Alma Republican electors call city convention and ward caucuses
Notice from Alma Michigan outlines a republican convention on March 22 at 7 30 PM to nominate city officers and conduct business. Four wards receive ten delegates each with ward caucus locations listed for March 18 at 7 30 PM standard city time. Also announces annual city election on April 4 1910 with polling places and offices to be elected.
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Alma
Michigan
City
Brewbaker
Alma Journal
Poltasky
Wright House
Alma Electors Urged to Register for City Election
The city of Alma Michigan urges electors to register and enroll on Saturday April 2 1910 from 10 a m to 8 p m to complete the qualified list and correct enrollment books for the April 4 election and upcoming primaries. Sessions occur at Ward poles including City Hall Reading Room Alma Journal office Sasky Block Wright House sample rooms. Dated Alma March 16 1910.
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Ciity
Alma
Michigan
Boards of Registration and Enrollment
Wits
City Hall
Brew
Baker Block
Alma Journal
Pol- Sasky
Wright House
Alma, Mich
Republican Caucus in Arcida Township Held at Grange Hall
The Republican electors of Arcida Township will meet in caucus on Thursday March 14 at Grange Hall at one o clock PM to nominate candidates for township offices and conduct other business as needed by order of the committee. Also an advertisement for rug cleaning services by Wilb Ackman offering carpet and upholstery cleaning at 421 Saved Street.
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Arcida
Tharedy
Grange Hall
Informnation Cnr
College installs gas engine system for heating and water reuse
Monday the college received a gasoline engine and a pump to aid the heating system. The setup feeds condenser water back to the boiler, enabling use of warm water and pure radiator water, reducing mains water use and potential scale. Finance shows the project will pay for itself soon. A closing party to be held Monday evening features music by a lanc ing orchestra and pink attire is suggested.
Arcava Grange Meeting Discusses Farmers Telephone Line
Arcava Grange held its regular meeting on Saturday March 5th in Woo M Keefer Postmaster D L absent Sharrar chaired Representatives of Union Telephone Co discussed establishing a farmers telephone line in the neighborhood Those interested to meet Wednesday night at the hall for further discussion Four membership applications from J J Caster Anns Caste W O Smith and Honna Sway were read and accepted Meeting adjourned with the lecturers program omitted.
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Arcada Grange
Woo M. Keefer
D.L
Sharrar
Union Telephone Co
J. J. Caster
Anns Caste
W 0 Smith
Honna Sway
Letter From Montcalm County News From Carson City Remarked
C F Wright formerly of Pine River township now resides in Carson City Montcalm county writes entertaining notes on his new home city Alma Record mentions Pine River and Carson City with local color and observations from 1910.
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C.F. Wright
Pine River Township
Carson City
Montcalm County
Alma Record
Neway
Local notes from Alma area mention Carson City and Gratiot sickness
The column describes Carson City Michigan with a population around 2,000 and thriving markets, mentioning Rockafellow Elevator Co and several merchants. It notes multiple local stores, druggists, hardware shops, and a busy Standard Oil business delivering to nearby towns. It also references sickness reports in Gratiot County and seeks West Pine River correspondence.
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Alma
Gratiot County
Frank Keefer
Frank
Thrivng
Carson City
Mountcalm
Michigan
Rockafellow Elevator Co
Carson
Dryanods
Newark
New Haven
Sethton
Middleton
Perrinton
Brice
Heubardston
Methedon
Bushnell
Butternut
Crystal Lake
West Pine River
College notes and party caucus announce Pine River meeting
The college bell was silent last week due to a broken standard. A new standard will be obtained soon. The People's Party of Pine River township will meet in caucus Saturday at 2 PM at Forest Hill Town Hall to nominate a township ticket and handle other business as may come before the committee.
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People’s Party
Pine River Township
Forest Hill
Alma Baptists host Breckenridge youths social
The Alma Baptist young people welcomed Breckenridge maple guests at James Argent's Euclid Avenue home. The evening featured a welcome address, instrumental and vocal music, comic readings, and parlor games. Refreshments served to fifty six. Postscripts spoke of departing friendships and a successful reception with quartette singing by Morera Fishbeck Delavan Hall and Hoover.
