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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
3
A vintage notice suggests using The Record to sell livestock and farm tools with quick buyer results. It promotes placing ads once to reach buyers for horses cows hogs and farming equipment.
In Chancery Court of Gratiot County a complaint by J. L. Raines seeks to quiet title to the southwest half of the northeast quarter of section ten, township eleven north, range two west, Michigan. Defendants include multiple Swick heirs and assigns. Court orders entry of appearance within four months, filing of answers, and publication or personal service within twenty days. Alma Record to publish for six weeks. Charles H. Goggin, solicitor for complainant, Alma, Michigan.
Local society brief lists numerous visits and travels. Names tied to Alma Breckenridge Saginaw Detroit St Louis Ithaca Elwell and Elwood appear, with church fair success noted and Epworth League topics announced. A poultry business advert says high prices and cash.
A jumble of visits, callers, and family updates from Ferris Centre and surrounding communities. Mentions include Nate Scott in Vestaburg, Joseph Tissue of Stanton visiting relatives, Mrs Ida Mare Dean of Bushnell, and various residents visiting or hosting. Hydrauic cider mill near Howell operates Mondays and Wednesdays. News notes include obituaries, injuries, and a community glimpse into everyday life.
Sumner Hoxse visited All Sun day. Mrs Anna Martin traveled to Alma on Wednesday. Stoy Willimson visited his mother in Greenville Vern. Stods of Summer conducted town business Tuesday. Lew Heouks from Grand Rapids visited relatives Sunday. Miss You Thurn hosted chemistry at her home near St Lowe. Sumner Suxie spent Monday in Chand Way ids on business. Mrs Lois Pringle of McBride visited Mrs T J Blair last week. Mrs T D McGregor of Frank fort visits sister Mrs John Shaffer. Nickels of the Riverdale Promoter did business Monday. Vern Sly of Greenville visited grandparents Senaca Isty Sunday. Mrs T J Blair and Mrs Lois Pritwle dined with Mrs O M Blair in Ferris Sunday. Bert Wilkinson of Danesville came Tuesday to make cheese while Roy Wilkinson took a vacation. Mrs Rose Ward was in Breckenridge Tuesday and Wednesday calling for sister Mrs Fred Hudson. Cecile Ward Gretta Hoxie Tressie Dailey Dressa Hicks Daisy Sly and Carl Blair spent the weekend at their homes.
The Euterpe Club of the college announces a concert by coloratura soprano Miss Mary E Sharp and pianist Miss Velma Sharp to be held in the opera house on Tuesday evening November 11. A son was born to Mr and Mrs J W Rosencrans on West Find street last Friday.
Beaver Creek activity fills the week with callers from Alama and Westaburg. Widespread visits occur among Hudsons, Welchs, and Crittendens as towns share news and a new boarder arrives. An orchard accident is noted and a trip to St Louis is reported for a health reason.
Sid Fa this week Floyd Bartlett of Shepherd in town Monday. Mrs William Bartlett in Tack ton business Monday. Willie Tones went to Alma Monday to work in the sugar factory. C A Batton of Almas in town for a few days. Clyde Dayton and family of Alma visited Sunday. Mrs William Stratton died Sunday October 0 at home in Ithaca while on business.
The Alma Record reports probate court actions in Gratiot County. Executors named Merkett Montague and Reed Latimer face four month creditor claims windows with hearings set for January and September sessions, notices to public via three weekly publications.
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