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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1906
Page
4
Notice shows Alma Record Company entry for transmission through use of mails. Indicates publication handling and post office involvement. Name Ch. Brows Hilltor de Rucomul appears as an applicant or party in the notice.
Official notice calls the Michigan Republican State Convention to meet at Hight Guard Armory Detroit on Wednesday August 8 1906 at 1 PM for nominating state officers selecting a state central committee and other business. It details delegate apportionment, county conventions, and required duties of party officers and committees. The document also references broader political notes on senate votes and national economic data.
Counties across the state will hold Republican county conventions on Monday June 15 to elect delegates to the state convention. Delegates to county nominations are chosen Tuesday June 12 by enrolled Republican voters in each county. A Grand Rapids Herald straw poll shows strong support for direct election of U.S. senators and for the state convention to nominate. The Alma College Bulletin 1908-7a volume has been released.
A wartime like essay extols shade from trees cooling streets and reducing heat illness, urges New York park authorities to plant in tenement districts, and contrasts with political reform debates. It recalls a Muskegon banquet critique of Democratic primary reform and cites assorted notices and ads from a.Gratiot area paper.
Students and teachers at Alma High School attend the Teachers Association meeting in St. Louis. The Alma Debating Club forfeited a debate with Ithaca and later decided not to meet again this year. Seniors plan commencement week invitations and matters. Myra Carr forecasts an electric road linking Alma Ithaca and St. Louis by fall. Several staff and student visits noted. drawing class sketched a bridge scene. eighth graders beat seventh in a ball game.
Mrs. Lucis Wilke of Caroline Wisconsin found relief from a long lasting leg sore when a 25 cent tin of Mucklen's Arnica Salve cured it. The item touts Arnica as the greatest antiseptic for piles boils and sores from Sharner's true store.
A historic note describes a mild remedy, Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup, used to stimulate digestion, liver, and bowels without irritation. It contrasts with pills or ordinary cathartics, claiming no nausea or griping and a pleasant taste, attributed to Geo Sharrar.
Twelve first class organized tours leave Chicago July 7 18 and August 1 to Colorado Utah Yellowstone Portland Seattle San Francisco and Southern California. Expenditures cover hotel arrangements train schedules and itineraries. Write for full plans and passenger totals. A Huretison Manager Tourist Department 212 Clark St Chicago TL 415.
Real estate transfers show Samuel McCutcheon to Hannah Beasley for It No 29 Pompeii and back, plus numerous urban parcels in Alma and surrounding towns. Transactions include Geo Argent to John M Montigel It 3 blk 5 Cohoon Add Alma, Alma Manufacturing Co to Frank Dietz pt blk 14, Alma, and multiple other lot, block, and garden plots with names like Samuel Helms, James Porterfield, and Frank W Brown involved in transfers across Ithaca North Shade Park Place West and Fire River areas.
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