Science Lecture Presented by Judge Hanna in Alma Church Hall
A representative audience gathered at the opera house last week for a science lecture introduced by Hon. W. A. Bahl. Judge Hanna of Boston spoke on Christian Science and its healing through faith, praising Mrs. Eddy and detailing the church’s spread from Boston to national and international branches.
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Alma Church
Opera House
Hanna
Boston
W. A. Bahl
Church of Christ
Statenets
Bert
Pennsylvania
Tiiore
Council Blutty
Miter
Government Land Office
Leadville
Colorado
First Church of Christ
Selentiat
Bawion
Masachusetts
Alma
Jude Reptimus
James Hatta
Jauna
Mrs. Eddy
Christ
God
Christ Jenne
Otters
A Scientist Association
Edily
Eddy
Theas
Alma Ladies Lead North Michigan Relief Drive
The Alma community mobilized a strong relief effort directed by Grace Messenger and a committee of young ladies. A carload of clothing and provisions plus a total of 300 dollars were collected from residents across Michigan. Volunteers organized packing, with the board of trade handling shipping, while red relief badges marked participants and supporters.
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Grace Messinger
Alma
Michigan
Alina
Board of Trade
Alle Grace Messenger
Fiew
Grace Messenger
Mes Hannah
W. J. Melchore
F. A. Gill
W. C. Vieit
Hlg Frewtaker
Kelly
D. L Johnson
A. B. Krental
8. Messenger
Mra. Ackerman
McPhee
Wise
Gould
Hagel Halliday
Ada Haliday
Mina
Anna Montixel
Leontine
Sadie
Rose Messenger
Vinny Booth
Bernice Pollasky
Ruth Cook
Run Day
Marjorie Day
G. Searcy
Mary Pringle
Bartha McClarey
Annie Vought
Have you Got Yours classifed teleplane directory
A fragmented notice describes a new classified teleplane directory arranged by headings such as grocers and physicians. It says the directory, issued by Union and Bell telephone offices and the Record office, hangs beside phones for easy use and is available to everyone.
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Altos
Beth
Union
Grocers
Ead
Grocerinn
Bell Telephone
Record Office
Union Meeting Set by Local Clubs at Gleaners Hall
The Seville and Sumner Farmer's club and the Gleaners will hold a union meeting in Elwell at the Gleaners Hall on Thursday in November. Be there promptly at 1 o clock with your inch basket. It will be an all day meeting and a very enjoyable time is expected. An invitation is extended to all.
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Seville
Sumner Farmer's Club
Gleaners
Elwell
Gleaners Hall
Alma
Sid Boards of Registration
Collins & Collins
Will Run Three Chairs Doris Bros to Serve in Jackson
Will Run Three Chairs, Doris Bros. have shared the services of ert Saalapiugh of Jackson and will thereafter operate three helme at their shop. Will David, one of the five, has been obliged on account of poor beliefs to pend the winter in Ann Arbor. But the three chairs are going just the same.
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Doris Bros
Tof Ert Saalapiugh
Jackson
Will David
Ann Arbor
Alma City Re-registration Notice in Alma Michigan
Alman paper item announces city re registration details dated October 10 1908 from Alma Journal Office Minnick Building Wand No 4 W Superior Street signed by D W Adams city clerk.
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Alma Journal
Minnick
W. Superior St
Alma, Mich
D. W. Adams
I Love Not Forgetting Alma Dear Sir In Eugene Oregon
A 12 year Oregon letter from C H Decker in Eugene describes travel from Rock Island to Denver Rio Grande Ogden Portland and the Willamette Valley. He notes timber wealth around Eugene seven nearby sawmills and rising mill activity while predicting a timber market surge after the fall election if Taft wins. He plans to return by March and asks for remembrances to Alma residents.
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Eugene
Oregon
J, Brown
Rock Taland
Chicago
Denver
Rio Grand
Ogden
Portland
Southern Pacific
Grand Canyon
Willamette Valley
Connere
Sinslow River
Upper
Willamette
Outu Creek
Lang County
Union
Sonto
Taft
Alma
Pearl
C.H. Decker
Auction Sale Postponed At McCullough Farm
Auction at SN J McCulloughs farm was postponed from last Saturday to this Saturday due to rain. Don’t miss the sale.
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SN. J. McCullough
Faru
Inet
Rally in Alma Showcases Republican Patriotism and Warmer Support
A large Saturday night rally in Alma drew hundreds from near and far to hear Gov. F M Warner and local Republicans. The event opened with a reception in the Old Fellows building and continued at the opera house with speeches by Gov. Warner and legislators Dodds Colgrave and Cosgrove. The program included a college quartet delivering Champaign songs, and the crowd packed the venue, with many turned away for lack of seats or standing room.
