Michigan educational scoring test shift for butter and cheese
The November test for butter and cheese will move from Detroit to Grand Rapids due to crowded cold storage. Samples must be labeled by hand separator or whole milk creameries to separate classes in scoring. Past contest saw 101 butter and 36 cheese samples with butter averaging 98.7 and top score 97.5 by Buchanan Creamery Co. Central Michigan Produce Co. scored 14 points.
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Michigan
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Buchanan Creamery Co
Central Michigan Produce Co
Alma Falls 12 to 1 in Intercollegiate Clash at Kalamazoo
Alma University suffered a 12 to 1 defeat to Kalamazoo in a rough intercollegiate game at Kalamazoo last Friday. Alma led 11 to 0 at halftime but failed on a goal kick, letting Kalamazoo surge in the second half with two touchdowns and a successful extra point. Key players included Schultz Helmer and Kimmerlee for Kalamazoo, while Alma showed early progress with drives to Kalamazoo’s one yard line before the half ended.
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Alma
Kalamazoo
Tug
Kazoo
Baptist
Kalamazag
Senate
Schultz
Carr
Helmer
Schulz
Angell
Baptistes
Kimmerlee
Post
Maroon and Cream
Lamiazoo “Carr
le. Clarke
McCollamart
Pardy Marshall
Manley
Toul ‘Ergason
Betane Williams Schultz
Osbourne
Casterlin
Q. B. Arndts
Magidschn
Kimmerlee Evans
Hollisters
T U. of M.prise
Kalanzoo
Alma Banks Make Good Showing in Published Statements
The Alma banks show creditable results as their financial statements appear in a newspaper column. The statements were requested by the Banking Department to verify solvency, and depositors can learn about their home bank by inquiry. Banks urge customers to build relations, offer honest credit, and assist in financial matters with safe terms.
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Alma
Wsuas
Banking Department
New Management Takes Over Alma Steam Laundry
Price of Saginaw assumes exclusive control of the Alma Steam Laundry and arrives to oversee operations in the A. W. Brock building. Johns remains in Alma for now with no definite plan, while the committee reviews a ten year gas plant franchise proposal backed by local capital.
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St. Louis
Council
Home Capital
Alma Sugar Co. Slicing Beets to End by December 2
The Alma Sugar Co. will finish slicing beets around December 2 and asks all patrons to have their beets in by then. Harvesting and hauling conditions are excellent, yielding good quantities. The year has been profitable for both farmers and the factory, with widespread satisfaction.
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Alma Sugar Co
Hospital Notes From Tesco County Patients
Wm Marvin of Tesco county was at the hospital for an operation but returned home as it was not needed. Miss Reed remains at Reed City nursing. Mrs Brainard has been ill for several days. Nursing classes have been disrupted for a month due to hospital and outside work, but work will resume soon.
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Wm. Marvin
Tesco County
Miss Reed
Reed City Nursing
Does It Pay A Sample Almanac Of Alma Grocers Prices
A comparison of B C Harley Co prices with Alma Grocers Prices shows a home merchant saving about 1.04 dollars on a same quantity order. The Alma Business Men's Association endorses buying locally for lower costs and local employment.
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Almi
Harley Co
Dayton, C
Alma Business Men's Association
Alma
Alma Business Met
L. N. Baker
R. H. Miller
B. W. Ellison Medler & Demuth Lee Mercantile CO
Alma Business Men’s Association
Circuit Court Ad Of Since the Last Issue
The People vs J H Kimball information quashed on motion for defendant released from custody. The People vs Robert Schonk continued. The People vs Campbell guilty by jury verdict. Not yet vent stead. The People vs Ed Morse part of evidence insufficient to convict verdict not guilty. The People vs W H Ream information quashed. Hiram B Giddings v Toor relator determined to have taken office. Other questions of law to be determined later. Syer v Naildrost on trial.
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the People
J. H. Kimball
B. H. Sawyer
Campbell
Steed
The
People
Ed Morse
W. H. Ream
Frank R. Monfort
M. BR. Salter
Hiram B. Giddings
Henry J. Toor
Board of Public Works
Attendence at Traverse City Sunday School Convention Breaks Records
At Traverse City an overflow crowd attended the State Sunday Association School Convention last week with enthusiastic singing and patriotic songs. J. W. Milliken of Werne City was elected president and D. B. Allen of Was chosen secretary. Allen spoke en route to Alma about the M. E. school. Delegates Mrs. F. L. Genvis and Fred You Thuarn from the Methodist and Presbyterian churches will report next Sunday.
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Traverse City
J. W. Milliken
Werne City
D. B. Allen
Allen
Almasutepcks
M. E. School
F. L. Genvis
Fred You Thuarn
Methodist
Presbyterian
Notice of dissolution of Johns and Price laundry firm
The firm of Johns & Price, owners and managers of the Alma Steam Laundry in Alma Michigan, has been dissolved by mutual consent. Jas C Price continues the business and pays all bills, while accounts are to be paid to him. Robert Johns retires from the firm. Dated Alma Michigan November 18, 1K. Signed Robert Johns and Jas Price.
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Johns & Price
Michae
Alma
Jas. C. Price
Jas
Price
Mer
Robert Johns
Alma, Mich
Robert Johnsons
Teachers Attend Tid Semi Annual Gratiot County Meeting
Over two hundred teachers gathered in Ithaca for the Tid semi annual meeting of the Gratiot County Teachers Association. They heard papers on Manual Training and the Compulsory Attendance Law, plus talks on school evidence, rural school advantages, and the role of teachers as moral factors. Supt. DeWitt of St Louis was elected vice president. attendance law approved. resolutions of respect to Prof J W Ewing adopted.
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Ithaca
Gratiot County Teachers’ Association
Marjorie Kinnon
C. F. Pike
Grawn
Geo. B. Randells
J. W. Ewing
Misa Ethel Gillie
Burton E. Carmany
Parke Watkins
Annie Brown
Anna Graham
Knanse
Spencer
State Library
Shumway
J. F. McDonald
Michigan State Board of Health
Supt. DeWitt
St. Louis
A. F. Rockwell
Revs
Williams
Wilsox
Salyer
Fire at Alma saloon and stores causes $5000 loss
Fire dawns Sunday in a building housing Frank Davis saloon, spreading to Miss Brown's millinery and Clinton Boyles' barber shop. Losses total about 5000 with Miss Brown's stock largely ruined after fire insurance lapsed. Boyles insured for 100, water damage to Parker stock 200. Barber shop saved. plans to rebuild brick blocks in spring.
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Frank Davis
Miss Brown
Clinton Boyles
F. W. Brown
Detroit
A. ©. Switzer
Flint
Boyles
Imperial Hotel
Wm. Parker
Maiden Banquet at Presbyterian Church
A Maiden Banquet is hosted at the Presbyterian Church with an elaborate menu including celery olives roast pork scalloped oysters mashed potatoes ice cream and cake. Invitations promise a unique ball with speakers Prof J E Mitchell Dr A F Brosko William A Babike Superintendent F E Kilworth and President H N Leo set to respond.
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J. E. Mitchel
A. FP. Brosko
Babike
F. E. Kileworth
H. N. Leo
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Hospital Notes
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Alma Record
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Gratiot County
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ITAGH
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S.W. Case
ALE
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Presbyterian Church
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Geander Nox
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