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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1909

Page

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Deer Near Elm Hall Ends In Arrest After Hunt

A deer seen near Cedar Lake and Vestaburg was tracked to Elm Hall where Deputy Sheriff Ennis and others waited. Charles Wolfgang of Ferris township was arrested after approaching the hidden deer slayer while others escaped. The incident caused local excitement as a live deer had not been seen nearby in twenty years.

Cedar Lake Vestaburg J. W. Johnson Elm Hall Free Methodist Wm.Wyeth Charles Wolfgang Ferris Township

Escape of Chas Mitchell From County Jail in Owosso

Chas Mitchell, accused of breaking into Pollasky’s warehouse, was a jail boarder until Monday night. He vanished from his locked cell during the night, with theories noting he slid from the cell, crawled to the garret, then descended by improvised sheets, leaving bed sheets dangling as proof.

Chas. Mitchell Pollasky Owosso Convis Ennis Bitchell

Masticote Plant Sale Confirmed by Bankruptcy Court

The Masticote plant sale, conducted by Trustee Johnson, has been confirmed by a Referee in Bankruptcy. Lee Jocelyn and W M Bancroft of Bancroft Row Sinclair Co of New Orleans are now the sole owners. Bancroft is a member of a firm known for mill machinery including sugar cane equipment. Little is known about the plant's future, but Mr Bishopic is expected in Alma this week to begin work to restart operations.

Johnson Lee Jocelyn W. M. Bancroft Bancroft, Row & Sinclair Co New Orleans Mr. Bancroft Manticore Bishopic Alma

Married at Walla Walla Orrie H Taylor Weds Ive Simpson

Orrie H Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Flay Taylor of Alma married Ive ML Simpson on March 8 in Walla Walla Washington at the home of both bride and groom. Mr and Mrs Eod Steward acted as brideman and bridesmaid. After a supper about twenty friends and relatives danced. Mr and Mrs Taylor plan to stay in Walla Walla where Taylor works at W H Steward Son’s implement store. Mr and Mrs C Richardson welcomed a baby this Thursday morning.

Orrie H. Taylor Flay Taylor Alma ML Simpson Walla Walla Washigton Bride Sroom Eod Dune Walla Walle Mr. Taylor W. H. Steward & Son

Fred Ronlan Leaves Alma for Canada to Lead Berlin Sugar Factory

Fred Roblin, longtime Alma resident and assistant superintendent of Alma Sugar Co., departs with his family for Berlin Ontario to take a senior role at a large Canadian sugar plant. A former captain of Alma’s fire department and active fraternal member, he started as a day laborer nine years ago at $1.75 daily and rose to a $1,500 yearly salary before moving. The community honors him with a farewell spread at city hall and wishes him success in his new post.

Fred Robins Alma Alma Sugar Co Knights of Pythian Masonic Macabee Berlin Ontario Roblin Biy Roblan Fred Department Mr. Roblan Flint

Great Race Program Announces Changes for Detroit Driv ing Club Stakes

The Detroit Driving Club unveils changes for the Grand Circuit opening July 26 to 30. The Chamber of Commerce pace of 5000 remains for 2 14, the Wolverine handicap adds a 5000 event, and reduced purses apply for faster times. Merchants and manufacturers stake 10000 for 2 24 trotters, with a renewed 10000 event for 2 11 trotters. Wolverine is two in three heats. others three in five. Entries close April 6.

Detroit Driving Club Chamber of Commerce National Association

Testimony Taken in Wolfe Estate Action Against Sugar Co

Last Monday afternoon in Judge Spinney's office Fred Roblan testified in the case of Edward H Wolfe administrator of John C Wolfe deceased versus Michigan Sugar Co. Plaintiff was represented by Stone and Watson of Ithaca and defendant by W A Babike and Shaw Warren Coodey Oakes of Detroit. Roblan, assistant superintendent at the Sugar Factory, leaves Thursday for Berlin Ontario to take a similar post. his testimony was taken by consent of both sides.

Spinney Fred Roblan Edward H. Wolfe John C. Wolfe Michigan Sugar Co Messrs. Stone and Watson Ithaca W. A Babike Shaw. Warren, Coodey & Oakes Detroit Rohlan

Home From The South John Glass Return From Texas

John Glass and wife returned Friday from Texas where they spent the winter month in love with San Antonio and the many southern cities visited including Dallas Fort Worth and Corpus Christi. They may return next winter but are glad to be home in the bracing Wolverine air of Michigan.

John Glass Texas Mr. Glass San Antonio Alma Hot Springs Ark Dallas Fort Worth Corpus Christi Wolverine State

Reeves Buys Alma Blacksmith Shop on Pine River Street

Lestie Reeves of Alma has purchased John Miller's blacksmith business on Pine River Street near the Independent Elevator and took possession last Thursday. Reeves, an experienced horse shoer, has worked for A. Robo & Son two years and recently moved to Alma, where he has since been employed in Chan Fishtook's shop. Ithaca Journal.

Lestie Reeves Alma John Miller Pine River Street Reeves A. Robo & Son Chan Fishtook Ithaca Journal

New Carrier Appointed for Alma Route

Bert Mangus, previously a substitute carrier for Alma RF ID No 6, was named regular carrier last Monday. He succeeds Thomas, who has served as satellite for Clack Thorne on the route for several weeks, with the appointment effective from April 1.

