Michigan Democratic State Convention Changes Delegates System
Circulation shows plan to replace county convention caucuses with primary elections for delegate selection in Michigan. Petitions seek input on whether nominations for congressional, legislative, or county offices will be by direct vote or by conventions. action awaits outcome of June 12 primary. Local remarks praise state progress and debt free treasury, with notes on schooling, Arbor Day, and student activities in Ithaca and Alma areas.
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Lansing
Devocent
Michigan
Local items note travels and events around Alma
Harold Gaunt preached at Port Hope while visiting Fairgrove. A B Angell of Wheeler visited Alma friends. Dowagine’s PJ Seller, formerly of Alton, was in town on business. Miss Allen went to Detroit for Tra Suydam's funeral. Tra Suydam, sugar factory agriculturist at St. Lon e, visited Alma Tuesday. Mrs J T Ely of Detroit visits Alma parents. Don R Bennett, ex Alma RuCord manager, in Alma. Almanian first issue by Zeta Sigma Society. H A Granger family left for Big Rapids to reside. J W S Opdyke to El Reno Oklahoma as bookkeeper. A L Bemis, Carson City postmaster, spent Tuesday in Alma. For rent four room apartment in Opera House block. Seniors held torch light procession and serenade. First collegiate game of the season May 5 Alma vs M A C. Mrs E P Tetinox of Ithaca visits Frank Lennox at Central Michigan Produce. Bay View Club to meet with Mrs Qawahl. Mr and Mrs M Brownson visitors from Ewart. Will H Sanderson and Detroit visitors staying with Gay Lockwood. Mrs Orrits Matley leaves for Perrinton to visit niece Hattie Autiswan ill with appendicitis. Arbor Day observed with tree planting. Henry Soule buys five building lots in Alma to erect homes. First intercollegiate game at Davis Field vs M A C. Local real estate boom on the Heights. Pond, Willis Bowen, Harley Beck purchase nearby properties. Swigart & Morden handle sales.
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Harold Gaunt
Fairgrove
A. B. Angell
Wheeler
Alma
Port Hope
PJ. Seller
Dowagine
Alton
Miss Allen
Detroit
J. Seaver
Don R. Bennett
Alma Rucord
Almanian
Zeta Sigma Society
H. A. Granger
Big Rapids
J. WS. Opdyke
el Reno
Oklahoma
A. L. Bemis
Carson City
Alma RucoRp
Lancashire & Co
Davis Fold
M. A.C. A. Sanborn
M. A
E. P. Tetinox
Ithaca
Frank Lennox
Central Michigan Produce Co
Henry Soule
Hall & Sharrar
Davis ‘Field
Michigan Agricultural College
James Pond
Trescott
Willis Bowen
Baird Coverell
Harley Beck
Boyer
Swigart & Morden
Deaths Fall As New Life Pills Rise In Use
An old advertising claim states that deaths from appendicitis decrease in proportion to rising use of Dr. King's New Life Pills. The pills are said to save from danger and bring fast relief from confti tion and related ills. Guaranteed by Geo. E. Sharrar, druggist.
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Dr. King
Geo. E. Sharrar
Lage
Hospital Notes Reflect Staff Shortages and Transfers
Miss Currence visits Mr Scattergood. multiple nurses out this month. Miss Welch recovering from appendicitis in twelve days. Dr Brainerd worked in Shepherd with Dr Sayres then traveled to Coldwater Adrian and Detroit. Miss Ross to return from Ithaca and head to Barryton. Miss Reed hosted former patient Mrs Dynes from Kim Hall last Saturday.
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Miss Currence
Mr. Scattergood
Miss Welch
Uoon
Dr. Brainerd
Shepherd
Sayres
Mr. Brainerd
Coldwater
Adrian
Detroit
Miss Ross
Ithaca
Barryton
Miss Reed
Warranted Syrup of Tar Ad Promises Refund on Cough Cure
An old time patent medicine claim from Alma, BODES. Webindersigned agreement states refund if the syrup fails to cure coughs or colds. A 25 cent battle is mentioned to prove satisfaction or money refunded.
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Amor
KRAR
Alma
Bodes
ALISA
North East North Star church meeting and local notices
North East North Star reports a quarterly M. E. church meeting at Ashley, with Floyd Kinney leading services at Sowers church Sunday afternoon. Nearby incidents include a roof fire at Webster’s house, a horse saved by neighbor action, and several social events and visits among local families. The Gratiot County Teachers Association program at St Louis and Bath is listed with day by day events and speakers. Also notes on health, returns home, and a Pine-ules ad.
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M. E
Ashley
Floyd Kinney
Sowers
Pire
Webster
Geo. Reed
Chicago
Roscoe Cowdry
Roy Canfield
Boyne Falls
Corrected Apr five grain and forage prices list
Corrected Apr prices for oats and corn with shelling, buckwheat per bushel, hay and straw per ton, and high straw values for the period. Includes notes on price per unit and materials traded.
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Freshies
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China
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Charles Hulse
Tommie Francisco
McLaren
Sanday
Harriet Whalen
Dexter
Bay View Club
Qawahl
M. Brownson
Ewart
Mr. Mix
Sanitarium
Perrinton
Hattie Autiswan
North Star
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R. Carter
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W. J. Hoxie
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Walter B. Barrows
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H. O. Tooker
St. Charles
K. R. Hildreth Lauran
Mallory Rea
Geo. B. Randels
Geo. R. Sharrar
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Weekly Market Report
Peerless Cement
Alma Roller Mills
Agigett
Waxten
Wright Hall
Sutagkaks Drug Stone
King Bros
Grand Rapids
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C.E. Chandler
Butyernut, Mich
Sevings
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Insurange
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F. J. Gill
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