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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
4
Senator Burrow praised Rhode Island Senator Aldrich before Detroit business leaders on November 16, saying Aldrich has faithfully served Michigan and its industries. He stressed that Michigan residents should credit Aldrich for support and access to needed favors.
Regular meeting of Alma Michigan city council discusses sidewalk petitions on Cottage Street and Linden Avenue, graveled walks on 3rd Street, street lighting denial at Lindenase Royer corner, sewer inspection, sale of Woodworth Ave bridge lumber, and multiple graveling and labor warrants. Adjourned by President Pro Tem Glass.
Applications for work during the upcoming campaign will be received after September first. Desiring employment should file with the time keeper at the factory, Michigan Sugar Co. Alma Plant. Commencing September 1st I will be prepared to furnish milk to old customers and new applicants. Telephone Bell number 38.
Primaries set the stage as thirty six governorships appear on fall ballots. Oregon joins in November, with Maine Vermont September and Georgia October. California Republicans nominate Hiram W Jolson. Nebraska backs insurgent Aldrich. Bryan beaten in Nebraska Democrats. Davis and Hitchcock win in other races.
Local church notices list service times for First Church of Christ in Scrmstien Knights of Pythias Hall readings on Saturday, M E Church morning worship, Sunday School, and midweek meetings. Also St Johns Church Holy Communion on Sept 11, Presbyterian sermon series on the Lord's Prayer, and a Brookyn man Frank Leonard delivering a free lecture on Christian Science Demonstrable Religion at Alma Opera House Tuesday evening Sept 7.
E. W. Redman announces candidacy for county drain commissioner as the September 6 primary approaches. He urges voters to support his bid and asks for backing.
Charles E Jackson declares Townsend the likeliest senator nominee after a statewide tour that drew ovations from Menominee to Calumet. He argues Townsend's victory would reflect the people of Michigan and urge Enrolled Republican Voters to turnout next Tuesday to ensure the nomination and combat federal machine influence.
An aged ad style fragment touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a tonic for strong brain and healthy body. It mentions Wheaton and Batin and claims to restore orderly organs through natural regulation and energy.
Notices list multiple job requests and lost items in a small town. WANTED: an assistant cook and a good dining room girl at Arcade hotel. inquiries directed to Miss T. A. Albertson and Mrs. B. C. Batton. Lost items include a gold lion head shirt waist pin and a tan rain coat, with rewards or returns requested. Also sale items a leather rocker a flat top office desk and a white refrigerator.
A peculiar wrench of the font or ankle may yield a serious sprain. Sprains can be more painful than a break, and Rennie's Pain Killing is advertised as relieving pain instantly, reducing swelling, antiseptic, and healing rapidly. Price 25 cents, sine and one dollar, Wheaton and Sons.
Republican candidate Fred E. Smith announces his bid for the Gratiot County treasurer nomination at the September primaries and seeks voter support.
A bound print fragment records a candidate announcing intention to run in Gratiot County as a Republican. The brief note notes the submission of a candidacy declaration and points to forthcoming formal filings.
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