31 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1905
Page
1
A fragmentary notice from a bank states a pledge to the public and customers, naming officers W. Wiccur as president Wa. S Turck as vice president and Ely Brewnhaker as cashier. It mentions interest on certificates of deposit and references to a safety deposit box.
The Further Light's Missionary Society of the Baptist church met at Miss Amanda Engelstatin's home Friday evening. Officers elected include President Fanttle Smithy Vice President Lidith McCallum Secretary Pearl Hazelton Treasurer Loretta Clum. Light refreshments were served. Sunday sermons at Presbyterian church morning and evening feature Rev A J Funnel. Bay View Club to meet Miss Marian Paddack Monday April 4.
The Republicans of Pine River township nominate a full slate for township officers. George W. Abbott is named for Supervisor, Perry Leonard for Clerk, Lavi Lambright for Treasurer, Walter E. Jewett for Highway Commissioner, Brundage for Justice of the School Board, vy W. Sprague and Silas Moody as school inspectors, with Frank Lambright, Frank Frear, Frank White, and George Kemp nominated for census duties.
Hager to award contract for a Selinol site school building after bids exceeded estimate. Firms Clark Munger City Kearman Mertiati of Knyvinaw Van Leyen of Detreadt and GM Edwards of Mane must revise figures. A meeting to revisit bids is likely this week to avoid exceeding the 20000 loan limit.
All persons indebted to me call at my residence or settle at once by bankable note. The account timat Lapsett lord aor, dons W Drax, Miss Math Huleon of Riverdale attended the confrontation at St John church.
A new CapleSoule Hardware Co enters business with a $20 000 capital in Michigan. Officers include Caple president Henry H Soule secretary and W W Caple treasurer. The firm succeeds Caple & Hall and later I S Caple & Son, promising growth and strong local ties.
A large turnout filled the Alma association room as members approved a constitution and by laws. Officers listed include J. KE. Pollo and N. J. McCullough among others. plans for formalizing transportation, advertising and entertainment divisions were noted. Local merchants pledged support to advance Alma's city interests and future Record columns will publish the bylaws and formation details.
The upcoming spring election asks voters to approve or reject three constitutional amendments. One would modify a prohibition on state work or internal improvements, tied to highway funding and state participation. The second pair concern Genesee County, allowing higher salaries for a circuit judge and creating a county supervisors board with auditing powers, continuing a trend toward local control. The editor notes the need for constitutional correction to curb local bills and streamline administration.
At City Hall last Friday the Citizens Democratic convention nominated a city ticket to challenge the regular Republican ticket. The report lists mayoral and ward nominees, notes competition across wards, and stresses the impact on state politics with a forthcoming April election.
A chaotic message urges every resident to register to vote, noting the Board of Registration will be at City Hall from 10 AM to 8 PM Saturday to allow people to register. It stresses that anyone living here must register to vote and to help neighbors do the same.
Miss Syreia Allen wed Mr. Arthur Neda of Wheeler in a ceremony at the Bride’s Quarters. Rev. George Allen officiated before about ninety friends and relatives as music filled the room and the bride wore white with bridesmaids in pale attire. Gifts were numerous and the couple plans to begin housekeeping.
Judge Stone writes a partisan warning about campaigning on state issues and potential endorsements. He urges investigation of his work as chief judge and invites questions, while stating his actions are not to influence voters but to clarify the election context. The letter aims to sustain public interest and transparency in the political process.
A fragmented letter describes a Marshall Michigan to Donedin journey and a visit to Alma Utele and Jacksonville. It notes weather, scenery, and daily life, mentioning a How Mission and a Washington celebration at a school for colonized people with bright, intelligent scholars.
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