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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1908
Page
4
The store touts phenomenal discounts as it urges customers to visit and buy quickly. Emphasizes to sell everything fast with almost unbelievable prices and the sight of goods to entice crowds.
Enthusiastic teachers unite rural village and city schools for a county meet at Davis Field Al ma on Friday May 20 1905 at 1 pm. Two classes of events Class A and Class B offer prizes. Schools urged to enter a few events even if not all. A big day and a new era are planned with families urged to attend.
The Gratiot County W C T U held its second county convention at Wheeler over the past Wednesday and Thursday amid heavy rain. Delegates from most unions attended, with a memorial service for four members lost during the year. Neva Allen and Lucile Long won silver medals in the contest, and Miss Bils of Spring Lake gave an inspiring lecture. Wheeler schools offered a musical program and the event featured reports, new memberships, and officer elections led by Norma Mudge as president.
Caple Soule Hardware Co. is succeeded by Caple Hardware Co with John Caple as president and Walter Caple as secretary and treasurer. Mr Soule withdraws from the firm and devotes his building and contract business to Caple. The Record notes Walter Caple will lead the new firm, and calls on friends in Sant for support. Lost pocketbook with money to be rewarded by J. A. Mano in St. Louis Michigan.
Probate hearings held May 2 and May 13 for wills and estates. Elias C Phillips named executor for William T Nichols. Guardianship petition for Epene tus Salter hearings set for June 1. Determination of heirs for Ferdinand Smith and Latta L Fisher hearings scheduled June 13. William Barley estate claims hearing ended May 16. Sarah J Capin estate: administrator Frank Sebring appointed and real estate sale petition with hearing set for June 1.
Alma audiences will hear Mozarts Cosi Fan Tutte performed on stage under Mr St John with a capable cast. Miley Dora Alexander as Isidora Grace Meusinger as Dorabella Hermann N Morse and Lucius Bagley as Ferrando and Gratiano Ralph V McNitt as Don Alfonso Lars M Allen as Despina lead a refined production praised for musical accuracy and appeal.
Frank Bonosti sells the bakery on Superior Street to Lloyd White who will lease the space south of Rhodes Drug Store and open a modern bakery and lunch room. White, longtime Blue Front proprietor, plans a well equipped operation to cater to local demand.
May 4 through May 10 incidents include drunk on train dispositions and fines. Leon Hews listed, Charlie Peterson paid costs for drinking. Louis Butterfield second offense nine and ten days in Detroit House of Correction. Ollie Warden, 11, thirty days in county jail for drinking. Gustaf Clarehant charged with killing and attempting to possess a wild duck. Deputy Game and Fish Warden Charles Petit filed complaint. Respondents from Belgium, 22 years old, represented in court by Michigan Sugar Company Alma Plant.
Alma and Olivet prepare for a May 23 dual meet at Davis Field in the forenoon with a post meet ball game. The meet decides the M A A moot with Olivet needing about 45 points to win. Alma aims for at least 10 and possibly more. Entries include McComb on sprints, Duncanson in several events, Bradfield and others competing across dashes, hurdles, jumps, and throws. The outcome hinges on a close, exciting contest as Alma athletes seek to boost their chances.
County seat residents meet at the courthouse to organize a Law and Order League with E W Ashley as president Josph Herrod as secretary and P D Petite as treasurer in a local civic effort to promote public safety and uphold order.
The document lists 1908 01 teaching staff headed by Superintendent F E Billeworth and Principal Clair Upthegrove. It specifies teachers for English Latin German music drawing manual training and grade assignments from Eighth through Kindergarten plus ward school principal Annette McLaren and sub-primary and kindergarten staff. It also includes a short sale notice and political digressions.
The Womans Missionary Society plans a Monday afternoon meeting with Mes James A J Funnel and James. J. C. Bury s News selected temporary chairman of the National Convention in Chicago. Thuraday afternoon the Thimble Club of the M B church enjoyed a country day at Mrs Ferris home. Cadiz gas pipe railing outside the post office used to vent steam, frightening passersby as it vents live steam from a boiler, sending workers fleeing.
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