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The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1889

Page

8

Alma Springs Creamery Adopts Modern Milk Processing

The Alma Springs Creamery now led by George M Watchinson offers No. 1 cream butter from farm milk. Milk is cooled and churned, then washed and salted, packed in wooden tubs, and sold with air exclusion. The operation averages about 1000 pounds weekly and invites farmers to join to boost production and potential cheese making.

George Mwatchinson Alma Springs Luuch St. Clair Liverpool

College Young Men's Christian Association Week of Prayer

The Young Men's Christian Association at the college plans a special week of prayer for young men with daily noon meetings and likely special exercises on Sunday November 1th. The event mirrors a global effort by YMCAs to promote salvation of young men through earnest devotion.

Ube Association of the College

County Court Roundup of Dates and Docket Highlights

In Justice Everden's court Robert Ouderkirk of Breckenridge faces trial for keeping a saloon open on Decoration Day. Judge Taleoll issued late orders in Breckenridge. Tim Kerwin of Riverdale hosts a grand calling hop on November 29 with a best costume prize amid festive crowds.

Taleoll Everden Robert Ouderkirk Breckenridge Bownd Elpeult Tim Kerwin Riverdale Bidy Weirlig Timi

East Arcade Vacation Plans and Local Work Update

Miss Srishi's school erases Leet for a vacation this week. Carpenters will finish work on Mr tiraidy's new house. Miss Pande Sharrar begins her term in Currell district last Monday. David Cantor and Frank Gikin Te. departed for the Little Salt northeast of St Levis for a hunt. Work advances on Lie Wailing of new Grange Mall. A two story hall will rise on Leane Riel’s farm, with construction to start soon.

Srishi Carpenters Tiraidy Pande Sharrar Currell David Cantor Frank Gikin Morniyr Little Salt Annes St. Levis Tor A Crand All Hunt Ciel New Grange Mall Leane

Elm Hall vendor moves into main building in town

A partly legible notice describes changes in local businesses and property use. Chas Tigeitoe and Tiemer Glinontes have moved into nearby premises, Mr. Wallace secured a hotel venture, Jamies AL Chak’s grocery reports trade, Mr. Bair operates a new store with stock, and Slylas relocates the Post Office to a building near Blair's store, highlighting a growing village in Gratint County.

Ty Vent B. Howek Ivowerk My. Wallace Linesinens Tiemer Glinontes Jamies AL Bair Fae Slylas

New Haven News Bits and Notices

New Haven reports Mrs Jain McChaen is very sick Prayer meeting runs Wednesday nights at the Werruth Schoolhouse Mr James Wells of Uils place and Miss Mile Patterson of HKiverdale wed in Monday night ceremony Me Win Peariel president of the township Sunday school association visited the Wermth 8.5 and spoke Mr Lover responded kindly Daniel Runk, recently aided after fits, was found the next day two miles from home in a corn field nearly frozen and senseless after wandering from a Sunday night meeting

Jain McChaen Werruth James Wells Uils Place Mile Patterson Hkiverdale Win Peariel Township Sunday School Association Wermth Lover Daniel Runk

Local Notes and People of East Coe and Nearby

East Coe scene includes John Frost building a frame barn at a new place. Walkup family hosts Ohio visitors. Adam Koons has lost a horse and cow within days. F McFarren sold four young pigs in St Louis for 25 dollars. Charlie Hurlburt returns home. works on the railroad up north. Sam Kennedy drills a well and finds a 24 inch coal vein sixty feet deep. Mrs Joseph Byers and daughter return from a week south. D Alexander threshes 1900 bushels of oats from 26 acres. Maurice Skinner begins fall term in district No. this week and plans a winter lesson. Rev McClintic and family of Shep herd suffer illness this fall. An exchange laments gossip and urges readers to mind their own business and commend newspapers for what they omit.

John Frost Mr. Walkup Ohio Adam Koons F. McFarren St. Louis Charlie Hurlburt Sam Kennedy Joseph Byers D. Alexander Baker Maurice Skinner Genel McClintic

Sale of a first class side spring and single harness

Local ad notes a nearly new side spring and harness for sale at cheap price, with inquiries at Bee Hive Stores corner Lincoln and Mechanic streets near Tower Cottage. Also mentions fresh oysters in bulk from Spicer and Son for regular supply at reasonable prices, warning not to confuse with Sricen & Son.

Bee Hive Lincoln and Mechanic Streets

Prompt Decision and a Mild Business Exchange

A man enters a Michigan store and asks the proprietor for fifteen minutes of time to discuss his lying machine and stock shares. The teller refuses, emphasizing businesslike efficiency as the man pivots to the next sales pitch, ending with a brisk departure.

Michigan Dean Detroit Free Sussex County Ned

Scene on a Highway Ends in Mud Hole Pact

A Pennsylvanian highway standoff between brick and hay wagon drivers stretches one hour then another as both refuse to yield. They finally reveal they are John Dayton and Stiner trading loads, causing a toppled hay wagon and a broken wheel before mutual concession.

Pennylvania Pil Ap Pear Gata John Dayton Stiner N. Y. Bun

Foolish Habits and Contagion Warnings in Classic Anecdotes

A collection of vignettes on odd habits and dangers from pin collecting to saving string. A senator, a clergyman, a card thief, and a mesmerized bank visitor illustrate how compulsion and contamination fears shape behavior. The piece ends with a remark on women and machinery from a Rochester source.

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