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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1914

Page

4

Alma Michigan Registration Notice for Oct 24 1914

The Boards of Registration for Alma Michigan announce sessions in all wards on Saturday October 24 1914 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. to complete voter registration for the November 8 1914 election. Sessions are in City Hall Ladies Reading Room Horr and Gibbs Block Vacant store Hotel Arcade Edson Moore and Co. Sample Room. Dated Alma Oct 14 1914. D W Adams City Clerk.

Boards of Registration Alma Mich Board of Registration Towit Ladies' Reading Horr and Gibbs Third Ward Edson, Moore and Co Alma, Mich D. W. Adams

Election Notice for Alma Michigan Ward Polls 1914

Notice to electors of Alma Michigan that on Tuesday November 8 1914 polls will open at 7 am and close at 5 pm for state and county officers and constitutional amendments. Voting places are City Hall First Ward Reading Room Harrand Gibbs Block Second Ward Vacant store Hotel Arcada Fourth Ward Edson Moore Co Sample Room. Y O W Adams dated October 10 1914.

First Ward Harr and Gibbs Arcada Edson, Moore and Co

Republican State Ticket and County Ticket Listed

The ticket lists Governor Chase S. Osborn and Governor Laren D. Dickenson plus state officers Coleman C. Vanglin treasurer John W. Haamer attorney general Grant Fellows auditor general O B Fuller and congressional Joseph W. Fordney with legislative Beaster Joan A. Damon Newell Smith. County offices include Sheriff Newell M. Bradford Clerk Bernie L. Case county treasurer Wilbur Nelson and register of deeds Bird J. Tucker with prose attorney Ora L. Smith drain commissioner Erva R. Laycock circuit court commissioner John Everdeen coroners B C Hall WK Ludwig.

Newell M. Bradford Bernie L. Case Wilbur Nelson Register of Deeds Bird J. Tucker Ora L. Smith Drain Erva R. Laycock Circuit Court John Everdeen B. C. Hall WK. Ludwig

Michigan voter notes Osborn Ferris Governor records

The piece cites OSBORN and Ferris praising Osborn’s governorship. It discusses Michigan voters choosing among governors candidates, noting Osborn’s economical budget stance and vetoes, Ferris’s praise, and Lawton Hemann’s remarks on a new era in Michigan.

Michigan voters urged to remember Osborn record in election

E. O. Wood, secretary of the Democratic state central committee, praised Governor Osborn saying his two years in office will be a perpetual monument to Michigan's progress. He urged voters to keep this record in mind when ballots are prepared on election day.

Michigan Ferris Osborn Mr. Osborn Lawton T. Hemann E. 0. Wood Democratic State Central Committee

Democrats Criticized For Policy Failures In Michigan

Michigan Republicans denounce Democratic control in Washington and Lansing arguing national spending and war taxes rose while wages fell. They urge united action to elect Republicans at state and local levels to restore economic growth and prudent governance.

Workmen's Compensation Law and Its Results

Michigan's Workmen's Compensation Law, championed by former Governor Chase S. Osborn, expanded protection for over 500000 workers and 11000 employers. It funds medical care, reduces fatal accidents by half since 1912, and boosts post-injury payments to over 100000 monthly, with 3454 payments in September 1914.

Michigan Chase S. Osborn Osborn Chase

Colt vanish noted in South East Arcada

Fred Cowles reported the loss of a valuable colt last week in South East Arcada. Mrs. B Godfrey visits her Marion parents. Local residents helped John Carter by picking apples. Charley Brown and Mat Johnson from Alma visited Rowland Orchard farm on Sunday.

Quail Care and Winter Protection Urged by Alma Bird Club

H M McCurdy, professor at Alma College, outlines quail biology and winter needs. He stresses quail’s value to farmers, lists food sources and predators, and urges protective measures and continued talks by the Alma Bird Club led by Miss Florence Hood.

Alma Bird Club Florence Hood State Street Alma Bird Club Professor McCurdy Bob White Sylvester Judd Illinois H. M. McCurdy Alma College

West Arcadia Neighbors Share Local Health and Travel News

West Arcadia reports Mrs Beeson fractured limb and is immobile. Mrs John Gerber went to Lansing last week. Harlem Woodward works at Alma sugar factory. Mrs William Hicks had surgery at Brainerd hospital and is recovering. Mr and Mrs Newell Allis and Mrs Jennie Allis visited Smead near Sumner Monday. They went to Belding Wednesday. Newell Allis of Hillsdale county and his wife visit his brother, traveling with Mr and Mrs Bailey to visit Byron Nevins and other relatives.

