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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
11
Regarded as liver stimulant and purifier Dr King s New Life Pills promise better digestion clearer skin and improved wellbeing. Begin immediately by purchasing at C G Rhodes Drug Store. Coming March the eighth Judge Case.
Mr and Mrs C A Faunee and family express gratitude for the abundant memories and assistance received after their home two miles north of Forest Hill burned with contents the night of the 2th.
Lutiver and Seville Farmers' club meets in March at the home of Mr and Mrs E A Potter. Presides, calls to order, minutes read, dinner, songs, readings, and committee reports. County Roads system discussed by Mr Burton P Gee. Select reading by Mrs Walter Ferris. Instrumental music by Mrs Jennie Fuller. Adjournment.
About forty neighbors gathered at the Johnsons home in West Pine River for a farewell party. The evening featured cards music and dancing followed by a dainty supper at midnight as the couple prepare to move to Arcada township. Friends wish them good fortune in their new home and regret their departure.
A Tuesday afternoon class at the Odd Fellows temple considered establishing a city elevator to boost trade and prosperity. Farmers should push for higher prices, cut middlemen, and support a cooperative system. A follow up meeting is planned to decide next steps.
William A. Radford offers free building advice to newspaper readers. The piece discusses northern Chicago suburbs, porch varieties such as loggia and veranda, and the rise of durable cement homes with screened porches. It notes costs, designs, and the value of cellars for year round use.
Ex sheriff Jim Brent relates to Emerson Hough a tale of a prospector who tamed a grizzly to saddle. While conducting a prospecting ride he encounters six wild silver-tip bears. after a fierce melee he slays them all, then realizes he is riding one of the slain bears returning to the trail.
A dialogic fragment shows a couple debating surrendering certainties and pleasures before marriage. The exchange blends humor and irony as they list clubs, destinations, and a note about Durango Mexico with a quirky population and shock usage, hinting at social satire.
Arcada Grange No. 500 opened March 1 with seven officers present led by Worthy Master C H Smith. Proceeds from a recent hall party topped ten dollars and were added to the Grange treasury. Lecturers led a roll call and spoke on farm strength with Miss Emily Beach delivering a fine oration and charming personality. A humorous recitation by the lecturer closed the program. Visitors included Ray Cheney Mt Pleasant Herbert Knowlton and sister from Newark and Miss Reach of Alina.
A humorous verse warns readers about a man invited to learn the game rum by a friend. The host pushes gambling charges as players draw, discard, and pay for cards, leading to a nineteen dollar loss. The piece cautions readers not to let neighbors teach rum.
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