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Alma
James Argent
Euclid Ave
Breckenmdge
Reckonridge
Sd Beer
Animal
Ibles
Morera
Fishbeck
Delavan
Hall
Hoover
Alma Record Carrier Expresses Gratitude for Gifts
Alma Mich March 17 110 editor Dear sir I wish through the columns of the Record to express my appreciation for the gifts given me by the patrons of the route I serve last Saturday afternoon I assure each and every one interested that I thoroughly appreciate their kindness and will try to merit it Shera Callihan carrier City Route No 3
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Alma Mich
Alma Record
Callihan
To Be Happy You Must Have Good Health
An advertisement urges health through a healthy liver and digestive system. It promotes Herricks Sugar Coated Pills as a remedy for liver and bowel balance, claiming overall well being. Free samples are offered, with salesman details provided.
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FL Kron
Sunshine Club celebrates outreach and meetings in 1910 days
Ferris Glee Sunshine Club organized with ten members on July 29 100 percent mark and March 6 1910. Meetings biweekly at Mrs L Chambers home. Floral orders placed with J A Bittner Alma for eighteen dozen car nations one dozen warcisians and four potted plants totaling eighteen dollars. Members sent aid to aged and sick including two weeks outing for Detroit fresh air children and Christmas generosity to twenty three houses. Volunteers made candies sent to New York for Easter sale aiding the Blind Babies Home. Two quilts sent to a fire loss family New Years Day. Mr and Mrs Ely Brewbaker and Arthur Lipert noted in local notes.
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L. Chambers
J. A. Bittner
Alma
Chambers
Detroit
Indy
New York City
Parisian Sage Hair Restorer Sold By Charles Rhodes
Mrs Elizabeth Anderson of Mechanicsburg PA reports Parisian Sage cured her dandruff and promoted new hair growth after years of hair loss. The product, sold for 50 cents a bottle, promises to soften nourish and improve hair and offers money back if not effective within two weeks.
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Charles Rhodes
Elizabeth Anderson
Mechanicsburg
Church Notes list of Lutheran and other church services
Lutheran service at U B church next Sunday at 2:00 standard time led by Adotn Saver. First Church of Christ Scientist holds services Sundays at 4:30 a.m. and midweek at 7:39 with reading room open Tue and Sat. Sermon by pastor at 4:00 a.m. Sunday School at 11:30 a.m. Young People's meeting at 6:00 p.m. Evening services at 7:00 p.m. M B Church morning service at 10:00, Sunday School 11:30, Epworth League and class meeting 6:00 p.m. Evening service 7:00, midweek 7:00 p.m. Raprise Curren Sunday morning 10:00, Sunday School 11:00, dinner union 4:80 p.m. Young People's meeting 4:00 p.m. Thursday evening 7:00 p.m. J A Thompern of Alma College to supply pulpit most Sundays.
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U B
Adotn Saver
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Knights of Pythias
M. B
Epworth League
Iroe Touretay
Sheroh
Raprise Curren
Dinier Union
Young Peoples Meeting
J. A. Thompern
Alma College
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Omry
May Bey
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Alma Journal Fire
Pollasky Block
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D. W. Abas
Republican
Mrs
Bart Miller
College
Arcava Grange
Pouss
Bert Eckert
Superior Street
Central Michigan
Ptrons
Ferris
Glee Sunshine Club
Tom
Mabelle Goodrich
Sec
Ely Brewbaker
Saginaw
Carl Delavan
Arthur Lipert
John Swigatact
Ithaca
Puesday
Barbara Wynne
Mt Pleasant
Ormal School
Lequire
Milliman
Earnest Harold Baynes
Oper Hasse
Wheaton’s Drug Store
Church Notes
Presbyterian Church
Laster
W. S. Humphrey
Alma Grain and Lumber Company
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