Direct Nominating Rules Spell Primary Path in Michigan
The state outlines Town Meeting Day enrollment on April 2 1906 and the process for direct nominations. Voters must be enrolled to participate and petitions by two percent of enrolled voters will trigger separate votes on direct nomination and gubernatorial candidates.
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Jane
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Tate
United States
Alma College Social Roundup and Spring Plans
Miss Gertrude Whitney spends Sunday at home in Merrill. Miss Julia Morton visits Miss Minnie Kinnaird at Wright Hall. Harold Gaunt preaches in Rochester. Edna Allen of Ithaca attends the oratorical contest and stays at the college. Rev. Maurice Grigsby, 08, of Roseland, Texas, calls at the college. Rood Taylor entertains cousin Miss Lawlor from M.A.C. Will Winton, 04, of Ithaca, visits. Miss Helen Lancashire spends Sunday in Saginaw with Miss Lou Olp formerly of Alma. Modern Language Club meets at Wright Hall. College closes for spring vacation on March with several town youths renting the gym. Local indoor meet set for Friday evening in the gym. Winners go to Alma’s dual meet with M.A.C. March 16. Miss Allen and Miss Gelston host a reception for oratorical contestants, delegates, seniors and faculty in Wright Hall. Frank R. Hurst, 04, resigns as Y M C A general secretary at M.A.C. J Earle Webber, 06, moves to the Agricultural College to fill the vacancy. College Glee Club plans a spring tour visiting multiple towns. The double quartet, key group, includes Morse, Walker, Eyer, McNitt, Allared, Sutton, Cook, and Cros. Miss Dora Alexander, Miss Grace Measinger, and Miss Edna Swigart join for solo work.
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Gertrude Whitney
Merrill
Julia Morton
Minnie Kinnaird
Wright Hall
Harold G. Gaunt
Rochester
Edna Allen
Ithaca
Maurice Grigsby
Roseland
Rood Taylor
Lawlor
M. A.C
Saturda
Will Winton
Helen Lancashire
Saginaw
Lou Olp
Alma
Modern Language Club
Mise Allen
Miss Gelston
Frank R. Hurst
M.A. C
State Association
Tecumseh
J. Earle Webber
Agricultural College
Hurst
College Glee Club
Fenton
Flushing
Holly
Muir
Lapeer
Brown City
Marlette
Case City
Elkton
Reception at Ithaca Brings Dozens of Ladies Together
In Ithaca on a Friday afternoon in March Mrs K Searl hosted about one hundred women at the home of Mrs Searl on Jefferson avenue. Hostesses assisted by Mrs J W Dingwall, Mrs F J Convis, and Miss Mae Cresswell invited many local figures including Mesdames Kress, E J Smith, F L Convyis, and the Minses McLaren. Dert Woodward has partnered with P W Creaser in real estate and loan business. Creaser assumes mortgage register duties and loan applications, with approval by Mr Woodward.
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F. L.conyis
Minses McLaren
Dert Woodward
P. W. Creaser
State News Notes From Michigan An Eventful Period
Michigan State Bar association to meet in Kale Buuzoo June 28 to 30. Rev J Herman Randall urged to pastor Mt Morris Baptist in New York. Dr Julian A Herrick resigns Bay City First Baptist to travel to Holy Land. St Johns German Evangelical Church Jackson Dedicated with large German congregations. Glenn Cline discovers and stops burning waste in Capitol sub basement. suspected spontaneous combustion. John C Hamilton dies in Buffalo from steam pipe explosion injuries on a dredge. Charles W Post expands Battle Creek property holdings amid Postum cereal company reverses. Kalamazoo Second Reformed Church revival yields 148 new members with 22 baptisms and 11 by immersion. Modern Maccabees license issue resolved by Pa Supreme Court. potential business in Pennsylvania. John Redmond in Alger near Standish saves his life after bear encounter with ax after dog alert. Chas Rhodes advertises Hollister’s purgative cleanse product.
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Michigan State Bar Ansocation
Kale Buuzoo
J. Herman Randall
Grand Rapids
Mt. Morris
Jackson
Glenn Cline
Capitol
Lansing
John C. Hamilton
Hamilton
Port Huron
Buffalo
Big Postum Cereal Co
Charles W. Post
Battle Creek
Second Reformed Church
Kalamazoo
Jette
Second Reformed
B. McKwain
Maccabees
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Redmond
Alma resident praises Doan's Kidney Pills in testimonial
An Alma resident, M. A. Ransom, recounts lifelong kidney and back problems from army service and a 19th century diarrheal illness. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Charles Rhodes' drug store, his backache and urinary difficulty improved quickly though he notes he is long past cured at 80. Doan's pills are sold for 60 cents by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y. Remember the name Doan's.
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M. A. Ransom
South State Street
Dennison
Crawford Co
Iowa
Dean
Doan
West
Charles Rhodes’ Drug Store
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
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