. Erwin Barney Snyder Mra Charlie Sullivan Andy Hall Andy Grace Laycook

Mrs. Walter Ferris Steps In For Teacher In Ill Health

The article notes Mrs. Walter Ferris replacing the ill teacher while a man recovers. It mentions Fred Deveraux starting a saw mill on his farm and notes a chance for farmers to have their logs cut.

Walter Ferris Fred Deveraux

North Arcada Community Notes Amid Illness and Visits

Mrs Geo W Cook visited Morse Thursday while Hazel Kuhlman and several others remain ill. Frank Keefer recovering and Mrs Keefer under doctor care. Ethel Smith Florence Keefer out of school. Edna Courter works for Mrs Keefer. Fred Clark and Barnice visited North Star relatives. Jasper Lover from Sumner works for Keefer. Myrd Clark and East Arcada visitors. Alma’s Lee Lybott recovered from measles. Grace Laycock again dismissed from school due to illness. Alverson of Alma visited Clarence Clarks. Vern entertains James Hale of Newton. Lamont Wood returns from Lansing Agricultural College. Rolan Wood and family enjoyed Pothona grange in Ithaca. Marvin Allen Maple Rapids visit.

Edna Courter West Arcada Mra Frank Keefer Fred Clark Barnice North Star Jasper Lover Sumner Myrd Clark East Arcada Alvin Millers H. ©. Clarks Lee Lybott Alma Wm. Kuhlman Lamont Wood Lansing Agricultural College Rolan Wood Pothona Grange Ithaca Marvin Allen Maple Rapids Vern Bambor

Sumner Grange Meeting Notes and Program

Sumner Grange met in K O T M hall on Thursday evening February 24 with seven members and three officers present. Minutes read and approved. Guest visits noted. Program included songs recitations and discussions on farm record keeping and library motion carried to establish a library. Grange closed with closing song and treats for all. A lengthy Catholic newspaper commentary on saloons was quoted and discussed.

Sumner Grange Orange Klees Grange Gur Nitakers Heistand Elm Hall America Washington Longfellow Delaware Emma Evey Ints P. A. Kleese W. N. Baldwin Ship of State Letal Perry Penny March Mount Vernon Baldwin

Mystery Farmers Crank Up Stock Feed Slogan

An OCR fragment touts Prosperous stock and best stock food through Hervell's Condition Powders advertised by C.K Brown drug dealer. It promises money in stock and envy at the county fair and urges buyers to call for and insist on Hervell's powders.

Altock Leven Harewell Apen Hervell C.K Brown

Scrubs Win at Mt Pleasant in College Basketball Bout

Friday afternoon the second college team beat Central State Normal reserves 14 to MNto. Alma reserves were hampered by the smooth floor and larger court but showed teamwork and play. Referee Stickles of Mt Pleasant issued an unfraction. Alma seconds lineup included Ewing McComb Pohly King Edger ton and VonTb urn.

Mt Pleasant Central State Normal Mnto Alma Mt. Pleasant Ewing McComb King Edgerton VonTburn

Catarrh Cure Hyomei Offer Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure for catarrh and related ailments. It promotes a pocket inhaler with drops of Hyomel, claiming two minutes relief and eventual fullness of cure with daily use. The offer includes a $1 outfit and a guarantee from Charles Rhodes with a free sample bottle.

Hyomei Charles Rhodes Booths Hyomei Co Buffalo, N.Y

Local Markets and Grain Quotation Corrections

The listing shows corrected grain prices for wheat whites oats shelled corn rye buckwheat and clover seed. Prices are given per bushel or per ton with figures such as 61 for wheat and 87.00 for clover seed, reflecting market shifts in June.

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Timely Market Prices for Livestock and Produce

A historical listing shows live stock prices for hogs cattle beef and veal, dressed meats, poultry and hides, plus vegetables and dairy items. Prices include hogs five dollars per cwt beef cattle four dollars per ewt veal calves seven dollars per cwt and eggs two dimes per dozen.

Real Estate Transfers Listed With Several City Lots

A garbled estate transfer list shows numerous deeds and transfers among buyers and sellers in multiple towns including Newark New Haven and Mina. Names include AW Stone Fox Ste, McKay, Derby, Morse, Arbogast, Mehanes, Hrew baker, Warland, Ger manith, Pulfrey, Astley, Ri, Hamilton, Maloney, and Wells. Properties described as sections and lots with references to ne se sw etc and various additions and blocks.

Ager Fox Ste Breckenridge McKay Derby North Star van Norman Mane Hing & Wi New Haven Morse Arbogast Witt Naldrett Trha Mina Barchant Astley Meiddley Morealf Newark Allen Stafford de Wouters Bekelberger Neat Sewer Hamilton Maloney Tolima AL Wells Reynolds Miner JD Lawrence Brewbaker J Gafney

Alma City Council Proceedings March 1 Meeting Minutes

Regular Alma city council session notes routine business and motions. Actions include approving druggist bond Wheaton & Sons and associates, instructing clerk to buy four registration registers for women electors, placing an arc light near Manufacturing Co plant on Michigan Ave, approving payment for jet repairs, and routine claims. An ad for Henrick's Sugar Coated Pills follows.

Alma. Mich Alma Cornc Russell Alds Fuller Ogden Glass Day Fotlerton McClinton Ald Glass Wheaton & Sons Principis Phinelas J. Adams C Nelson Yeas Alex Fuller Glans Fullerton Naga Ald Russell Michigan Ave Manufacturing Co Alds Fuller Ogden, Glass, Russell, Fuilerton Ald Ogden Ald Fuller al. Paiterton

Pine River Oddities Reported In Brief Item

The fragment notes a Pine River reference with mentions of Freaker, wfteL M Sweet and others, indicating a local brief item about residents or events in Pine River with unclear details.

Ton Pine River

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gagus Wiens Arcada Club Joan Young East Coe Mra, M. P. Davis Fred Gay Emerson C. A. Ross Geo. W. Cook Hazel Kuhlman H.O.C. Clark Ethel Smith Florence Keefer Grace Laycock Alverson Clarence Clarks Vern James Hale Newton Ohio Michigan Catholic Clinton Co. Republican England Oleh Elwell S. D. Parks H. Hilsinger Scrubs Council Proceedings Alina Elevator Co F Brown Heghwan Ald Pallerton
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