Crandell and Scott Unveil Large New Furnishings Stock
Crandell and Scott display a vast array of new home furniture on Superior street. The two stores feature dressers sideboards tables chairs couches rugs and carpets from top national factories. The showroom includes a leather and cloth lounge balcony and a carpet division with rich browns and greens. The partners acquired the business in 1908 and report at least a thirty percent sales increase amid courteous service and businesslike methods.
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Crandell & Scott
Superior Street
Enone
Convis & Convis
Crandell
Obituary of Leon Rowley Robinson Pioneer Resident
Leon Rowley Robinson youngest son of Mr and Mrs H K Robinson was born in Sumner Nebraska Feb 9 1901 and died at his home in Pine River township Oct 1 1910 from a complication of diseases He was a kind sunny child loved by all and patient through illness The funeral was at the residence conducted by Elder Noff singer Forest Hill and Elder Carl Alma Interment in Wright cemetery Attendees included Mr and Mrs J R Robinson Grand Lodge and Mrs S R Fenn of Plata H H weWeien sad tebe setae
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Rowley Robinson
H. K. Robinson
Sumner Nehip
Pine River Township
Noffsinger
Forest Hill
Carl
Alma
Wright Cemetery
J. R. Robinson
Grand Lodge
S. R. Fenn
Plata
H. H. weWeien
Arcada Farmers Club Seeks October Meeting Host Home
The Arcada Farmers' Club held its September meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Walston with 30 members present. President C. F. Hainline presided. Readings by Mrs. Nestle and Mrs. Best highlighted the program and absent members missed a rare literary treat.
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Arcada Farmers’ Club
H. Walston
C. F. Hainline
Andrew Nestle
D. J. Best
Squirrels Fast Hit Amid Crop Shortages This Fall
Farmers warn this fall will see scarce crops with no walnuts, no bittermits, and no hickory units. Walnut prices rise as European and California crops shrink due to cholera scares. Walnuts seen at 25 cents per pound, almonds and pecans 20 to 23 cents. The festive squirrel appears ready for a larger harvest, with wholesale prices adding a nickel more per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
California
Italy
Rough football clash yields tight local win
Alma Saginaw W. 8 and Tut Satirdae clashed in a hard fought grid game with Sapinaye overcoming the hosts in a tense finish. Arthur Hill's defense and offense dominated the second half while Wort and Kress stood out for the locals and guards Jackson Robins and Vought added solid play. Hounten and Alina's center provided key moments.
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Aetivur Hilt Tigdy Setesed
Sapinaye
Focal High
Seleul
Iren Pishteck
Wealteins
Arthur Hill
Alisa
Wort
Kress
Fargett
Barry
Chirk
Jackson
Robins
Vought
Hounten
Alina
Surprise party at Riverdale ends with chicken heist
Fred J H Rowland, former Bank of Riverdale cashier, was surprised September 30 at the Odd Fellows hall. Friends lured him, then pilfered his chicken coop, stealing several fowls. The meat was cooked and served, leaving Rowland amused yet duped by the prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J H. Rowland
Bank of Riverdale
Riverdale
Hall of the Odd Fellows
Wais
Josie Firs
Mr. Rowland
Synod of Michigan Presbyterians Convenes in Flint
The Synod of the Presbyterian church of Michigan gathers in Flint this week. It includes pastors and lay members from across the state with Alma participants Rev. Leits, four faculty members, and President Bruske on the program. Educational day features trustees reports and a Keapp presentation from Adrian.
