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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1906
Page
4
The Alma Record reports a notice dated Wednesday October 3, 190, referencing a postal provision or clearance related to a hall event. The original text is garbled but indicates an official posting about a movement or entry at the post, with a brief description of the matter.
The Republican slate lists Faep M. Wansen for Governor and Patnox J. Kettey for Lieutenant Governor, with Groner A. Priscort as Secretary of State and Fraxx P. Grazrnt as State Treasurer. Other statewide officers include Janes B. Basoney for Auditor General and Wri H. Roan for Land Commissioner, plus Jons E B. Buse for Attorney General and Leranet L. Wrovitt for Superintendent of Public Instruction.
The Elkion college team prepared for a crucial game against Alma, with Captain McCollum leading tackles and Dafoe at end. Players trained under Coach Harper amid wet conditions as fans urged persistence and warlike spirit for the next day's match.
Electors of Alma Michigan are notified that the Boards of Registration will meet in their wards on Saturday October sil 1906 from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM to complete the list of qualified voters for the upcoming special election on Monday October sid 1906. Sessions occur in City Hall Marshall Davits building and the old Pollasky block Journal office area. A special city election will be held on Sunday October 1906 at 7:00 AM across wards to consider issuing $20,000 in bonds for park lands and improvements including trees walks lighting and a pavilion.
Elm Hall records show visitors and local events including Mrs Andrews and Phil Mockiher’s visits. Mentions of May visits, family care, and school days with updates on Gerald Martin and Mrs Leely Clor.
Residents of Northeast Bethany share updates from Sundays and visits. Mr fot Mre Briss vieted, Miller called on Grace learn, and John Delite is improving. Peank Ket remains ill with fever but shows slow recovery as preaching plans resume Sunday evening.
A meeting of the local ladies aid society was postponed at Prestyrteria on Tuesday afternoon due to weather. Mrs WW, 3 and Mr Hinerod were noted in attendance as officers of the Lemuster University club.
Help wanted advertisement seeks ten bean pickers for consistent labor. Contact Mr Pleven for further details and arrange interview. Local job listing emphasizes steady employment and immediate entry.
Fragmentary OCR mentions names such as Normanly Dee Yan Shh WET Murphy Glen Cyn Tilia Uarifuet and others with numbers 63 and 15, referencing Arcade No 3 and a teacher Grser Seve. Context unclear but centers on credit or acknowledgment within Arcade 3.
Marriage licenses listed include Dyer Prishie M of Caron City Michigan and Minnie V Hotghtner aged 16 of New Haven along with Moxauier Stewart 28 and Winks Bigsby 40 in Bethany Township. Other entries mention Rosvar Cowles North Star Lotth Guedwis and Marlow Grrown 48 of Lafayette, Olan Selinepl 2 of Iendiale, and Eliade Hatt Meeks with Wel.
Mot Bindin Tomilla and another visit. Miss Ethel Lockanl visited Miss Roth Ray. Leary Kress moving to Alo and Roy Kress to work in sugar beet factory. Virge Ray to Lyons for work. Ida Harding returns to Lyons. For latest millinery styles see Miss BH M. Brown. FOR SALE Several good work horses ages 4 to years, weight 10 pounds, cheap.
The Record advertises that its advertising columns reach Alma post office papers and county publications weekly. It invites submissions and notes circulation details of the Michigan Sugar Company to boost exposure for advertisers and readers alike.
Resolutions declare the City of Alma should issue bonds to purchase land for a park and grounds, build a pavilion, lay out roads, drains, and lighting, with 4000 yearly payments for ten years. An October special election is set to decide the bond issue and its financing.
For sale or exchange a pair of heavy mares 2700 pounds in foal a brown gelding six years old 1350 pounds will sell cheaper exchange for colts sheep or young cattle two Chester white boar pigs eligible to register price eight dollars
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