South better in the South Atlantic states says Babson
economist Roger W Babson reports from Maryland to Florida and Georgia that conditions have improved in the South over the past year. He notes strong prospects for sales in cities like Greensboro Charlotte Charleston Columbia and Atlanta, Florida’s mixed mood and the potential for real estate shifts and diversified farming as a path to fuller regional growth.
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Roger W. Babson
Alma
Maryland
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Washyin
Italy
France
South Atlantic
South
Virginia
North Carolina
Empire State
Union
Miami
Tampa
Education Lessens Venereal Diseases in Michigan
Lansing reports Dr. R. M. Olin notes a decline in gonorrhea and syphilis cases due to a three year state campaign. Newspapers aided public knowledge, with 18 free clinics helping treated patients remain non infectious and productive. Tanlac advertised as a tonic for children.
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Lansing
R. M. Olin
Olin
Michigan
New York Tribune
Dr. Olin
Local Happenings Tersely Told
George Ward of Saginaw visited Alma Monday. Ralph Chipholm of Brockerridge and G M Goold of Markos Springs were in Alma on Monday. The Oh Conservation League to meet May 25 at Mes Cholille Allen’s home. The Alma postoffice employees to meet June 1 in the city. Police report for April shows ten arrests. Catherine Wynne of Northwestern High School purchased the Frank Fea farm west of Mima. Floyd H Glaes returned from fishing on the Manistee river with a rainbow catch. The Alma Shrine No. 28 will meet May 16 at the Marion Temple. A two reel moving picture on steel conversion will be shown. Civic League discussed site for a park near waterworks. Next Civic League meeting June 2 in Repubic school. Little Lynn Gruesbeek and Donald Mendel ill. The Whoesever Class to meet at the Community House Tuesday. Mrs M C Moree and Mrs Seger in Lansville. Early Wilcox on business with J A Jackson. Jesse Noble and daughter of Lyons visiting Alma. Achiel Vaneck of near Stanton visiting family. Rev C A Wright’s Child Welfare event at church Sunday afternoon. Mothers’ Day program next Sunday morning. Loyal Workers to meet at Carson City Friday evening.
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George Ward
Ralph Chipholm
Brockerridge
G. M. Goold
Markos Springs
Alma Record Office
W. Albright
Alfred T. Willart
Ithaca
Boelness
G. Stuyter
State Savings Bank
Alma
Willan
Moody
Detroit
Almas
Petoskey
Joram Kanbet
Owosan
Iyu
Winslow
Rootusnti's
Gilverti
Reeve
Savina
Preop
106Th Cavalry
Michigan
Ely
Alma Tusdas
Alka
Sharm & Watson's
Oh Conservation League
Mes
Cholille Allen
Lowte Street
Eli Pear
Alma Posteffee
Punty
Hob Heen
Catherine Wynne
Dutrait
Tim
St. Alma Shrine No
W. S. of J
Manonle
W. Fh
Supreme Convention
Lanier C. Ap
Alma Civic Improvement League
Willowehonl
Feaneis King
UN Logrue
Lautiete’ Park
Civic League
Repubic Evhowl
Charity Javon
DeWits
Imake
Belle Mardinn
Early Wilcox
Moughton
Howard Mard
Ionia
J. A. Jackson
Jesse Noble
Lyons
Achiel Vaneck
Near Stanton
C. A. Wright
Iohacaan
Seger
Lansing
Pen
Mis Gardner
Carson City
Weekend Movements North of East Alma and Lansing
East Alma residents Willard 8 Peterson Eastward at Elsie visited over the weekend. Ed Wing Hayes avenue works in a Hillshbury factory near Windsor Ontario. Walter Martin from Eastward street returned from Illinois. Mr Dunn on Grove avenue recovering from pneumonia. Dan and wife Duffey moved to Short street east of Republic. Eli Hemp and Carmen were home from Lansing, returning Monday with Walter Martin, Hemp’s son-in-law. Gephart couple left Eastward street for Lansing. Waldo Peterson and wife visited Lansing relatives. A three reel moving picture at Eastminster chapel last Sunday depicted missionary life in China.
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Willard
Peterson
Elsie
Wing
Hayes Avenue
Hillshbury
Windsor
Ont
Walter Martin
Eastward
Dunn
Grove Avenue
Dan Duffey
Short Street
Republic Avenue
Eli Hemp
Carmen
Lansing
Hemp
Gephart
Eastward Street
Waldo Peterson
Fred Hare
Eastminster Chapel
China
Rat Snap Ad Promises Quick Pest Control
An old advertisement from Garner Hill and Gladstone touts RAT SNAP for rats and pests, claiming it kills quickly and leaves a carcass petrified. Sold by C. R. Murphy and Winslow drug stores with a social size box at Bond Stationery. includes pricing and a boxed promise of guaranteed results.
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C. R. Murphy
Winslow Ros
Lailies
Bond Stationery
Record Office
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Money Savers
G. W. Wright
Babson
Orlens
Molle
Dermacola
Jacksonville
Mexico
South America
Central Western
Paterson Drug Co
Sethtuon
Little Lynn Gruesbeek
Donald Mendel
Whoesever Clase
East Alma
Garner Hill
Gladstone
Sells
Bay
Alma City Laundry
F. O. B. Flint
Shreeve & Buccanning
Alma, Mich
West Superior St
Strand Theater
Nduils de
Ethel Lasky
Gloria
Rudolph Valentino
Paris
Alps
London
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