Local Markets Grain Quoted Each Thursday Morning
Market brief notes that local grain quotations are published every Thursday morning under Local Markets. The snippet emphasizes routine price reporting and market activity for grain commodities.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
2
Market brief notes that local grain quotations are published every Thursday morning under Local Markets. The snippet emphasizes routine price reporting and market activity for grain commodities.
Annie Tiernan waits for her husband Jimmy as spring brightens Leadham Street. Alderman Tiernan dies by pistol, his career and city franchise fight casting a shadow on Annie and Father Daugherty. The will and estate unravel amid political and financial pressures, leaving Annie to face poverty and a lonely future.
Farmers are urged to advertise in The Record Business Liners to sell animals and farm tools. The notice promises quick results and a ready buyer for a horse cow hog or tools.
The Beaver Greek News notes Bra Gould’s twenty ninth birthday party with games supper and dancing at her home on Tuesday night. Elder Brown visited Guy Welch. Georgianna Howen from Mt Pleasant visits local friends for a few days. A river swim ended with a boy losing false teeth. a fish tale earned a note about rewards. George Hudson returned from Sethton. Elmer Bemis and wife visited daughter Mrs R Bartlett. Amos Crittenden and wife at St Louis. Finan Robinson visits Forest Hill. Lottie Husted with Thelam Howe.
Sir Howell died last Sunday evening at the bore of his son. The remains were taken to Seton for burial. Mr. and Mrs. George Rockefellow and Mrs. Theron Kress returned from pest e where they were called by illness of the latter's brother Thomas A. Smith. They left the patient somewhat improved. Mr. and Mrs. Fea entertained Mrs. Fea's brother and wife of Belding the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gee welcomed a bay boy. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Kress had two children Lillian and Treny at the home of Mere Kress' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Strickland.
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