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The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1912

Page

3

Michigan Crop Report Reflects Regional Wheat and Corn Yields

Lansing reports statewide wheat conditions and county yields. southern counties show 81 percent of normal, central 85, northern 89 with total October wheat marketed 280,081 bushels. Estimated August-October wheat marketing reaches 1,750,000 bushels across mills, elevators, and grain dealers.

Lansing Mich Upper Peninsula Ber Coi ‘Tes Bishelsy Central

Massachusetts Supreme Court Validates Eddy Trust Ruling

The Massachusetts Supreme Court decides Rev. Mary Baker Eddy created a valid public trust to be administered by a court-appointed trustee, barring heirs from inheritance. It bars a state statute limit on the bequest to the church but allows the trust to be managed per Eddy’s wishes, applying only to two properties valued around 143000 dollars in Massachusetts. The New Hampshire Supreme Court previously ruled Eddy’s fortune trust for promoting Christian Science remains valid.

Massachusetts Supreme Court Mary Baker Eddy Mrs. Eddy Massachuseats Chiristian Science Shurch

Town Line social notes from St Louis area

Town line news records visits and doings around St Louis and nearby areas. Residents such as Mrs J Hill Mrs Arthur Childs and families of Alma Crystal Lake and Forest Hill appear along with farmers and workers in the region. Many Sunday gatherings, illnesses and travel plans are noted with names and places including Sag inaw Port Huron and Dickson Ohio.

Heller Jesse Elison Port Huron Ellison John Camper Saginaw Chas Wood Glen Himmerty Fez Mr. Nicks John Snyder Detroit Floral Waldo West Hazel Webb Geo. Webb Joe Webb P.M. Railrows Co Karhryy Almament Aid Herman Crtrretice Mildred Elna Wiley Laura Aimebors Elmer Lasral Moly Alma Accent of Reliefs Grand Rapids Geo Webb Forenst Hill Christian Church Daniel Wood Alava Edd Hutiin J. Moevner Pleft George Ward Race Ward Diloffer Ohin Huffman Monlay Patt Whitcraft Campbell Bert Cora Abbott Prook Church Leora Morton Mowell Nte Ohn

Local Notes on Whitcraft Gravel Sale and Community News

Frank Whitcraft finished hauling gravel to Elwell for a new elevator and to St. Louis for the electric light plant. He reported selling Alma five thousand five hundred thirty five loads to pave streets this summer. Several local residents visited, hosted guests, and schools resumed after a short break amid windy disruptions affecting Union Telephone lines.

Frank Whitcraft Elwell St. Lews Whitcraft Alma Lennon Lansing Willieman Henry Lewis Vestabure James Wood Breckenridge Cass Wood Lennon Cane Ohio Frank Whitecraft Miss Long Wim. Long Ferris Center Dora Wiley Union Telephone Company William Rogers Clemens Rogers Vthat Flint Patt Whitcraft Mr. Whitcraft James Harman Gorman Childs Shepherd Hartman Daniel Wood Wright Archila Kate Boyle Cros Village Johny Wright Ehhorhead Cheboygan Chicago

Pere Marquette Schedule Fragment

Train timetable fragment mentions Pere Marquette with times 10:25 a.m. and 8:10 p.m. plus 4:38 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. routes include Ann Arbor North South with times such as 8:35 a.m. and 12:29 p.m. as well as references to motor car service and numbers like 147 ppm 8:20 ppm 8:17 ppm.

Eas West Ann Arbor North

30 000 Voices Praise Dean's Kidney Pills

Alma resident Mrs J Farton of 201 Lincoln Ave, Alma Michigan credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief from dull backaches and kidney pains after two boxes. She reports no aches since taking them. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo NY, sole US agents, sells for 50 cents. Remember the name Dean's.

