Kalamazoo College Defeats Alma In Close Title Game
Kalamazoo College defeated Alma 21 to 10 to win the Michigan conference championship in a hard fought football game. Fumbles and penalties marred the play as Kalamazoo rallied late, with notable drives by Casteel and Strome and key tackles by Foote and Hoolihan. Alma’s Smith and Worthing made several threats but Kalamazoo held firm to seal the victory.
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Ty Kahitnion
Codeme
Grorvedy
Michigan
Alma
Hoolihar
Segard
Hoolithiar
Siath
Hoolihan
Casteel
Kazoo
Pearce
Strome
Taylor
Jt Bret
Seyard
McGregor
Richards
Ed Foote
Smith
Ed. Foote
Kalamazoo
Worthing
Custeel
Hell
Kalamasco
Kaxoo
Fut Lott
Alus
Me Teregar
Castor
Foote
McCrreger
Kntersin
Miegand
Castel
Extension of Subscription Payment to January 1 1917
Subscribers who prepaid or were billed in advance face extended payment terms through January 1 1917 due to difficulties in securing payments. The Record will remain at 1.00 or 1.50 per year as options are offered, with extended terms allowing continued service.
Board declines Elmwood lots for Pine River district
The Pine River and Arcada district will not purchase Elmwood subdivision lots after discovery they lie outside the district. The board will seek a suitable site within the rapidly growing city area and call another meeting when a location is found.
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Pine River
Aresda
Alma
Elmwood
Elmwood Sibdivision
Arcada
Colburn
Heard
Man Sentenced to Life for Filicide Near Middleton
Alfred Coley aged 45 of New Haven township shot his 11 year old stepdaughter Violet Higoor, then battered her skull with a shotgun in a yard dispute. He was arrested, found guilty in circuit court, and sentenced to life at Marquette. The family had a history of quarrels and Coley’s temper. The funeral was held Sunday for the victim.
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Alfred Coley
Middleton
New Haven Township
Violet Higoor
Culey
Marquette Prison
Hler
Violet Hayeper
Jen
Caley
Trix
Sherif Newell Bradford
Ithaca
Kelly
Sears
Mariquette
Coley
Marquette
Uilitaleted Gael
Coley Heme
Republic Company Buys Little Giant Hay Press Building
The Republic Motor Truck Company, Inc. buys the Little Giant Hay Press building on Michigan Avenue from the Alma Board of Trade for about 5500. The structure will be remodeled or torn down and rebuilt for use as a front axle plant or facility for making valuators. The Alma company previously owned the site but declined in business as competition increased.
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Almas
Industers
Metry
Michigan Avenue
Republic Motor Truck Company, Inc
Alia Boacd
Republic Motor Truck Company
Republic
Alma Boacd
Republic Motor Track Company, Inc
Alma Company
The
Tragic F Socially isolated man dies by dynamite device
Daniel Sellers a former resident of Isabella county Michigan killed himself with a dynamite blast Sunday morning while his family slept. He had suffered from tuberculosis and had been confined at home for weeks. He placed dynamite under himself in the woodshed attached a fuse and waited for the explosion. Both arms were found about eight rods from the house in this solitary, fatal act marking no other major damage to the dwelling.
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Daniel Sellers
Denver
Isabella County
Sellers
Howe
Will Stay Open for Christmas Shopping Nights
City stores plan to stay open every night through Christmas starting Monday to give all shoppers, especially workers, a chance to buy late. The move revives a former custom and aims to help everyone access stores at convenient times.
Merchants Ad Deadlines for Alma Record
Alma Record urges local merchants to submit advertisements by Wednesday for each issue. Late submissions risk missing publication and inconvenient follow ups. Early ads ensure better placement and smoother service.
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Nce
Alma Record
Alma
Alma considers pasteurized milk plan at eight cents
Alma health officer Dr Carney proposes city provision of pasteurized milk at eight cents per quart. He cites local demand, available cow milk supply, and farmer willingness, aiming to supply 1500 quarts daily and cover costs for a year. The plan may go before the council soon with an ordinance request.
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Alma
Pr Carney
Carney
Almit
Wounell
Ae de Corey
Muir Ivert
Perris Club Meats Institute Meeting Notes
The regular Institute Club meeting was held November 15 with business items on the agenda. Paul Adie gave a talk, Lora Olds read a poem by a Ferris Institute student titled A Student's Farewell. Refreshments followed. The Ferris Institute students will meet again November 27 at 7 00 PM in the Methodist church parlors. all Ferris Institute students are invited.
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Paul Adie
Olds
Ferrie Institute
Farwell
Fer Hsien
Alain
Ferris Institute
Nsender Oe Dinky
Pioneer Citizen Silas Moody Dies at Home in Forest Hill
Silas Moody, respected Gratiot County resident and former Michigan legislator, died at home in Forest Hill on November 18, 1916. He settled in Gratiot County in 1861, taught Sunday school nearly thirty years, and served as station agent for the Ann Arbor railroad. Born May 30, in Chatham Ohio, he was a widely active community figure, member of the Congregational church, and father to several children. The obituary notes his enduring public service and deep local ties.
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Moody Hadeen
Gratiot County
Mr. Moody
Silan Moody
Chatham
Medina County
Ohio
Tie
Forest Hill
Michian
William Ad Mir Moody
William Moody
Bosiulie
Neampshire
Moodys
England
Sid
Willian Moody
Lafayette
Royalton
Silas Moody
Mance
Congregational Church
Ellen Mary Chay
Thie Happy Witer
Arthur Newton
George A., Tiet
Edith Carrie
George Moody
Park Lake
Moody
Fox
Moody Teaver
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Oma
Kastoo
Alfred Caley
Miss Haysner
Kelly S. Sears
Republic Company
Little Giant Hay Press
Board of Trade
Motor Truck Co
Carr
Ner
Fuse
Perris Club Meats
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