Grange 00 Holds Regular Meeting Advocates Women’s Suffrage
The Areada Grange No 500 met October 26 with W M Allen Hubbel presiding. Officers discussed roofing work costing eighty dollars and arranged a bee to remove old material. A Woman's Suffrage committee was expanded and a straw vote praised suffrage, while a class rush reported for 1012 with seniors and sophomores victorious.
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Areada Grange
W. M. Allen Hubbel
Woman's Suffrage Committee
Lecurer
Aden Hubbel
Sondra Godfrey
Ray Keefer
Ray
Edward Titus
Penny March
Grange
Granee
Avenila Grange
Blaisdell
Alice G. Tiths
Amelia Grover
Mes R.A Wood
Arcata Ladies Aid to Meet First Thursday in November
The Arcata Ladies Aid plans an all day meeting at Mrs. Laycock’s home on the first Thursday in November. Glen Hicks of Ferris Center visited Alma and called on friends last Monday.
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Arcata Ladies Aid
County Treasurer A P Lane Prominent Gratiot Official
A P Lane has served Gratiot county as County Treasurer for two years handling a quarter of a million dollars annually with no losses. State law limits terms to two consecutive in this November election, making this the last chance to endorse Lane. He is praised for faithful administration and deserving service.
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A. P. Lane
Lane
Gratiot Journal attacks and village bond issue denial
A letter from Mr Potts and village officials refute Mr Mathews accusation of a foregone plan to control bond sales to Shaca Savings Bank. They state bids were opened correctly and Potts had no role in the sale. They defend board unity on school funds and emphasize council responsibility for any borrowing decisions.
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Tootite
Mathews
Gratiot Journal
Tam
Shaca Savings Bank
Mhaca Savings Bank
Willige
Mithewe' Gitack
Caufiaton Conseil
Lotts
de Rite
MR Potts
Potts
B. Parrisiht
Harvey Munson
Archie McCall
Dr Weller
J H McKay
J. Lee Potts
Unclear OCR Cost Figures Highlight Accounting Snag
The fragment shows numbers tied to costs including thirty thousand dollars and twenty two thousand nine hundred sixty eight dollars with a total of fifty three thousand nine hundred sixty three dollars and ninety two cents. No clear event or entities are identified.
Francis King for State Senator in the Fifth District
Francis King of Alma promotes his candidacy for State Senator from the 5th district, highlighting local leadership, business expertise, and education advocacy. The piece stresses his service on the Alma Board of Education and Alma Manufacturing Company, and vows to back Progressive Republican goals and reelect Senator Smith.
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Psabella
Mecova
Gratias
Krung King
Neminge
Gratien
King
Neian
State Senate
King Ir
Williats Collewe
Garfield
Alma Board of Education
Ray
Hetdine
Tania War
Bite
Ing
Sting Tits
King Thas
Little Giant
Haypress Company
Alma Board of Trade
Nie
Ma King
Kite
Mga
Kine
Willian Wilen Smith
United States Erie
State Legislatuve
Seater Smith
von Setrict
Brancs
Willfirny
Lansing
Francis Lindquist Republican nominee for Congress from Wisconsin
Francis Lindquist, 42, GOP candidate for the Eleventh District, is described as a successful businessman and former hotel worker. He has lived in Greenville, Montcalm County, since age 34, built a notable home there, and has two children. The Frances Willard Union will meet with Mrs. George Rule at 110 Be Superior Street on Saturday afternoon at 2.
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Francis O Lindquist
Kaurie
Wis
Oman
Francis Seett
United Stateo
Hell Boy
Isaac Stevenson
Menominee
Mariette
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Chicago
St. Pant
Greenville
Montcalm County
Mr. Lindquist
Frances Willard
Rexall Stores Rise in Michigan With Grover’s Drug
Grover’s Drug Store, run by Wred Grover of Grover's Rug Store, is cited by Rexall Company head as second in total Rexall sales for the year ending July 1. Michigan hosts 184 Rexall stores, with major cities among them. Grover began promoting Rexall goods two years ago as growth surged and Rexall popularity spread, especially in Alma.
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Wred Grover
Grover
Rexall Company
Keigun
Grover's
Rexall
Michigan
Alma
Creaser Nominated for Public Office by Local Democrats
Reared in Multon township Creaser built a substantial career in Almas as a real estate investor and financial agent. A Democrat with wide support, he previously served as high commissioner of science and taught in public schools. Citizens invite him to meet in the Rowister's office after January 1st.