Harlem Woodward Alma William Hicks Brainerd’s Hospital Newell Allis Jennie Allis Smead Sumner Belding Hillsdale County Allis Bailey Byron Nevins

Davis School District Social News Brief

Fred Crozier is recovering from typhoid fever. Jess and Katie Smalley were in Grand Rapids last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Saxton visited Sumner with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C. Young and Mrs. John Baker went to Toledo for a funeral. Mrs. E. Hyde hosted a birthday party October 12 with a pot luck dinner. Richard Arver and daughter Kathleen and Mrs. Ed Clark of Rockford Michigan visited C. Neidhardt’s home last week.

Fred Crozier Jess Katie Smalley Grand Rapids R. C. Saxton Mr. Saxton Sumner C. Young John Baker Toledo Mr. Young E. Hyde Richard Arver Kathleen Ed. ‘Clark Rockford, Mich C. Neidhardt

Wheeler School Notes Highlight Absences and Activities

Algebra is going fine at Wheeler School as students note several absences including Alice Watson Nial Bradford Mamie Baird and others due to whooping cough. Alfred Wolansky returns to class and Loraine Dygert comes back after days away while Camp Fire Girls plan a marshmallow roast Tuesday evening.

Alice Watson Nial Bradford Camp Fire Mamie Baird Alfred Wolansky Loraine Dygert Mrs. Lanshaw Miss Brunson Esther Maxson Rollo Allen Miss White Kitchi Manitou Ernest Baird Teddy Hilda Baird Vernie Hammond

Reward Offered by Elwell Lodge for Grease-Smeared Cars

The 1.0. F. lodge of Elwell promises a $25 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who smeared axle grease on automobiles in Elwell on Saturday night October 1. ELWELL LODGE 1.0.0. F.

F. Lodge Elwell Elwell Lodge

Michigan Football Schedule Highlights and Mining Lobby Report

Michigan fans anticipate hard games on the schedule with Syracuse and Harvard visiting and Pennsylvania and Cornell set to play in Ann Arbor. The piece notes Governor Firis’s cordial reception by upper peninsula mining interests and praises the Democratic tax commission for reducing mining assessments while boosting farm valuations in the south to lift the state average.

Michigan Syracuse Harvard Cambridge Pennsylvania Ann Arbor Cornell Firis Upper Peninsula Democratic Tax Commission

Alma Markets Price Report Corrected Weekly

Market notes from Alma published each Thursday show grain prices for oats wheat corn and beans with per cwt and per dozen figures. Livestock values include cattle hogs veal calves and hides, along with butter eggs and cheese items in this period's market roundup.

Corn Show Promises Cash Prizes at Economy Shoe Store

A local call to farmers to bring three ears of corn to the Economy Shoe Store for the annual corn show. First prize offers $7.00 in trade, second prize $3.50 in trade.

Economy Shoe Economy Shoe Store

Wanted man to cut 40 acres of timber

A notice seeks a man to cut up 40 acres of timber. Applicant must post security and will be paid the right price. Apply personally at 216 W Superior St Alma Michigan. The item appears in a classified notice style from a historical newspaper.

Superior St Alma, Mich W. Superior Smith and Senner W. Superior St Alma Michigan

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. Adams Joseph W. Fordney Joan A. Damon Newell Smith Democratic National Administration South East Fred Cowles Bob Waite Qua West Arcadia John Gerber Lansing DAVIS Wheeler School Notes Alma Markets MR. Farmer R. Messenger Standard Foundry Gerhardt Corsendai Dye Works Saginaw J. A. Gerhardt Messinger’s Sale Messinger’s Weyenberg Cooper City Hall State St Hemet Tobacco Co New York N. Y M. L. Perrigo Forest Pe Alma, Mich Mechanic St Cotsolidated Light Co Earl Billaby Riverside Dairy Farm L. E. Rather L. E. Rather's Redman
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