Dean Alma J. Farton Lincoln Aves Mich All Deale Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Weather summary for October 1912 and notes

October 1912 weather data show mean temperature 51.5 with a mean maximum of 6 and mean minimum of 40. Maximum temperature occurred on the 6th and a minimum on the 16th. Precipitation totaled 3.95 inches with 0.96 inches in a single 24 hour period. There were 1 clear day and 9 days with some precipitation. The report lists names and entities such as C Carnahan F Martin and places like Fulton Alma Riverdale among others.

Local Markets and prices in agricultural quotients

Market quotations updated each Thursday morning list Wheat No 1 white at 99 cents, corn at 10 cents, beans 1.60, rye 65 cents, clover seed 10.50, hay Timothy 14.00, mixed 2.00, oats 4.00, straw prices 4.00 to 5.50, livestock quotes include pigs 6.00 per cwt, hogs 4.75, beef cattle 3.00 to 5.00, sheep 2.50 to 3.00, lambs 5.00, veal calves 0.75 to 1.50, dressed hogs 0.50, veal 1.00, poultry and hides prices listed, butter 28 cents, eggs 2s per dozen.

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Local Property Transfers List Fragment

A dense list of property transfers and deed demises across multiple towns, names such as Higins, Jodge, Alma, Wy McCloskey, Coles, Naldrett, Weeks, Jessup, Delavan, Squire, Duffy, Corwin, Woodman, Tyroler, Shaukel, Shaffer, Lavoy, Reynolds, Campbell, Anderson, Allen, Cohoon, Langhead, Gee, Peabody, Moye, Parks, Avelborn, Henry, Zimme, and various streets, blocks, and lots. The record covers numerous parcels with grantor and grantee pairs, lot designations, and cross-town references including St Louis, North Haven, Ithaca, Olympia and North Star areas, with monetary figures sparsely noted.

A. Squire Swat N. Haven D. C Betha VY. A Squire D. A Squire No Haven W.T. Duffy L. Vo Hamp Cheesman St. Louis N. Lyon L. I Corwin Ashley .O. Woodman J. Corwin Ashi PR. Tyroler St. Louis AC Shaukel A. Shaffer A. C. Lavoy Palmer Blu Hall R. P. Reynolds Pierce Middleton O. BR Campbell E. EB Forquer Newton Add J. Allen L. ‘McConkey Rockingham Alma Cohoon M/E Holmes New Pine River O. Langhead L. Johnson Washington E. Gee W. Kellogg A. Peabody F. W. Peabody North Star G. Peabody J. L. Hass E. Ithaca F. Parks C. Hust Arcada A.M. Avelborn Hl Palmer F.C. Henry Hower St. Lewis W. HL Zimme

Evening With Sam Walter Foss Program Suggested

Miss Jennie Buell of Ann Arbor outlines a Sam Walter Foss day for Michigan State Grange. The program centers on Foss life and poems, with readings from Land on Your Feet Hullo The Volunteer Organist and Is Little Bob Tucked In The House by the Side of the Road read in full as Foss favorite. Grange evenings may feature an entertaining uplifting program celebrating home life and nature through Foss poems and discussion.

Michigan State Grange Jennie Buell Ann Arbor Sam Walter Foss Grangee Mr. Foss L Ife

Yoakum Talk Spurs Grange Drive for Coop Farming

B F Yoakum tract on high marketing costs at College Texas galvanizes Granges nationwide. He notes consumers paid 19 billion for farm products while farmers received 6 billion, with distribution costs totaling 7 billion. His address strengthens calls for cooperative selling to cut marketing waste.

College Tex B. F. Yoakum Mr. Yoakum Texas Farmers’ Congress Yoakuim Yoakum

Politics and the Grange Adopts Civic Role at Lily Dale

The New York State Grange secretary W N Giles outlined the group’s political stance at Lily Dale Chau-tauqua. He urged members to engage in politics responsibly and study issues before acting, stressing individual effort over collective representation. A profile notes Mrs Susie A M Clure of Munsonville, a dedicated Grange member who attended 60 meetings, logged extensive travel for inspections, and exemplifies New Hampshire’s devoted female membership.

Grange Lily Dale N. Y New Hampshire Susie A. M. Clure Munsonville Pomona Gra

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