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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1909
Page
3
Clothcraft advertises low prices from ten to twenty five dollars while claiming high quality. It touts an absolute guarantee on style, all wool, shape holding quality, workmanship, and durability, and notes that the guarantee does not explain the low prices.
Three generations of honest men have studied making stylish all wool clothes at medium prices. Clothcraft results from 59 sets of scientific study to eliminate waste. Output has risen and garment cost is minimized, saving dollars per unit to fund better woolens and tailoring. This line offers Ammerican clothes from $10 to $25.
Recorn sue is listed at the Alma post office for transmission through the mailer as second class matter.
Savinaw News reports Gratiot County’s fire chief George W Wallis bought four bay and brown geldings from J P Whitman Ithaca for 600 dollars. The team, praised as the finest in Michigan, weighs about 2700 pounds total and will undergo daily workouts and harnessing routines, with training to temper their high-strung nature.
Fragmentary ad copy asks readers who have used the new hot air furnaces to tell a short story about their experience, inviting others to inquire and share. The wording suggests a solicitation for customer anecdotes and testimonials.
Classified notice seeking a dependable man or woman in each county to advertise, receive offers, and manage mail order business for New York readers. Pays $19.00 weekly with no investment. Prior experience not essential. Send self addressed envelope for details. Clarke Co Wholewise Dent Park Ave New York L74-1084
The Boston News Bureau notes Pere Marquette stock has climbed from 48 to 58 amid strong finances. The company owes no floating debt and forecasts net profits between 500 000 and 600 000 dollars for the year ending June 20. Dividends are not expected for another year or two, with profits reinvested to upgrade the line and equipment.
Suit was begun today against Roma Eanes charged with alienating the affections of Emilio De Gogorga a baritone in her company Elise De Gaigorga of New York the baritone s wife filed at a Philadelphia hotel where she is stopping prior to Europe departure no statement filed attorney George Graham declined to discuss the case
At a Ithaca Epworth League meeting at the Ithaca M E church last Monday evening week officers for the year were elected. President Clyde Daniels. 1st Vice President Jany Chalker. 2nd Vice President Mrs G Tuttle. 4th Vice President Gertrude H Webster. Secretary Donelia Kinsel. Treasurer Ernest E Burchard. Organist Hotel Sears. Chorister Maggie Lassen. The Grd Vie Pres is Mrs BE E Burchard.
Michigan Agricultural College issued Bulletin No 21 on treating seed potatoes to prevent scab. It explains that scab is caused by a fungus, how spores persist in soil and storage, and recommends disinfection methods using corrosive sublimate or formalin, with formalin preferred. It notes soil conditions favoring scab, risks of lime or manure, crop rotation benefits, and that abandonment may be cheaper on badly infested soils. beets and turnips may harbor the fungus.
In Alma Michigan no city enjoys better telephone service. Local operators are courteous prompt and obliging and always on duty ready to do our bidding. The article expresses utmost respect for these faithful public servants.
Gladwin Mich man Jon Deyo suffered a twelve year struggle with a stubborn ulcer. He spent over 400000 on doctors with no relief until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured the ulcer and soothed fever sores boils and other skin ailments. Available at C F Browns.
A Saturday cyclone centered on Fowlerville wrecked buildings across a two mile radius, with an estimated 260 structures damaged or demolished and one confirmed death. About 25 people are homeless and damage may exceed $40,000 as residents helped survivors while fear lingered of another storm.
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