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Multon Township
Creaser
South Dakota
Schienta
Hit Ne
Almas
Croaser
Rowister
Night school enrollment grows as workers join class
The night school expands with thirty and more attendees including Mr Exta Smith and Mr Stanch fel from the M. Co. Ay visited Tuesday afternoon. The masonry on the new building will finish this week. The school closes Thursday and Friday for the Teachers' association meeting at Grand Rapids. Twenty-six expect to go from Alma. Mr Ward received a new book Russel's Rivers of North America Thursday morning. The Senior and Sophomore girls hosted a marshmallow roast for the boys at Turek's Woods on Wednesday at 7.
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Exta Smith
Stanchfel
M. Co. Ay
Teachers’ Association
Grand Rapids
Alma
Ward
North America
Turek’s
College reserves beat high school 12 to 6 on away field
Mr Will Ewing and Miss O Neil visited local schools with college players last week. Last Friday students and faculty attended a masquerade party with over a hundred guests. Alma defeated Arthur Hilty 40 to 18, with a lineup including Rbhatt, Barrig, Halt, Burgess, and others. Remaining games include Strous Cadillac and Big Rapids.
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Will Ewing
Tuesay
Thehigh
O'Neil
Miss Robbins
Margaret Boag
Alma
Arthur Hilty
Rbhatt
Barrig J. Halt
Burgess
Fallback
Miner
Smvich
Thukham
R. Guard
Cumming J. Grord
Banghart L. Yackle
Beverley R. End
Bluisdel
Miche L
Strous Cadillac
Big Rapids
Alma Art Club hosts federation delegates reports event
The Alma Art Club entertained the Woman's Club and the Woman's Civic Improvement League last Friday at Mrs. G. V. Wright’s home to hear reports from delegates and visitors to the State Women's Federation of Clubs held in Saginaw. Refreshments followed as discussions focused on joint meetings and federation plans.
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Alma Art Club
Woman's Club
Woman's Civic Improvement League
GV Wright
Women’s Federation of Clubs
Saginaw
Richardson
Weatin
Grace Mossinger
Federation
Eliair
Maittley
Gratiot County Officials Explain Progres sive Ticket Names
Statement from Gratiot County Board of Election Commissioners addresses past censoring for not printing candidate names on the Progressive Ticket. They cite law and an Attorney General opinion requiring conformity before names can appear. Signatures include Isaac S. Seaver probate judge, Lane county treasurer, and R. E. Hughes county clerk.
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Ithaca
Mich
Grating County
Gratiot
Attorney General’s Department
Isaac
Seaver
Jorge
Lane
R. E. Hughes
Pollasky birthday surprise by Masons at Messinger home
Michael Pollasky celebrated his sixth birthday with a party at Simon Messinger's home. Friends and relatives from Chicago, Wee Frei, St Leute, and Cleveland joined the gathering, gifting a bouquet of carnations as the host family hosted the festive event.
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Michael Pollasky
Simon Messinger
Messinger
Marcus Pothisky
Chicago
Max Pollatkhy
Wee Frei
Morris Messinger
St Leute
Julian Newman
Cleveland
Fragmented Political Rants on Representative Election
A garbled passage discusses the Michigan House of Representatives and a contested election. It mentions votes to elect a member, party lines, and hypothetical outcomes based on numbers like 50 or 51 members. It appears to roast or mock political figures and voting strategies.
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Michigan
Representa
Teteksta
Tugker
Tvker
etinHiare
Investigator Comment on Tariff Fears and Postmasters
An investigator notes that voter fear of tariff changes and postmaster upheaval hinges on electing Mr. Tucker. The source frames the issue as a lone chance in a hundred, suggesting only a certain type of voter would be frightened by Tucker's possible actions.
Potts Challenges Judge Seaver Over Campaign Support
In a letter published in this week's Grtet Journal J Lee Potts claims Judge Seaver misstated his stance on support. Potts asserts Seaver praised him after nomination and promised to back the ticket, while Potts says Seaver would withdraw his coat to help elect the slate and denies two faced behavior.
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Grtet Journal
L S. Seaver
Judge Seaver
Fred Griswold
Tois
Mich
Gratiot
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Bird J. Tucker
Register of Deeds
Uimpeg
Ithaca Council
Edward Hannah
C$. Netzorg
Roy Cowdrey
After McAdam
Geo. A. Lowrey
Markle Cement & Coal Co
An. Vis
Francis King of Alma
Frangis
Lindquist
NMONG
Grover's Drug Store
Rexall Sales
G. V. Weight
Supreme Court
Mr. Potts
Judge Potts
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