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The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1916

Page

4

Gratiot County to vote on bonds for new Poor House

Public notice states Gratiot County electors will consider a $40,000 bond issue at the April 1916 election to fund a new County Poor House on the NE quarter of section 12, Town 10 N, Range 3 W. Bonds bear up to 5 percent interest, repaid in three yearly installments from 1917 to 1919. Register to vote by meeting at Alma council room. notice includes gender equal registration.

Gratiot County Michigan Board of Supervisors and Gratiot County Janu County of Gratiot Gratiot Mure Aegis Newell M. Bradford Mich

Obituary: George Buck Dies at Forest Hill Home

George Buck born in Canada on March 28, 1886 died at his home near Forest Hill on March 12, 1916 aged 7 years 11 months and 16 days. He leaves a widow two sons two daughters one sister and other relatives and friends to mourn their loss.

George Buck Canada Forest Hill

St Louis bans youth cigarette smoking in public places

Notice enforces a 21 age limit on cigarette smoking in public areas and on public highways in St Louis. Fines up to 50 dollars apply to smokers and dealers face up to 50 dollars and 30 days imprisonment or both. The measure aims to curb underage smoking and curb dealer encouragement.

St.Louis

Town Line Notes From Alma Area

Mrs John Bamble and Mrs Berry visited Mrs Barnett Leonard in Forest Hill with Mrs Mary Leonard of Forest Hill. Harlow Raycraft of Alma spent the week with brother Leo Raycraft. Laws Aid had a large crowd after Thursday gathering hosted by Mrs John Leonard. Kyser and daughter visited Mrs Tom Grover on Friday. William Gallagher and family return from Oklahoma to farm this summer. Leo Raycraft and family traveled to St Louis on business. Mrs John, an Alma caller, visited Arlie Couley Tuesday. Elsie Gallagher and Mire Will Hook were in Et Chine. Mrs Will Thomas was in Alma Saturday.

John Bamble Berry Barnett Leonard Mary Leonard Forest Hill Harlow Raycraft Alma Leo Raycraft John Leonard Laws Aid Kyser Tom Grover William Gallagher Oklahoma St. Louis John One Arlie Couley Elsie Gallagher Will Hook Chine

Cure of diseases without surgery advertised by Lt Halden

Government statistics show preventable diseases cause more misery than war and the cure is claimed to be possible without operation. Lt Halden offers free constitution examination and advice, only charging for medicines, inviting all with any disease to call. Married women must be accompanied by husbands and minors by parents.

Gan Halden Hayden

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