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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1900
Page
5
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J N Ford visited Saginaw while Marcus Pollasky returned to Detroit and C E Sibbes came from Grand Rapids. Sheriff Train of Stanton was in Alma, Mrs. Albion Picket had repairs, and Bert Olmstead visited Sumner. Local shoppers are drawn to Banghart’s market, Botts Johns, and Lamborn’s fashion lines. Phillip Colerove of Hastings to speak at the opera house, and Arcada voters urged to attend town meeting.
Alma residents hear about upcoming events and ads from Brock and local stores. The page notes theater, barber services, beets at the sugar factory, football prep, and travel plans with multiple readings of personal visits and community notices.
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