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Synod of the
Presbyterian Church of the State
Flint
Presbyterian Denomination
Michigan
H. le
Pross
Ewing
Cook
Clizbe
Broske
Bruske
Mornie
Stanley White
Foreign Mission Board
Presbyterian Church
Alma
E. A. Keapp
Adrian
Dr. Brisbee
Themprrow
Local football clash yields sensational touchdowns by Hill
In a hard fought game Mina-Maine 4 ft tall Alma area star Hill scored multiple touchdowns including a 25 yard dash and a third quarter 15 yard run. Till opened the scoring with a swift 25 yard dash breaking Keigen’s end. The crowd roared as Hill added the lone successful extra point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.A. Cy
Denny Ouatle
Hill
County
Alma
Till
Deleft Keigen
Michigan Game Hope Hinges on Hill Return After Tackle
The report notes Hill’s knee injury in a hard tackle and suggests his return could allow him to play next Saturday against Michigan. Two Detroit players filled left end in Stone’s absence with Beebe first half and Ribler passing for 20 yards. Davis added speed on kick coverage, while Capt Kergen starred for the losers and Cook led the offense.
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Hill
Michigan
Detroit
Stone
Beebe
Ribler
Davis
Capt. Kergen
Cook
Ladies Aid Society Reorganizes at Aluta M Church
The LadiesAid Society of the Aluta M church reorganized in the pastor's study on Tuesday and elected officers for the ensuing year. President Mrs A Palmer First Vice Mrs I B Second Vice Mrs Golden Third Vice Mrs Th Walker Fourth Vice Mrs R Mack Secretary Mrs C Pettyjohn Assistant Sec Mrs J W Thorne Treasurer Mrs C L Delavan Assistant Treasurer Mrs FE West The society looks forward to a prosperous year.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Aluta M Church
A. Palmer
I. B
Golden
Th. Walker
R. Mack
C. Pettyjoln
J. W Thorne
C. L. Delavan
FE. West
BR. D. Hanson
S. E. Cowdery
West Superior Street
St. Paul
Minnesota
W. A. Balke
Eugenia
Mia Haley
Seattle
Washimeton
Ian
Ohae
Woo Patel
Closing Out Tangeten Electric Lamps Sale
Ot to Sanserhoff, The Cash Hardware Merchant, advertises a wholesale closeout of Tangeten Electric Lamps in 32, 50, and 75 candle power with prices shown, inviting buyers to purchase high grade lamps at wholesale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Sanserhoff
Michigan Druggists and Anti Saloon League Clash Over Liquor Law
War declared between the Michigan Retail Druggists Association and the Michigan Anti-Saloon League at Kalamazoo as druggists refuse changes to the state liquor law. Proposals include sales only on sworn medicinal need, forgery penalties for false affidavits, pharmacist liability, posting of known drunkards, and clerks receiving blanks for liquor sales in local option counties. Speakers denounced the current regime, urging pharmacists to assert their rights amid tense debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Retail Druggists’ Association
Michigan
Anti-Saloon Leagate
Kalamazoo
Rtecists
R.N. Metsaple
Lee M. Mutchins
Grand Rapids
Birthday celebration at Nahk rett home in Middleton
A birthday party for George S Nahkent at the Nahk rett home two miles north featured a wet evening, speeches by De Wall Pompeii M S Howell John S Wright A Team and Uncle George, and a gift of a satin Masonic apron to Mr Nahdrett. Guests took home watermelons and the host expressed gratitude after the ceremony.
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Beate Tn
Inet Priilay
Geotee
Nahkent
Middleton Masune Lerine
Eveniyr
Nahkrett
Sarpelo
George
Nahdred
Wall
Pompeii
Howell
John S. Wright
Naldrett
Middleton
Alma opens lecture series with Florentine Orchestra
Next Monday solicitors will begin selling tickets for what is billed as Alma’s best entertainment. The course opens November 18 with the Florentine Orchestra, a company of fifteen first class artists, assisted by Ming Amelia Delille, dramatic soprano.
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Alma
Florentine Orchestra
Ming Amelia Delille
Enjoyable Stag Party at Mes singer Home on State Street
Simon Messinger, proprietor of a leading Superior street dry goods shop Toukes, hosted a stag party for about 25 friends at his State street home Monday evening. Guests played fivedmindred, pedro and other card games for several hours and enjoyed elegant refreshments before departing.
