Alma council sets October hearing on Bridge Avenue sewer project
The Alma City Council, in 1914, reviews plans for the Bridge Avenue sewer district from Pine River intersection to 400 feet south of Mga Avenue. Maps and specifications are on file for public inspection as the city considers funding via special assessment and a portion funded by property benefits. A hearing is scheduled for October 6 at 7:30 pm with listed council members and officials, and various bills and bridge sewer costs are authorized for payment.
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Resovaneil
Alma
Pine River
Mga Avenue
Age Avenue
Anid City
Fost of
Whitch
Bridge Avenue
Coanell
Hell
A. D
Mich
D. W. Adams
Tao W'Elock Pan
P Ower
Yeas
Alds
Rowland
MrConkey
Willard
Race
Ogden
Ward
Fra
West Superior Street
Wellsley Street
Harvard Avenue
McConkey
Fraker
Common Council
W. J. Company, Engineers
Toledo
Ohio
Coucil
City of
Sauds
Avenue
Aaid City
Bridge
Bridge and
Michigan Avenues
Alma council votes on Bridge Street lot restriction and sewer plan
The Alma common council debates a Bridge Street restriction prohibiting residences on certain lots and approves a sewer project. A City survey maps a Bridge Avenue Sewer District with an estimated cost of construction and a proposed partial, $2179 project segment from Pine River to Bridge Avenue.
Gratiot County treasurer notes tax due and library move
Taxpayers warned to pay unpaid 812 taser and ave money with a $1.00 late fee added October 1. A. BP Lane announces the county treasurer position. Mise Edith Conk returns to Cleveland after a month with her parents and resumes librarian and library methods instructor duties at East Technical High School. Miss Mildred McConkey and Miss Margaret Tubbs shopped in St Louis during the weekend.
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A. BP
Lane
Gratiot County
Mise Edith Conk
Cleveland
A. P. Cook
East Technical High School
Mildred McConkey
Margaret Tubbs
Sister City of
St. Louis
J E Wiggins Auctioneer Ad Listed at Union Office
J E Wiggins Auctioneer advertisement appears in The Record, with contact through the Union No 198 office or telephone. The fragment notes dates made at the Record office and lists J E Wiggins as the auctioneer.
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Record Office
Telephone Union
Byways of Bible Highways Four Month Program
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH outlines a four month prayer meeting program titled Byways of Bible Highways. Sessions feature lectures on The Spirit of Power and the Power of the Spirit, Christ and the Individual, The Kindness of God's The lays, The Look That Decides Character, Quenched Fires, The Immutable Redeemer, and other topics through December with dates and scriptural references. Also promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey fall cough remedy and John Hull Spent Cigar.
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Christ
John d
John Lik
Heavlen
Philemon
Sam
Matt
Dee
Nice
Dr. Bell
Tennis Girl Shows Pocket Fashion Win
A sportswoman showcases a pocketed outfit allowing secure carry of items. The design avoids spillage, with trims and buttonholes hiding two quick release snip fasteners for easy opening and closing.
Combination of Materials in Summer Frock
Plain white cotton crape mixed with crape striped in red and bordered with white and red dots creates a smart summer combination. The blouse has loose lines with sheer embroidered handkerchief finish and a short Russian tunic style. Sept. 10. The True Messenger of God Isaiah 6 5-8.
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Materinia
St Louis News Items From Clare and Nearby因
St Louis notes visitors and local events include George Clark and wife in Clare, Tracey Kneeland in Alma for sugar factory business, Miss Faurotix hospitalized after Woodward accident, and St Louis public schools reporting attendance and staff. Also mentions graduates and faculty in high school, local travel by J K Wright to Detroit, and sports candidates training.
