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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
2
Farmers are urged to advertise in The Record Business Liners to quickly reach buyers for horses cows hogs and farm tools offered for sale through the paper.
In the Circuit Court for Gratiot County the case by J L Raines against multiple Swick heirs and assigns seeks to quiet and remove clouds on the title to lands described as the south half of the northeast quarter of section 10, township 11 north, range 2 west Michigan. The order requires the defendants to appear within four months, file answers, and publish or be personally served within specified periods. failure leads to admission of the bill. Charles H. Goggin is solicitor. Alma, Michigan is the business address.
Humphreys specifics have served readers for over 80 years. An old medical advertisement lists remedies for fevers inflammations worms palsy whooping cough asthma and nervous debility. The notice offers prices and states medicines sold by druggists or on receipt of price from Humphreys Medicine Co New York corner.
Beaver Creek residents and visitors are listed with numerous moves and calls. George Vitteo works for Martin Baker. Walter Spayd at Blanchard. Andrew Alexander on Edmore business. Leet Spayd and wife visiting. Andrew Hudson painting a barn. Captain Sutton moved his family to G. J. Sibley’s farm. Amos Crittendon and family hosted Sunday calls. Alpha Charles and Otto Cart socialized in Beaver Creek. wedding bells anticipated for a Beaver Creek couple. Jim Nestle moved to Clarence Smith farm. Mrs. Sol Miller visiting relatives. Hazel Wilks moving to Albert Campbell’s. Anna Cummings visiting uncle. Camp meeting ongoing in Utter Grove. Bert Hagerman’s buck sheep strayed. Bert Hagerman and wife at Riverdale. Daniel Smith Sr. moved to Alma for sugar factory work. Mrs. Mestle recovering at home. Fred Sibley moving to this place to reside with grandmother Laura Sibley. Homer Vanbuskirk and wife enjoyed a trip with William Gould and his new Regale.
Mrs A Douglas of St Louis visited Breckenridge on Tuesday. A new side bell was installed at the school house. Carlyle Walker spent Sunday with friends in Saginaw. George Hunter and family visited in St Louis Sunday. Miss Bertha Sexton was a St Louis caller Tuesday evening. Margarette Crawford was in St Louis Saturday morning. Miss Flossie Allen returned from Flushing Friday evening. Mrs Pidcock and daughter Lilah were in St Louis Saturday. George Kinn and wife returned from Bass Lake Tuesday. Rev James McGraeham was in St Louis Tuesday morning. Mr Carlyle Walker called on Alma friends Monday evening. A union service was held in the M E church Sunday evening. The school house front steps were added and are badly needed. Mrs Stella Phelps of Saginaw is visiting here. Laurence Sellick of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with his wife here.
The article notes Thelma Emery is ill with indigestion. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. rea are confined to bed with tonsillitis. Mrs. I. E. Gray went to Bay City for sister’s illness. Mrs. Frank Oberest and daughter Greee were in St. Louis. Social events include Harold Milliken’s visit and Alma shoppers Hazel Kitchen and Clara Martus. The W R C served dinner to a large crowd. band members and ladies enjoyed a surprise for Art Stelzer. Mrs. Forest Ingersoll received a drop head sewing machine from her mother. I. C Thomas and P. S. Yong bought new Ford autos from Kireckenridge. Prof. L. H. Russell requires Friday evening gatherings. Funeral for little Doloris Ferguson attended by Becker family from St. Louis. burial in Breckenridge cemetery. Bethany L A S met with Mrs. Jas Stewart. reception for pastor O. W. Carr and family at M E church with program and refreshments. James Richardson died at home in Breckenridge after long illness. at noon train carried body to Ohio for interment.
Objectively noted notice seeking apples daily at Alma Elevator hay sheds near P.M. depot until further notice. Contact A. V. P. Casn by both phones for inquiries or delivery arrangements.
Wood advertising asks readers to call Barney The Wooden Man for wood supply with two phone numbers, promoting various uses from furnace to heater to range. The fragment emphasizes choice and contact details for wood delivery.
Grand Rapids dispatch in the Saginaw Courier Herald details W Orton Moon’s angleworm business. He feeds worms coffee grounds and cornmeal, yields 40 to 500 worms per field, and profits near $1,000 annually. He sells in oil paper packs at ten cents per dozen. Moon’s farm consists of 25 pails and fields, with twice daily care during fishing season. He learned the method from Shoshone camps and commercialized it after returning east. Also listed: FOR SALE driving horse and kitchen range among assorted items at 207 W End Street.
In Ithaca Village Gratko County on September 11 1618 Judge Lee Potts presides over the probate petition of Helen Kinsey seeking admission of a purported will and estate administration to a suitable person. The 7th of next month at ten in the forenoon is set for the hearing with notice to be published in Alma Record for three successive weeks. Belle Jenne, Clerk.
State of Michigan Gratiot Probate Court Ithaca session dated September 1013. Judge J Lee Potts appoints Henry Shaw executor and orders four months for creditors to file claims. Hearing set for January 7 next at ten in the forenoon with public notice to run in The Alma Record for three weeks. Nelle Jenne, Clerk of Probate.
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