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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1897
Page
5
We have reduced the price on all of our Teas, so if you want a bargain come and see Us.
A local notice requests subscribers to settle outstanding balances, stressing hundreds of dollars in arrears and pleading for prompt payment. Signed by C. F. Brown, the letter notes leniency has been shown but now demands settlement from all accounts.
A local bulletin lists multiple Alma area items from the week including a special sale on bicycle wonders at Weston's, residents visiting nearby towns, and plans for the Ithaca Fair. It notes Mr. and Mrs. Thompson’s trip to Canada, Will Boyer eyeing an Upper Peninsula claim, and a Riverdale convention for Sunday school workers. Also reported: Lady Hayt wins a trotting race at Muskegon with a 2 37 4 time, and Rev J F Berry delivering a lecture on his Emerald Isle experiences after assisting in the M E church dedication.
Horace Price discusses milk quality as J D Spinney courts in the county seat this week. Geo P Stone of Ithaca visited Alma on business. W W Rollin sends thanks for plums. Bertha Strable begins teaching in Keefer district. Bertha Wilson to sing at the opera house. Wykoff of St Johns visits Alma friends. Millinery openings announced. a new eight pound boy arrives. The Record notes 24 new subscribers since August. W R Purmort opens dental practice in Ellison building. Banghart v Hooper verdict no action. Saginaw Store stock moves to new site. auction at Fred Wright’s next Wednesday. Lumon Gee active in Sunday School work. Pears from a five-year-old tree promise harvest. Howard Willard resigns Vermeulen clerkship for rest. Miss Carrie Smith previews fall millinery Sept 24 25. Alma boy Geo Burt helps at Sanitarium. Clover seed yield leads Sumner Township. Infant buried. Rix family suffers loss. Fred Wright to move to Alma and join Caple & Hall. Sept 25 event promised as grand. Theodore Nelson family leaves for Kalamazoo. Recokp bids Godspeed. Saginaw Store buyers traveling east for stock. Miss Monroe oversees hat selection. New vertical water-tube boiler installed north of water works for power needs and safety.
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