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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1886
Page
4
Alma's business interests and town growth are analyzed with plans for next issue to cover building and improvements over the past eighteen months. The article notes efforts to secure accurate data, acknowledges possible omissions, and highlights a strong outlook for the community.
A historical account details the wine and timber banking house Wines Tarek Co and its role in sustaining crucial financial relations. It covers establishment in the 1850s, partnership changes, notable members, vault features, and emphasis on security and public welfare within the county’s commerce.
A long, verbose account extols a trusted bank’s practices and profits, praising deposits and exchange services while listing insurance agencies and life companies such as Fireman’s of California and Continental. It notes capital, assets, and ties to regional industry, with emphasis on prudent management and high reputations.
A historical notice describes the Dry Goods Boots Shoes and Clothing segment with Blan Teves and Jhe Pollsky as prominent wholesalers. It notes first- and second-hand stores on Superhir and State streets, advertising large inventories sourced from first suppliers, with cash-and-one-price terms and low prices. It highlights competition, a link to local politics, and the evolving retail scene for dry goods and apparel led by substantial wholesale houses.
A long, rough historical note discusses manufacturing works in Gratiot County. It mentions planning mills, door and blue factory works, and the Tinker Slams on a prominent position in the local industry. The Titan Wein title era ends with Geo. D. Barton purchasing the property, followed by Wright and Lumsden after a winter transition.
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