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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1907

Page

1

Stranger found in refrigerator car identified as Chay Campbell

Coroners inquest concludes with a verdict that an unidentified man died in a refrigerator car from unknown causes while traveling on a Cadillac to Lansing bound train. The deceased, later identified as Chay Campbell, a local professional barber wanted for petty theft in Lansing, was buried in Riverside cemetery last Saturday.

Everden Chadwick Gen. Bradley Cadillac Bradley Clare Marion Mt. Pleasant Alma Brakeman Farr Lamb Shaw Thad Button L. Convin State of Michigan Chay Campbell Lansing Riverside Cemetery

Morris Auction to Sell Farm Stock March 14 Near Kim Hall

Public auction by Chas. L. Morris set for Thursday March 14 at his home near Kim Hall. Full line of agricultural goods including horses cattle grain and equipment to be offered. V. P. Cash acts as auctioneer.

Chas. L. Morris Kim Hall V. P. Cash

Death of Mrs Matilda Rindge at 86 in Alma

Mrs Matilda Rindge aged 86 died at the home of Mrs C Derushe near Alma last Thursday at 4 p.m. after a life in the area for fifteen years. She leaves two sons Alfred and Charles, and two sisters Mrs Lindley of Chicago and Mrs Dr Flowers, the latter a former Alma physician who died two years ago. Funeral held at Convis store at 2 p.m. last Saturday, Rev Clapp officiating, interment Riverside cemetery.

Matilda Rindge Derashe Lindley Chicago Dr. Flowers Alma Alfred Charles Toledo Philadelphia

Entertaining Made Easy Book Offer from Home Entertainment Bureau

Do you entertain The new book Entertaining Made Easy offers decorations games and refreshments for afternoon and evening parties It includes three percent guessing games with answers plus a companion booklet with sandwiches salads cakes drinks and luncheons and tips on toasts quotations menus and serving ideas The package costs 2c or send for details and a free paper flower booklet Home Entertainment Bureau 150 152 N Trumbull Ave Chicago.

Home Entertainment Bureau N. Trumbull Ave Chicago

Prosperous Beets and Pioneers of Gratiot County Farms

The illustration depicts the home of HM A Blair in North Shade Township Gratiot County a veteran farmer whose model farm and up-to-date buildings mark him a successful beet grower who earned over 500 for a little over 7 acres in 1906 The second photograph shows M C Morse’s residence in New Haven Township Gratiot County Morse a son of ex State Senator Charles Morse and former Labor Commissioner similar to his father a thorough farmer and beet grower.

HM. A. Blair North Shade Township Gratiot County M.C Morse New Haven Township Mr Morse Charles Morse M. Chas Ine

Civil Service Examination for Clerk and Carrier in City

An examination for clerk and carrier positions will be held on May 22, 1907. Applications, qualifications, duties, salaries, vacations, and promotions require contacting Secretary, Board of Civil Service Examiners, Postoffice Guey.

Marely Board of Civil Service Examiners Postoffice Guey Jane

Interesting Florida Trip Of Dr and Mrs Bruske In 1910s

Dr and Mrs A F Bruske recount a two week Florida and Atlantic coast tour from Alma to New York Washington and Catolia Beach near Ormond Beach They describe the coast climate similar to Michigan in July the local negro population and labor, and note alligators seen on a river trip The account also mentions orange trees and tourist sights at Datonia Beach and nearby cities with reflections on wealth and poverty in the south.

Awl Mre Bruske Florida Racorp Alma New York Metropolis Washington, D. C Capital Building Senate Chamber Smoot Utah Washington Catolia Beach Ormond Beach Brooke Brnske Michigan Darkie South Ashville N.C Jacksonville Datonia Beach Bribke Orange Theelahoma River

Frost and frost affects a southern route and a northern return

The fragmented account recalls a ten year old frost in Florida that discouraged a trip home from Catona to red o via Jacksonville Ashville and Marmati. The journey offered mountain scenery and old hill shacks while contrasting white and black communities. Dr and Mrs Bruske missed Toledo connections and preferred the north for cooler air.

Florida Catona Redo Jacksonville Ashville Marmati Tennessee Mra. Bruske Toledo Alina Detroit

Wright House Changes in Lease for Ten Years

Mr G A Habner former Chicago hotel man has leased the Wright House for ten years and promises major improvements including a new bar room private bath and a first class billiard hall while the laundry remains in use. Former manager Mr William Wright will manage the Sanitaria.

G. A. Habner Chicago Wright House Habner Grand Rapids Wm. Wright Sanitaria

Runaway Farm Horses Cause City Warehouse Rush

A Pompeii farmer's team ran away after being frightened at Almast Wednesday, bolting uptown from the Manufacturing Co. They dashed along Michigan Ave toward Superior street, scattering wagon contents and nearly colliding with other vehicles before stopping opposite Medler's grocery store. No injuries, but the wagon was badly damaged.