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Aloa
F. M. Warner
Phiip Colgrows
Fratelo H. Dodds
Gretnit County
Opera House
Gov. Warner
Warner
St Johna
Gratiot County
Sumner
Hubbardston
Crystal Lake
Summer
Ithaca
St Louis
Alma
Republican City Committee
Old Fellows Building
Wax Po Wreat
Forest Hill
Mate
T. al Bly
FL Dodds
Philip T. Colgrave
Champaign
Hue
Dodd
Orler
Dude
Dodds
Cosgrove
Bryan and Warner Rally College Audience at Alma
Saturday night featured a political rally where Bryan the dreamer was debated by Colgrove and Gov. Warner spoke to Alma College students. Colgrove argued against Bryan ideas while Warner delivered a straightforward appeal for public good, leaving many attendees convinced of Warner’s leadership and gaining new supporters.
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Bryan
Colgrove
Republican Party
Gov
Warner
Gov. Warner
Alma
Michigan
Gov Warner
Popular Rector Resigns From Br Jo h Episcopal Church
Rev 1K Williams, rector of St John s Episcopal Church, resigns after two years of steady service. He is credited with growing church membership and remains highly regarded. The vestry accepted his resignation effective December, with calls for his return expressed by parishioners.
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Williams
Br. John's Episcopal CO
St. John's
Gus
Sy. Stevens Dhirel
Necanaba
St. Solute
Trim
Messinger Draws New Ticket Lottery at Messinger’s
A local drawing at Messinger’s awarded three silver dollars and time stamps on tickets. Pearl Decker won the prize as crowds watched the three o’clock stop and reveal moments. The event drew a pretty fair turnout with much fun around the winning ticket.
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Messinger
Messinger’s
Vester
Gay Pearl Decker
Alma Singers Star in Saginaw Auditorium Festival
A gala musical festival in Saginaw spotlighted a 450-voice choir, including 50 Alma members. The event drew over 4,000 attendees in the new auditorium after weeks of rehearsals and a stirring climax.
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Welleeaay
Saginaw
Alma
Cooking Exhibition At Smith and Carrs
Smith and Carrs host a week long cooking exhibition with Majestic mallable and charcoal ranges on display. A cooking ware set valued at 250 will be given free with every range purchase. Attend the event starting November 10 and join a wide welcoming crowd for demonstrations and fun.
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Smith & Carr
Supper at Odd Fellows Ball to Benefit Lodge Room
The Rebekahe will offer a 15 cent supper at Odd Fellow's ball on Saturday evening. Proceeds go to purchase new furniture for the lodge room. All attending may eat their supper there before returning home.
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Rebekahe
Democratic Rally at Alma Opera House Saturday Evening
A Democratic rally hosted by E. D. Shields and Hon. Alfred Lacking will feature talks from county candidates. The event aims to energize supporters and inform voters about local issues.
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Alma Opera Love
Shields
Alfred Lacking
Riverdale Teacher Honored by Carnegie Hero Fund
Elbert W. Gibson, late of Riverdale, is named by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission for sacrificing his life while trying to rescue a drowning boy, Harry Valence. His widow will receive $50 monthly for life and each child $6 monthly. the Gibson family now resides in Alberta after Gibson bought a large farm there.
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Carnegie Merc
Elbert W. Gibson
Riverdale
Hibert W. Gibson
Harry Valence
Carnegie Fund
F. H. Rowland
R E.mublo
BG. Pelley
Mr. Gibsons
Carnegie
Four Typhoid Cases Prompt City Health Warnings
The city reports four typhoid cases in the past ten days. Health officials urge boiling well water and careful milk sources to prevent spread. Dr Lamb monitors the situation, stressing common sense precautions should suffice to avert wider infection.
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Lamb
Alma Football Team Faces Tough Mile High Game
Alma football eleven prepared for a hard game against ML Pleasant with three regulars Whitmore T Chapel and Phil ioe sidelined due to injuries. Aiming to attract 100 Alma supporters, organizers seek a special train with fans urged to contact Coach Carruthers or any student to join the trip and boost attendance.
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Alma
Whitmore
T. Chapel
Philioe
Alina
Fernavor
Carruthers
Civic Improvement League Meeting Set at Rahlke Home
The Civic Improvement League schedules its regular meeting at W. A. Rahlke’s house tomorrow Friday afternoon at three o clock. All members are urged to be present.
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Civic Improvinent League
Civic Improvement League
W. A. Rahlke
Legal Holiday Observance Notes and Clone Plans
A legal holiday is declared with activities to enlay ten days of holiday observance. The notice mentions Danke will be cloned throughout the day, outlining scheduling, permissions, and expected public impact.
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Alma Opera House
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E. G. Williams
Hecker
Alma Singers
Smith & Carr's
Democratic Rally
Carnegie Hero
Elbert William Gibson
Carnegie Commission
Haing
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