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Simon Messinger
Superior Street
Toukes
Messinger
State Street
Pedro
Mothe
Mussinger
Chosen Director Declared At Fire State Bank Meeting
At a bank meeting the board of Fire State Bank chose a director named M. Smith and announced the appointment amidst discussion of fines and the bank’s governance. Other attendees included Mr. Smith and Mr. Warrine with the bank’s executives present.
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Fire State Bank
Smith Wgie
Sroith Watt
Warrine
Auction Sale Notice in The Record Advertisement
AUCTION SALE. Net Atomlay. Otchiber 17, Starsy Clark, wits fives Fig tiles weet ang 2 miles south of Mom, air 216 miles nonth and SS nite east of MMiwell offers for sale at abcut a lireit of personal property. Air, Clarke thas toded hie fart wink Helman, the Agetiuneer, will ery the sale. Read his advertisement in this rezue of The Record.
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Otchiber
Starsy Clark
Wits Fives
Mom
Air
Mmiwell
Abcut
Clarke Thas
Wink Helman
Agetiuneer
Teachers Examination Set for Ithaca Courthouse Dates
The next regular examination for teachers will be held at the court house in Ithaca on Thursday and Friday October 25 and 26, beginning at 8 40 a m. Certificates of second and third grades will be granted from this examination. Charles F Pike Commissioner of Schools.
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Court House
Ithaca
Oet
Charles F. Pike
Card of thanks and bereavement notices in Arcada township
A collection of brief notices expresses gratitude for flowers and support after the death of Leon, son of Mrs. Fred Winlvenig and Miss Lottie Mootty, with thanks to the Sunday School class pastors and choir. Other items note infant Marshall F. Grover's death at age three and funeral details in Arcada township Bailey Cemetery.
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H. K. Robinson
Wayne Robinson
Leon
Marshall F. Grover
Fred Winlvenig
Lottie Mootty
Carson City
Ethel McNeil
Alma Boys
Chairman Gibbs Heads County Board in October Session
The county board, with a Democratic majority, elected James Gibbs of Newark chairman after ballots showed a majority. Gibbs, an experienced supervisor, appointed committees including Equet Bradford Williams Goris Smith Newton Ely Whitman Rollinger and others for various county duties.
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Board of Supervisors
James Gibbs
Newark
Plank
Gibbs
Equet Bradford
Williams
Goris Smith
Newton
Ely
Whitman
Rollinger Claims
Peach
Wright
Brice
P. M. Smith
Tessup
Owens
Wass and Means
Ostrander
Clase
Scott
Taxation
Montehinson
Class Rally Brings Joyful Spelling Bee to Sunday Town
Knights of the Now and then joined at T. S. Clark hall Friday evening for a lively spelling bee. Contestants mispelled and corrected words while prizes included a $ watch and a private candy bow for the winner Marcelle Adams. Refreshments of grape juice and wafers capped a cheerful event for the Antie Vie group and The New Century.
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Knights
Nce
T. S. Clark
Sally
Whitch
Marcelle " Adams
Funeral Held At Grhtiet For Local Resident
The funeral service for the deceased was conducted by the clergyman of St. John's Episcopal Church. Interment followed at the local cemetery. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family including a wife and three children.
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Twisbniia Cline
St. John’s
Episgay
Tales
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Ren
Lindsey
Iecure
Alma Saginaw W
Eais Own
Chigkens
Fred H. Rowland
Synod OF A
Meeting of Representatives of
Alma College
Alma Springs
M. A.C
Tie Sie
Association
Friand Rapids
Whit
Hen B. Linley
Geo D. Allen
Mackard
Wadeer
Gerry Bet Prea Mete
Dewees
Moga the Misattd
Rem Witetipest
Stir
Thomas Grover
Arcada Township
Bailey Cemetery
Viet Man Otw
LNA
Gratiot County
JAS
Berry
Mes Gibbs
Newark Township
Ow, Tan SR EA
Traverse City
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