09 Oct 1903
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1903
Page
1
A reader expresses thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for support during illness and bereavement. The message lists family members and local community names and acknowledges care provided by nurses and caregivers.
Alma praises the long established jewelry business of J P Losey who moved from Yale to the Balke block in 1901. The store offers diamonds watches clocks silverware and more with an emphasis on fine cut glassware and holiday stock. Losey built a sizable trade, built a new fixtures set, and became a respected local citizen.
A college team defeated Elsie in the afternoon while the local high school team suffered a morning defeat. The double header highlighted a transition from morning loss to afternoon victory on the same day.
A report on yesterday's interscholastic football events notes Alma College triumphs over Elsie Giants 17 to 0 in a two half game, while Mt Pleasant High School defeated Alma 22 to 0 on Davis Field. The piece calls Alma’s roster thin yet promising and critiques weather and practice constraints affecting outcomes.
Tomorrow afternoon at Davis Field Alma faces Fal tor’s proteges in the College Series on Mavis Held. Alma and M. A. hold leading Michigan positions as Notre Dame was held to two touchdowns by M. A. The Alma squad aims to erase past defeats and continue its strong season momentum.
Marcon Pollasky secured franchises for an electric road in three principal Gratiot towns Ithaca council granted Polk Ineky the request last Tuesday night Engineers Field Hinchman Smith now oversee the project with a representative at St Louis where work has begun To Cure a Cold In One Day Tyee at a RS ot e rn
A Cole’s hot blast stove was offered free by Smith & Glass drawing held Saturday. About fifty tickets were drawn first, with Olive Stanton picking the first winner. David Brown of Aronda township held the matching duplicate and waited to claim the prize within one hour as required.
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