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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1889
Page
9
A round up of local notes reports Charles Brooks Jr becoming the Wallace house landlord at Elm Tall and planning improvements for travelers. Also notes Rev DM Christy leaves Ithaca for Laporte Ind and trustee appointments in the village.
Mrs Antu Strayer mother of J Ko ane Nathaniel Strayer passed Friday after illness. Funeral at Elm Mall Church Sunday conducted by Rev Shelly. Adams has contracted with the 1 of T's, business at the old stand may resume. Jay Wart sick at his mother's residence John Seagant Arcada Center. Co Kildy and fundy Inewe visiting Ovid. College prayer meeting at G D Downs Sunday eve. Ten pound girl born to Me Bests wife. In Yerington collecting Monday. Farm hands busy. barn fire causes loss of about five thousand. Dora Wood's school closed Friday. Lillie ath and Eddie Dora win attendance prizes. Tule of the day Shall we build a Grange hall.
Fred Oustead and Miss Ella Riley hosted Mr and Mrs Isaac Russell in Oustead. News notes include Mrs Tsaae tassel visiting south state, Dr Shurrar first to corn Winked, Cort yields about ten bushels per acre, wheat harvest prospects, Ely Raycratt’s house near occupancy, and a snowy Oct 17 storm. Emmett to move to Gladwin, Success My Elisha Church to Ohio, Boughton to move from Clinton County, Grange crowd, new shell for horse comfort, apple sorting, Watts adds a west wing, Thomas Raycraft and C F Wright shipped apples to Clare, Brain intruding fields at night, bear in swamps, Barton visiting son John from Portland Townt Co.
The state faces a clash over a law requiring all election tickets to be printed by the state under the Secretary of State. If Attorney General Trowbridge’s decision stands, fifteen hundred townships must prepare ballots months before spring elections to give printers time, risking widespread errors. Critics call the law absurd and urge reversal.
Classified notes announce sale offers for a spring side buggy harness and stage harness. requests for work horses, exchange deals, and contact details. Stated strays include red steers and heifers with a black calf, rewards offered. Additional notices seek Montana horses in exchange for road-worthy mounts, with Wright's Livery Barn as contact.
Notice states the partnership Wright Schneider Stutte dissolves by mutual consent between Ammi W Wright Herman F W Scheier and James A Stultz. All creditors and debtors must present accounts for settlement. James StutTZ will handle settlements at the firm’s office.
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