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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
2
The Alma Record is devoted to Alma and Gratiot County interests. Published Thursday afternoons by The Alma Record Company with C. J. Brown as business manager. Subscription is $1.00 per year. Record entered at Alma post office as second class matter.
Mrs Jennie Heaet of Ferris called Tytows Torstray. Wintete aml Florian Moxie wot a Urice Thursday Mev dee Peliner of Vosalure vie fad Me- Tarsah Coferiat Weilniee tree Diem. Jef evi ye Dalwah Saint. Mise Nethie Stwehiin retrethet to Nor work ty Phuket Thirsty. Later Heig wae in Garson Friday. Marshall Steven of Grand Rapid visited J. Blairs Friday. Hoxie went to Ithaca Monday. Mrs. T. Blair and son Carl returned home Friday. Mrs. Jean Pratt and daughter Adah of Chicago visiting at William Pratt's. Thee Greenhue of Kiwell spent Sunday with Melvin Fotcks. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hanes of Sumner Center called at Fenton Doty’s Sunday. Mr. Leo Brandel new Elm Hall principal came Saturday to be ready for school Tuesday. Mrs. Chris Hoover of Indiana called in town Saturday evening. Bert Morton was a Sumner Center caller Sunday. Miss Hazel Klees visiting at Delbert Hick's returned to her home in Sumner Wednesday. Marguerite Parks of Grand Rapids visiting her parents. Floyd Follick having his house painted. Roy Elliot returned to his Hamburg home Saturday. Charles Warner of Hamburg was a caller in town Saturday. Miss Stella Anger of Canada visiting at Mrs. Alice Butcher's. Mrs. Jennie Cathcart and son and mother Mrs. Mills returned home to Bay City Friday.
An advertisement urges readers to visit Chas Rhodes for MI DNA Stomach tablets and MI O NA Stomach Tablets, claiming relief from gas sourness and distress within minutes, with a money back guarantee if not brighter and stronger after a week.
Oscar Morse is very poorly at this writing. Harry Walston and family and Mr and Mrs Alvin Miller attended the Gleaner piettie at Wiley grove near Elwell Thursday. Mr and Mrs William Godfrey were Sunday guests at Wm Burges of Alma. Mr and Mrs B F Cline were callers at Oscar Morses Sanday.
Miss Florence Keefer and Luly Keefer hosted by Byrd Clark of East. Alvin and Mrs Miller guests at Wm Kidson Alma. Jasper Nevins entertained John Durkee and mother Mrs Durkee. Clark visited son Ralph in Sumner. Schaibley of Carson City stayed with Haney Walston. Alonzo Diviley hosted Bert Bangs of North Star. Vern Muiley of Preokenrilee. Altin Miller and Lithy at parties. Poultry profits ad promotes free powder and chicken feed at local drug store.
A crowded list of conveyances shows T Holton, H A McLaren and wives, J R Hudson, and others transferring tiny parcels across towns such as Se 4 Bethany Fulton Newark and Lafayette. Amounts include 850, 1000, and 235, with buyers including W H Barstow L H Boyer and M White among numerous spouses and heirs.
A vintage advertisement promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward promise for incurable cases. It cites F J Cheney and Co of Toledo and mentions Riman and Marvin as wholesale druggists. The copy claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, urges testimonials, and lists a 75 cent per bottle price.
Alma Michigan advertised letters for the week ending September 2 1901 include Mrs Will Sands Mr J S Winelyell and Campenu and VO Bard Kc FL. Uncalled letters will be sent to the Dead Letter office September 6 1911.
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