Pompeii Almast Manufacturing Co Michigan Ave Superior Street Medler

Alpha Theta Entertains Zeta Sigma In Wright Hall

The first annual function between Alpha Theta and Zeta Sigma Literary Societies was held Monday evening in Wright Hall. After a short business meeting the women’s program ended around 8 45 followed by the men’s program and social time until 10 30. Refreshments and games were enjoyed and plans for a future joint social in Zeta Sigma’s room were noted. Initiates of Pioneer Hall invite faculty and students to a reception next Friday to establish a new custom for the year.

Alpha Theta Zeta Sigma Zeta Sigma Society Wright Hall Pioneer Hall

Residence of E S Reist in Washington Township Beet Grower

The above cat shows the dwelling of Mr. E S Reist, Section 13, Washington Township, Gratiot County. Mr. Reist is an up to date farmer and a very successful beet grower.

ES Reist Washington Township Gratiot County Reist

Eminent Physician presents on Gall Stones and Treatment

Dr. de Nancrede of Ann Arbor addressed the Gratiot County Medical Society at Alma in a 2:00 p m February 25 meeting. He reviewed forty gallstone cases declaring the disease mulogical and discussed treatment. Following papers covered kidney diseases and diphtheria smallpox vaccination methods with cordial gathering and a 4 o'clock dinner at the Sanitarium.

Gratiot County Medical Society Alma Breckenridge Howe Watson St. Louis University Hospital of Ann Arbor de Nancrede J. N. Pay

Successful beet growers and a child portrait in New Haven Township

A photo feature highlights C Eyer of New Haven Township as a progressive beet farmer with returns over 100 dollars per acre for the last season. The caption also presents a portrait of Mamie Bickford, year old daughter of D and C M Bickford in Hanified Township, noted for her beets field play and budding horticultural judgment.

Mamie Bickford C M. Bickford

New Millinery Prowess by Miss Hale in Alto

Mrs B Marie Hale of Alto announces a grand sale at her millinery shop north of Davis barber. She will display and cut into spring stock with custom sawing and ready for sales.

B. Marie Hale Alto Based Op & Millinery Davis Barber In

City Election Set for April First Officers to Be Chosen

City voters will elect city officers on Monday April 1 including a supervisor for each of four wards a city clerk treasurer one alderman in each ward in place of four incumbents a justice of the peace and four constables. Prospective candidates are scarce with Francis King of the fourth ward discussed for mayor and D W Adams named for city clerk though few others are named.

Aldereman Geo. Wy Moore Howard Willard A. P. Cook Adelbert Thum Justice of the Peace Jno D. Spinney J. E. Booth Francis King Fourth Ward D. W. Adams

Alma Realty Co forms to buy Opera House block and bank block

A stock company with 43500 paid up capital, The Alma Realty Co, organized last week with 50000 capitalization. It purchased the Opera House block and heating plant from J H Lancashire Co and the bank block from W A Bahlke. First officer election set for Thursday night.

Alma Realty Co J. H. Lancashire & Co Opera House W. A. Bablke Lancashire W. A. Bahlke N. J. McClinton E. A. Bagley Jas. E. Mitchell Geo. E. Sharrar Geo. Parsons D. L. Sharrar Recoxp

Ten Annual Michigan Oratorical League Contest Held at Hillsdale

The tenth annual Michigan Oratorical League contest occurred March 1 1967 at Hillsdale with contestants and delegates from other institutions. Alma speaker Francis Cobb impressed a tired audience, delivering a strong performance. Judges included Chabb from Athens and Bowersox from Brean while state officers Of lum Rohus Holdy led the organization.

Michigan Oratorical League Hills- Hare Alma Francis Cobb Cobb B. W. Chabb Athens Ohio Chas. A. Bowersox Brean Webster Cook Saginaw Mich H. H. Belfield Chicago W. A. of Lum Albion Paul P. Rohus Crowell D. Holdy Hillsdale

Maccabees Dance at Odd Fellows Temple A Big Social Hit

The Maccabees party last Wednesday at the Odd Fellows Temple drew about 150 attendees after 52 numbers were performed. A lively tableau by the K O M’s pleased guests, dancing ran to 2 a.m. Refreshments by the L M’s fed the hungry dancers and an impromptu event led to plans for a masked ball in a month with a good orchestra.

Odd Fellows Temple

The Difference and Common Sense Says Standard Drug Store

A satirical comparison lists various professions and their value judgments, from poetry turning paper into £25000 to gold stamps worth 20 dollars an ounce. It contrasts capital, labor, and skill with folly, concluding with a plug for STANARD'S CENTRAL DRUG STORE as sensible.

Tennyson Vanderbilt United States Thut Stanard's

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Dead Wan Charles Campbell Riverside Civil Service Examination Joe Bent Ettco Bell A. F. Bruske Wright Alpha Theta Entertain E. S. Reist Alma Springs Hotel C Eyer Eyer Elwell College News
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