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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
3
Thousands suffer from neglect of coughs and colds. The copy urges early treatment with Dr King's New Discovery to prevent serious ailments and epidemics, claiming the first dose clears the head, eases breathing, and boosts vitality. Buy a bottle today and start taking at once.
Talon cacous a walon cations for the township of Atenda will be held at the town hail Monday, March 25th at two p.m. for the purpose of placing in anination a township thcket and the transaction of such other busi nee ag May come before the cats un. Slewed By Order of Committee.
The Peoples' Caucus of Pine River Township will hold a caucus at the town hall on Friday March 26 1915 at o'clock p m for nominating a township ticket to be voted on April 5 and to transact other business as may arise. By order of Township Committee. 1879 T T-Adv
Republican Ward caucuses for the City of Alma Michigan will be held Friday March 26 1915 at 8 oclock p m standard time at City Hall Ward Reading Rooms and hotels for nominating Supervisors Aldermen for two and one year terms and a constable Also ten delegates per ward to attend the city convention March 29 1915 at 7 40 p m at City Hall. By Order of Committee.
Arcada township voters will decide on a proposal to appropriate 400 dollars to build a horse shed near the town hall three miles south of Alma. The project would improve facilities for farmer gatherings and the expenditure is unlikely to be missed.
To the Republican Electors of the City of Alma a convention is called for Monday evening March 29 at 7 20 o clock at City Hall to nominate candidates for Mayor Clerk Treasurer and Justice of the Peace and to transact other business. Each of four wards is entitled to ten delegates. Dated March 8 1915 By Order of Committee. Rheumatism description and Sloan's Liniment advertises relief with a 250 bottle suggested for emergency use.
City boards of registration in Alma Michigan will meet Saturday March 27 1915 from eight in the forenoon to eight in the afternoon to complete the electors lists. Voters must be registered to vote in the Monday April 5 1915 election. Sessions in ward offices include City Council Room 1st Ward Reading Room Harr and Gibbs Block Ward Reading Room Hotel Arvada 4th Ward Edsen Moore and Co Sample Room. Dated Alma Mich March 12 1915.
Louis Coleman returns from Crecovilly after a short visit. Mrs Geo A Stith spends Sunday at Butternut. The Culvers visit friends in town while Culver works in the southern part of the state. Elsie Gilbert returns to work at the deanery after a four week visit at her parents home in McBride. Various residents move, visit, or change jobs including Bann taking possession of a farm, Don Gennings moving into W H Huntley’s house, and Cecil Stonebrook returning home from clerking in J N Brice’s store.
Mr and Mrs John Glass return to Alma on Thursday evening March 11 after a vacation spent largely in Miloxit Mississippi from January 12. They report the trip brought rest and good health and praise the Mississippi town for climate and livability. The return to Alma proved the most delightful part of the journey.
The Cadillac Cabinet and Construction Company, owner of the Odd Fellows temple in Cadillac, announces expansion plans to include Alma and Gratiot County. The firm cites enterprise efficiency and honest workmanship as keys to its growth and expects continued business in the community.
Eighty acre farm eleven miles from Lansing on a main road close to a shipping point high school and rural route. Land is level with gentle roll drainage, clay loam soil and clay subsoil, well fenced, includes four acres of timber and a small fruit orchard. Has wind mill water to buildings, a 36 by 60 basement barn, a hog house and a lathed plaster hen house, tool shed and shop with upstairs store room. All buildings painted and in good condition. Asking 85 per acre with immediate possession.
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