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George Clark
Clare
W. F. Vireow
William Pierow
Stanley
N. C
Will Cult
Mayer Whiteey Wee
Helland
Tracey Kneeland
Ann Arbor
Alma
Pranew Burns
Detroit
Mary Faunce
Greenville
Robert Durkee
Robert Wheeler
University of Michigan
St. Louis
Turty Fulcher
Ashley
Herrick
Auburn
Ind
M. D. Thomas
St. Joe
Charles Thomas
Grammar School
Hazel Harrison
E. Merritt
Miex Pratt
Watz
ALC
W. A. Wood
Rena Reeves
Earl Porter
McArthur
Local residents and visitors list in Arcada Center area
ARCADA CENTER Mr and Mrs Clyde Webb were Sandy chests of Fred Rockafellow and wife. Maurice Pinkley of Merrill spent Sundays and Monday in this vicinity. Kilmer Ebright wife and children of Itham were visitors in this neighborhood Sunday. Russell Bateman left Friday night for Mansfield after spending his vacation here with his father John R Bateman. Mr and Mrs Ray Birmingham entertained Mrs Moor a few days recently. Mr and Mrs Burrill McBride of Lansing are visiting at the home of the latter's parents W J Birmingham. Auer Fred Kipp and wife are visiting with his mother Mrs Delo Grovenor. Birmingham and wife are quite feeble at this writing.
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Clyde Webb
Fred Rockafellow
Maurice Pinkley
Merrill
Kilmer Ebright
Itham
Russell Bateman
Mansfield
John
R. Bateman
Ray Birmingham
Moor
W. J. Birming- Auer
Fred Kipp
Delo Grovenor
M.D. Birmingham
Po-Do-Lax Promises Health With Laxative Claim
Advertisement for Po-Do-Lax promotes relief from pimples bad blood headaches biliousness torpid liver and constipation blaming digestion. Claims tonic liver blood purification and steady nerves with a 50 cent bottle and money back if not satisfied, sold by all druggists.
Best Nickel Cigar in the City The John Hull
Edward Bahike spent Sunday in Saginaw while promoting a Best Nickel Cigar in the city at The John Hull shop.
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John Hull
Edward Bahike
Saginaw
Feit Eye Specialist to Visit Wright Hotel Thursday
E. C. Feit, noted eyesight specialist, will be at the Wright Hotel on Thursday September 24 to examine eyes and fit glasses. He has taught at Northern Illinois College of Optics and has toured through Indians and Michigan by examination. Regular appointments will be set at the Alina Main office in Grand Haven Michigan.
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E. C. Feit
Wright Hotel
Northern Illinois College
Michigan
Ain
Alina
Grand Haven
Mich
East Cee News Items Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Local notes report Lee Leonard and wife visiting Mrs. Una Vinny, Merrit and Leonard families traveling to reendule, and visits to E.G. Dean. Pearl Leonard and daughter Mary return to Alma. Albert and Almon Cline visit Mrs. D. Demery in Summerton. John Cline and wife visit son Jim near Brecktenrige. Harris Leonard visits Raymond’s family at Riverdale. Uncle Samuel Leonard expected home from Detroit Pontiar Ovid. Maron Wilber and wife go to Detroit. M Ward sells Don Renager farm for Illinois buyer Jackson seeking near-town residence. LA.5 meets next week for allsing, with kitchen and dining room shower planned. dinner to be served. Rhoda Higgin is a silvery tick.
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Lee Leonard
Una Vinny
Merrit
Leonard
Reendule
E.G. Dean Till
M. Ward
Don Renager
Jackson
Illinois
LA. 5
Gleaners
Mary Byers
Werner
Rhoda Higgine
Forest Hill
Mat. Sanders
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August Arndt
Joe Ray
H. J. Woller
John Morrell
Tom Nanak
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Jake Barney
Joe Lutz
Chas
Williams
J. Wilson
Abe Eckert
James DeRashin
Os Wilbur
Alma Grain & Phul Co
Bree
Lee Lybolt
Warthers & Woodland
J. E. Page
Raveiomens SR National Meter Co
Cemetery Fund
Home Lumber & Fuel Co
H. Carter
J. Dyer
Ald. Willard
Ald. Ward
Albert P, Cook
Bridge Street
Whittemore
J. E. Wiggins
First Presbyterian Church
God
J. K. Wright
Democratic State Central Committee
Joe Sawkins
Clyde Gallant
Lansing
George Smith
Gallant
New Mexico
Walter Leonard
Lauder
Owoswo
Argus
Jeszie Fanrotix
Woodward Avenue
Miss Faurot
Arcada Center
East Cee
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Maccabees
Arthur St. Denis
Wright House
C. J. Brown
K. E. Devore
Fraternity
New Century Hour
J.e.shellhaas Grocery
Arkansas
Arkansas Soft
Home Lumber
Fuel Co
Liege
American Press Association
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