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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1906
Page
4
The Alma Record lists publication by Comrey on Wednesday October 51 1000 with a one dollar per year subscription. The notice states postal entry for transmission through the mails and references a newspaper like masthead.
A detailed slate of Republican nominees for Michigan offices includes Fre M. Waren for Governor and Patrick H. Keaney for Lieutenant Governor, with multiple statewide and county posts listed. The notice urges registration by November 3 and endorses continued Republican support, highlighting Roosevelt era Congressional cooperation and urging turnout on November 6.
A political missive appeals to Michigan electors to vote in off year elections. The author, renominated by his party, urges all voters to judge his administration, praising Roosevelt era progress and stressing the duty to safeguard free ballot and public welfare by voting on Tuesday.
A brief note recalls the election results and urges voters to register before the coming Saturday in November. It credits the Republican Party with principles viewed as for the public good and encourages first time voters to consider these tenets carefully.
James Bradley of Eaton Rapids was born in Shawassee county in 1558. He lived in Laingaturg and Katon Rapids, worked in a general store, and studied at Rosh Metical College before entering native practice. He was alleged to be a sealer physician of the county and served on the county board of pewaiun ex.
Register notes Clifton J Chambers born 1864 in Crawson County Ohio now Gratiot county clerk and Republican candidate for State Representative. He moved with his parents to North Shane and later lived in New Hoven township for many years serving as county clerk and supervisor contender.
In Clare a 21 year old and former city mayor named Lacy declared interest in the Democratic nomination for Congress. He was among delegates who opposed nominating the party’s candidate and denounced a circulating circular about Mr. Darragh as false. The district seems poised for a Darragh majority, despite Lacy’s bid.
Provoking Attorney Salter faces city scrutiny Friday. Miss Myra Henry returns from Saguiaw trip. Brewer & Co open marble works on Mill street. W K Brewer back from Clare County with stock. Main Street footbridge nearly finished. J Chambers of Iphiaea entertains Savailay visitors. S Sanford of Colorado visits relatives. Rev and Mrs J M Wolfe welcome a baby girl Lena Hostetter. Lena dies at home. Geo Waite ships cabbage to Cincinnati and buys produce. Miss Carolyn Hastings visits parents then returns to Yale. St Louis table factory buys boiler from Robt Wolfe. plans same plant upgrades. First lecture of Presbyterian course delivered by Boston Orchestra Co. Dr George Hostetter of Corsican and Mrs Hostetter relocate due to sister’s illness. About thirty relatives attend wedding anniversary at Creh home on Saginaw St. Guests arrive with greetings and gifts. day ends with best wishes.
Governor Warner and Congressman Dar ragh along with Patrick Ketley and Gerritt Diekema will address Alma citizens Saturday November 3 at 1140 p m from Gov Warner's special train platform Music by the Forest Hill band urged turnout and a strong reception
Auction style classified notes show multiple sale and hire items. Listings include farm labor requests for bean and poultry pickers, a rough sale of jewelry items and wares, transport offerings such as a trip ticket to Chicago, and two furnished rooms for rent in Akron Olio. Also posted are horse sales, a platform spring wagon for sale, and exchange offers with local livery services.
Forest Hill notes show Mr Farrington moving to Alma while B Leonard heads on a business trip to Ashley. S Colwell assists Mr Wilks, Desmond risks potato losses from frost, and Bev Wells plans a move to Alma. Jol Pitt hosted by Mr Avi Mes. locals attended Mr Klott's son’s funeral.
Lottie and the Hearn visited Gertie Bisel and others while Miss Louian Fentor again helped Mrs. H Bailey. Prank Kell visited at Weatey Delius, Sunray. Kom and Nellie Heil visited Mrs. Lillie Star, Emma Vennet, and Minnie Rowhhole with Biss Jen ld Brigg. The Young People's Alliance plans a meeting at the Evangelical church Friday evening this week.
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