Bert Mangus Alma RF Mr. Mangus

Republicans pay tribute to ex congressman Darragh in Gratiot

A large crowd from ten counties attended a complimentary dinner at Park House in honor of Hon. A. B. Darragh, eight year representative of the Eleventh district. Guests arrived from Charlevoix Antrim Kalkaska Grand Traverse Mecosta Clare Isabella Oneida and Montcalm as Wasche's ten piece orchestra played and speakers praised Darragh's service.

A.B. Darragh Gratiot Charlevoix Antrim Kalkaska Grand Traverse Mecusta Clare Isabella Oneola Montcalm Park House Darragh Gratiot County Nation Washington Stnte Iallot Im Honore Wasche Saginaw Clar Michigan Dennis K Alward A. R. Canfield Alward Tate Committee Congram Bis Associates Congress Atward H. ©. Smith Frank Hamilton Traverse City Hamilton Eleventh Kelley.Searie Sears Roosevelt Bannister Grand Rapids Chicago St. Louis New Orleans Searle Ninth Cadillacc News and Express Parry ¥. Powers Powers Lincoln Zacharia Chandler Francis H. Dodds Cayton L. Ballew Mancelona Phos Shring Bailey Alice

Decker family plans Oregon move after homestead bid

Third Ward Supervisor Clark Decker who left June 15 1905 for Eugene Oregon returned to Alma last week with his son Pearl. They endured a long wait at Strasburg land office for the February homestead opening and secured the second Amber tract claim. Pearl’s filing covers a quarter section capable of 5 000 000 feet of fir and cedar lumber. Decker praises Oregon climate and notes W Tinker and Dudley accompanied him to the train.

Third Ward Clark Decker Eugene Oregon Alma Decker Pearl Strasburg Government Land Office Land Office W. Tinker Dudley

Fire at Wright House. spontaneous combustion blamed

Sunday morning fire at the Wright House started in a room adjoining the kitchen. Firemen used chemical appliances to extinguish flames before water was needed, with damage estimated at a too of wore. Authorities ruled out faulty wiring, citing oil soaked waste left on a window sill that ignited from moisture and spread to the second floor. The incident serves as a caution to properly dispose of oily waste.

Wright House Ellison's Corner Fishbeck Barron

Weeding Nuptial Ends In Fraying Vows

Fred F. Derushe of Arvada and Mise Bowle Amy of Temas wed last Saturday in a family home ceremony. Derusha is known in Gratiot county with many friends sending congratulations and wishes for a long happy marriage. The Disciples of the Charcot of Christ schedule their cottage meeting at Mrs Hydorn’s home on Sunday March 29 at 2:30 PM.

Fred F. Derushe Arvada Mise Bowle Amy Temas Mr. Derusha Gratiot Disciples of the Charcot of Christ Mra Hydorn Sir Hlwell' Etroct

Taft Opens Extraordinary Session on Tariff Revision

President Taft calls Congress into special session in Washington to curb a rising deficit and press immediate revision of the Dingley tariff. He argues changed production and business conditions require new duties and notes the need for at least one additional revenue source. He urges swift, thorough action with minimal unrelated legislation.

Congress Washington Peeaitent Taft Senate House of Representatives

Two City Lots Bought for Modern Home on West End Corner

Geo W. Moore and Dr EB Lamb purchased two lots at West End and State Street from Frank Pollaniey. The buyers plan to build a modern residence as weather permits, framing the purchase as an investment in the city’s future growth and expressing confidence in its development.

Geo W. Moore EB. T. Lamb Frank Pollaniey West End State Street

Death of Mrs Hetzman in Emeron township

Mrs Martha Hetzman an elderly respected resident of Emeron township died Monday aged 75 She was born in England on June 8 1883 and was mother of six living children The funeral was held Wednesday at the residence Rev Harry Crain of Alma conducted the service and interment followed in the Remertery Cemetery

Martha Hetzman Emeron Township

Alma Board of Trade Adopts Banquet Committee

At a recent meeting the Alma Board of Trade appointed CO, F. Brown, W. A. Bahlke and F. E Pollasky to perfect plans for a spring banquet. The committee will report to the full board later and the date will be set at that meeting.

Alma Board of Trade F. Brown W. A. Bahlke F. E Pollasky

Auction Sale at W A Small Farm Near Shepherd

Auction notice states on Friday March 8 W A Small will offer for sale at his farm on the county line four miles south and nine miles west of Shepherd at two o'clock. Stock and various farming implements listed by J D Helman as consignor. Details include remaining date and rent in the official paper.

W. A. Small Otter Hell Shepherd Forest Hill J. D. Helman Snellonser

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Elm Hall Hunter Ennls Mr. and Bre Mr. C. Richardson Fred Ronlan Canada Kcepts Inthaca R. F. C. Carrier Louis Joho Watson A. W. Dodge St Lovin Mra W. P. Andrews Lauilady Park Radinbes Nata Westphalia Dee Cream Angel Pood Sunabioe Cate Noir Koy Andrews John C. Watson Thacs Bimsolf Isabella Jeomaty Darrard Dodds Republican Party Lake Assembly Big Whittaker Republican Club J. N McCall A. B. Darragh C. ¥. Brown Alf. F. Crawford Taft Board of Trade
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