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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
9
A meeting is set at the First State Bank next Tuesday to plan Digard calf chute stock registration and grow Gratiot County’s registered stock. Youths 10 to 18, families, and supporters are invited to attend, aiming to boost local stock while noting higher initial costs but larger returns.
East Alma report notes Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Augustine and son visiting his parents in Ithaca for the Easter season. Mrs. Nelson of Republic avenue shows improvement after a severe pneumonia attack. Francis McBain on Republic avenue remains very ill with pneumonia but improving. The Westcott family on Hayes avenue rents an eighty acre farm four miles northeast of St. Louis and will move in. Emmett Hopkins, two years old of Highland avenue, is very ill with pneumonia. Mrs. John McIntyre of Michigan avenue visited her daughter Mary, a nurse at a Battle Creek sanatorium. The Kennedy family, Grove avenue,...
Wright School reports Mr and Mrs Wesley Webb moved to a new home on the old Brewbaker place. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Way Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Ed Vancore with their Pompeii daughter visited Mr and Mrs Giles Isham last week. Erwin Webb is absent from school this week due to illness. Mr and Mrs Anderson are visiting in Illinois this week. Mr and Mrs Chas Smith with son and Mr and Mrs Dorland Smith and
The Circuit Court of Gratiot County will hear a petition by Auditor General Oramel B Fuller for a decree allowing sale of delinquent lands for taxes, interest and expenses. The hearing is set for April at Ithaca with notices to creditors to contest by the term’s first day, then a May public sale at the county treasurer’s office unless bids suffice. The petition lists Schedule A parcels and details unpaid taxes dating back to 1800 or earlier, asserting valid liens and requests decree to enable sales.
Fragmented OCR notes describe township and range references, sections, and measurements across multiple parcels. The text lists bearings, distances, and corner descriptions, with references to NE, SE, SW quarters and encroaching roads and rivers, plus scattered lot identifiers and historical dates.
The readable OCR shows a mixed, partial property description with directions and measurements such as north 60 feet and west 157 feet, referencing a lot and vicinity near Alma. Several figures and letters are garbled, leaving the core details unclear and incomplete.
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