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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1906
Page
5
Local items report upcoming election day on Tuesday November 6 for state senator Townsend Ely and A F Brooke spending Monday in Saginaw. Citizens urged to vote, while social events, visits, and small town happenings fill the week. Various residents travel, attend church, and engage in community activities in Alma and nearby towns.
A long collage of local items from Alma including visits by Mrs Ashley Price and Mrs M A Medler, a G H Bansill office opening, Lee Mercantile Co. posting, and church activities. Reports cover obituaries for Freda May Richards, dedications at Alma Church, hospital updates, travels of residents, and various community notices plus election pleas and public meetings.
At a regular meeting of Riverdale Hive, Nov 3, resolutions of respect and condolence were unanimously adopted for sister Tha May Priest. The hive expresses heartfelt sympathy to the husband and family, drapes the banner for 30 days, and orders copies sent to the bereaved, to Alice Reuaswonri Avys owtox, Com fivcane.
A string of brief items reports county clerk vote support for Richard E. Hughes in Elwell, visits by W. C. Mallory and wife to Mt. Pleasant, Miss Pearl Dick and others visiting Grand Rapids, Frank Hall’s return from Valley City, Mra Eugene Pratt visiting Remus, Ola Smith of St. Louis visiting Mrs. Marion Follick, Davis of Elm Hall visiting Grant Strayer, resignation of a P.M.R. official, Frank Evans and James Wells visitors, Maggie Wells in Hiverdale, Mrs. Aldrich of Saginaw visiting, Chas McLaughlin visiting Canada and Pennsylvania, E. E. Haff’s trip to Laingsburg, typhoid patient Ernest Stuart improving, Dr. Russell couple visiting Reading, Gilpin and Wiley attending Alma lecture, J. B. Tebbs and son from Elwell receiving cattle from Chicago for feeding and sale.
The family expresses sincere thanks to all friends and Ragloe for their many kindnesses and heartfelt tributes during the bereavement period. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Aso Mus and the family.
First warning of catarrh calls for Hyomei without stomach dosing. The medicine travels via inhaled vapors to reach nose throat and lungs, killing catarrh germs and soothing irritated membranes. Personal guarantee offers refund if relief isn’t found. extra bottles cost 50 cents, claimed as economical and guaranteed.
An advertised letters list includes names Pon Brown Geo L Lowe D Me Fane G C Spencer Guy Stebleton Wen Tyrrell Addie Van Auguste Washburn UF NROWN and others marked for pickup at the local post office.
The notice lists licenses and business opportunities including saloon bowling alley and poolrooms licenses through May 2007, rooming houses, candy and cigar stores, barber chairs, laundry, bakery ovens, groceries, hardware, and light manufacturing with prices and investment returns. It also advertises land in Texas and Washington Territory with prices from $1, and travel offers with discounts and returns.
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