18 Sep 1885
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1885
Page
1
The fragment mentions Baistor and Proprieter BY in a North American context, suggesting a brief item about people or a business name and possible ownership. Details are incomplete, limiting precise identification of roles, dates, or location.
The issue recaps social events and local business updates from Mount Pleasant and surrounding towns. It notes a state fair in session at Kalama, a Wright Hotel visit, school and church activities, an upcoming excursion to Detroit, and various advertisements and personal notices. The column mentions Emory A. Storrs’s death and several local incidents, with community members traveling, selling goods, and preparing for the Cumberland celebration.
The Greenvill(e) Democrat notes potato rot in its region and reports general improvements in fruit and grain quality. It praises better elite agricultural conditions, claims wheat is superb this year, and contrasts current crops with past crown law era, claiming strong fertility and productivity despite past changes.
A crowded early 20th century notice lists Pollasky and Wallidy loaning money on prime real estate with low interest, plus various farm sales and property exchanges in Alma. It mentions Bank of Alma, real estate offers, and upcoming company meetings with dates in October and September.
In the Alma MI area the Intelligence Office lists terms for sale and rent, seeking workers and assistants. The notice mentions jobs in trades and clerical work, emphasizing a need for non tobacco users and language proficiencies. A CLAIKE is sought, with details about alarm systems and online duties.
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