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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1899
Page
5
A notice urges delinquent subscribers to call and settle accounts promptly. The firm cites several hundred dollars past due, mentions sent statements to those who ignore them, and warns that unpaid accounts will be turned over to collection agencies.
The column lists widespread errands and visits including A W Wright in Saginaw and Mrs J F Lathrop in Ithaca. It notes Dr J H Lancashire in Chicago, Alma College games, and a lecture by President J B Angell. Also reported are changes at Alma Root Beer Co and S D Brewer buying J L Barber’s share, with details on bottling works and local commerce.
Mise O. K. Smith and several Ithaca residents visited Alma on Tuesday while others from St Johns Middleton and Stanton also called. The town featured a new line of neckwear at Messinger's and local social notes mention theaters, dinners, a band rehearsal, and upcoming events including a Thanksgiving spread at Milliken House and a recital at the opera house.
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