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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1901

Page

3

Local notices and events including property sale and concerts

L. N. Baker buys a south town house and lot from W N Wright. A large crowd attended a concert last week. Frank E. Case of Ann Arbor Music Company visited his aunt E N Chadwick. Geo Gargett to travel to Cleveland and Akron, with Mrs Gargett. A sugar beet raised by Edwin Brown weighed fifteen pounds. Opera house winter attractions announced, including Detroit Saginaw Grand Rapids circuit acts. Mrs F E Fairchild returns to Alma to live with the Bogardus. Petitions for a local option election filed with county supervisors with hundreds of signatures. Sheriff Parrish arrested Mary Steele for truancy. daughter of Alexander Steele seeks Industrial School placement. Justice Chadwick notified county agent for juvenile exam next week. Presbyterian ladies preparing for rummage sale November 12 in vacant opera house store. Article promises varied household and fun items for sale.

L. N. Baker W.N. Wright Frank E. Case Ann Arbor Music Company E. N. Chadwick Geo Gargett Cleveland Akron Ohio Edwin Brown Shepherd State Savings Bank Opera Detroit Saginaw Grand Rapids Hafer Anti-Saloon League Parrish Mary Steele Chadwick The Presbyterian Church Opera House

Local Notes Point to Moves and Visits Across Town

ADDITIONAL LOCAL items report W Ainsley preparing to occupy a new house next week. Jeanie Starkweather to visit parents in Romeo this Saturday. Mrs A Buckner of Cole, Miah, visited friends last Friday and Saturday. Mra OW Booth and daughter returned from Charlotte Tuesday evening. L V Mosher and wife of Butternat invite their son W M Mosher and family. Harry McMullen of Maniatique invites his brother Geo McMullen. Tereday GH Marquette and Laure will move to Cleveland Ohio today. ithave Lodge L C UO cleared 16 by serving meals on the fair grounds during fair week.

W. Ainsley Jeanie Starkweather Romeo A. Buckner Cole,Miah Mra OW Booth Charlotte Toraday L. V. Mosher Butternat W. M. Mosher Harry McMullen Maniatique Geo. McMullen Tereday GH Marquette Laure Cleveland Ohio

Extending Its Lines M. Murtha Visits Village to Add Poles

M Murtha of Union Telephone Co visited the village on Wednesday as two carloads of poles were unloaded this week. Crews will string lines toward Coleman within three weeks, linking to Midland Saginaw and Bay City. An exchange at Coleman is hoped if local business leaders cooperate. A separate note reports state officials pursuing rural mailbox vandals in Shiawassee County with penalties akin to village box offenses. An annual excursion from Alma to Chicago via Durand and Grand Trunk Ry departs Tuesday October offering $5 round trip tickets valid return to Monday October th.

M. Murtha Union Telephone Company Coleman Midland Saginaw Bay City Sanford Ann Arbor Chicago Alma Durand Grand Trunk Ry

Wants to Know Her Faette and Self Image at Winter Hall

In a New York Tribune note on a winter gathering, Ming Tagetie asks how to improve her image with blunt honesty. A confidant notes women differ home and abroad, discussing self consciousness, shyness, and the gaze of strangers, with observations on Miss N and others.

Ming Tagetie Tmiatron Howe New York Teibune

His View of the Hiding Habit from a Critic Elder

An elderly observer criticizes modern riding attire and posture. He compares a young woman’s figure and loose coat unfavorably with past fashions, noting lack of stays and erect carriage. He recalls women of his day moving with the horse as if part of it.

Last Sunday Excursion to Toledo by Ann Arbor Railroad

The last excursion of the season will be given by the Ann Arbor Railroad to Toledo on Sunday October 20. Special train departs Alma at 2 am. Round trip fare 125 cents. This rare chance should not be missed before May 1902. Also notice to delinquent cemetery lot payments to settle with village clerk W. W. Kinney promptly.

R Eason Ann Arbor Toledo Alma W. W. Kineb Away Orpen Ceaereny Com

Century Magazine to Launch Its Thirty Second Year

The November Century marks the start of its 32nd year with a focus on American humor. Featured works include Twain's Two Little Talon, Herford's More Animals, and pieces by Wells, Dana, and others. A Retrospect of American Humor by Prof. W. P. Trent will precede the issue, with over thirty portraits of humorists from Franklin to Mr. Dooley.

Talon Mark Twain Oliver Herford Carolyn Wells Paul Danbar W. P. Trent Benjamin Franklin Mr. Dooley

American Honor March Published by Kansas City Talking Co

The Kansas City Talking Machine Co announces the march American Honor by BL James with arrangement by Herbert Clark. A stirring piece. piano copy 25 cents, band arrangement 50 cents. Few lovers of music should miss it. Publish date not provided.

Kansasity Talking Machine Co Kansas City BL. James Herbert Clark

Alma Village Council Minutes Read and Approved

Alma Michigan village council met in regular session with President Ike presiding. Minutes from the last meeting were read and approved. Officers approved numerous miscellaneous claims for salaries, printing, and supplies and ordered payments for hydrants, water, paving, and gravel contracts.

Alma Mich Common Council Ike Jom Lees Hay Aid Plahibes Dahike Montige Haonat Protem Delavan Sare Geo B Witeon Brown Billy Claune Harry Chars M AW Wright Gravel Iain Eiseu

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