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The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1913

Page

7

Michigan Crop Report Shows February Wheat Market and Snow Depth

The report notes statewide snow depths in February across regions with 2.55 inches in February 25 and 5.48 inches on March 25, plus 119,220 bushels of wheat marketed in February. It lists regional market totals and seven month wheat marketing total of 8,500,000 bushels, with 123 mills reporting no purchases. FRED K MARTINDALE, secretary of State.

Lansing, Mich Countien Cotunities Upper Peninsula Fred'k Martindale Cretary

Davis School District Jam Illness Delays Class

Davis area school district notes indicate a disruption at the Davis Jam week due to illness of a Davis teacher. Other items record a 6 1 2 pound birth to Mr and Mrs Fred Beard, visits by Mrs Archie McFaul and Mrs John Frye to Mrs Geo Melman of New Haven, and Albert Ray and his wife visiting Alma area homes. Nearby residents S Wetherell and mother spent Wednesday with Semer Husted family. Chas Miller moved to his firm near Ithaca.

Davis Wiaccu Fred Beard March Fred Vanbuskirk Archie McFaul John Frye Geo. Melman New Haven Albert Ray Alma Semer Husted Chas. Miller Ithaca

Sumner Happenings from Alma and area visitors

Mrs Maud Brainard of Alma visits at C A Buttons. Mrs Ruby Gee returns to Merrill after visiting parents Mr and Mrs John Slater. Lydia Evey and Mrs Henderson attend Ferris convention Saturday. Owen Stearns of Eureka visits relatives. Mrs Hoxie and son Jeff call on friends. Ella Hicks visits daughter Della Bennett. Mrs F J Tucker of Ithaca called. her mother is ill. Mrs John Hamilton tree is quite ill. Winch of Carson City ill at son's home. Sam Hicks of Elm Hall visits sister I F Tucker. Buskirk Johnson on sick list. Fred Fullerton visits H A Chaws. Loyal Woodard and Paul visit in Elm Hall. Mr and Mrs George Schlappi of Alma visit aunt Lydia Evey. PF Tucker returns to Ithaca. wife cares for mother. Mrs O B Manks slowly improving. Philip Hicks visits son Chas Hicks of Ferris and finds him ill. Floyd Rumberger of Detroit visits friends. Miss Tressa Wood visiting her parents Me and Mrs John Ost Bennett was read.

Maud Brainard Alma C. A. Button Ruby Gee Merrill John Slater Lydia Evey Henderson Ferris Owen Stearns Eureka Hoxie Jeff Ella Hicks Della Bennett F. J. Tucker Ithaca John Hamiltantree Winch Carson City Charles Black Sam Hicks Elm Hall I. F. Tucker Buskirk Johnson Fred Fullerton H. A George Schlappi PF. J. Tucker O. B. Manks Philip Hicks Chas. Hicks Iile Floyd Rumberger Detroit Tressa Wood John Ost. Bennett

Beauty and shoes impact on facial beauty and health

An expert warns ill fitting and tight shoes harm the face by creating wrinkles and pain. He urges shoe standards that allow natural foot movement, proper weight on the balls, and avoidance of high heels to restore grace of gait and overall health.

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New Gown Creation and Evening Wear Notes

The piece describes a white accordion pleated gown with a beaded rope girdle and a matching white shawl. It notes valets on evening gowns and winter costumes with multiple waists for morning afternoon and informal evening wear. Lingerie dresses for spring feature fuller skirts taken up at the hems.

Panamanian Exposition Courts Describe East West Union Theme

Plans for the exposition grounds describe three main courts dividing the complex from north to south. The East court evokes Orient wealth, the West court depicts Occident riches, and the central Court of the Sun and Stars symbolizes East meets West at Panama. Jules Guerin designs color schemes of Pompeiian red and Italian blues for towering 60-foot columns and jewel-like lights, with a grand sun garden seating 7,000.

Harbor View San Francisco Harbor Rmin San Francisco Bay Harbor Exposition City Golden Gate Jules Guerin Esplanade Panama America Europe Court of Four Seasons

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