Alma Sugar Company's Plant Aims for 1910 Improvements
The Alma Sugar Company will start 1910 with major plant improvements including twenty five receiving stations in Gratiot and Isabella counties for farmers delivering beets. New stations on Ann Arbor and Grand Trunk railroads, a mixer for beet pulp and molasses, an elevator and flume, a brick seed warehouse, and a steer barn are described. The outlook is bright with expected higher acreage and strong demand, despite regional competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Sugar Company
Gratiot
Isabella
Ann Arbor
Bannister
Forest Hill
Taylor's Crossing
Brodie Crossing
Martha Crossing
Grand Trunk Railroad
Stoddard's Crossing
Middleton
Carson City
Butternut
Riverdale
Stanton
Mary
Natin
Grover Avenue
Germany
Chicago
Sven
Ohensse Sigar Company
Owesse
Aller
Plana
Ithaca Democratic County Convention Names State Delegates
The Ithaca county Democratic convention elected C. M. Brown as chairman and chose Newton Burns and others as delegates to the state convention. Gaylord Helms named secretary and Thos. Garlock treasurer. A full list of county committee members and local delegates followed, with numerous town reps including Alma, Bethany, Pine River, Stamps, Arcada and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Opera House
C. M. Brown
Newton Burns
W. D. Tucker
FL M. Peet
VC. Fuller
A. McCall
Organization
John Burns
K. P. Peet
D. Th. McLaren
C M. Brown, Jr
Ressexulc
Dewitt Vought
P. W. Creaser
J.T. Mathews
A. P F. Wright
Jas. K. Wright
John Thirns
Jackson M. Williams
John T. Mathews
J. B. Resseguic
Jas
W. Creaser
Clarence Clark
D. B. McClaren
C M. Brown
Gaylord Helms
Thos. Garlock
St. Louis
Burns family departs Gratiot for Boulder Colorado
Charlee Burns a Gratiot county resident for four decades leaves Monday with wife and daughters Grace and Helen bound for Boulder Colorado where Miss Calia Burns is now located. Shurnts rents his residence to Frank Horst and the east house to John Cheek. After 54 years in Gratiot county friends hope for their prosperity and The Record will report further local happenings.
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Charlee Burns
Gratiot
Grace
Helen
Boulder
Colorado
Calia Burns
Shurnts
Frank Horst
John Cheek
Barns
Infant Stanley Moore Dies At Four Months
Stanley Moore aged four months, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Moore of this city, died this morning. Funeral services will be held tomorrow Friday afternoon from the home on Park Avenue, conducted by Rev Cook of the Baptist Church. In their great bereavement the Moores have the sympathy of their numerous Alma friends.
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Stanley Moore
Harry Moore
Park Avenue
Cook
The
Baptist Church
Michigan Delegation Attends National Conservation Congress
Alma joins nine Michigan cities at the Second National Conservation Congress in St. Paul Minnesota. Delegates Francie King and Mrs King attend with leaders from Marquette Negaunee Houghton Lansing Cadillac Au Sable East Jordan and Detroit. Theodore Roosevelt delivered the principal address as Michigan delegates organized, elected officers and urged conservation actions.
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Alma
Michigan
St. Paul
Minnesota
Francie King
Warner
King
Michigan Federation of Women’s Clubs
H. C. van Evera
Marquette
C. ¥. R. Townsend
Negaunee
L. L. Hubbard
Houghton
Upper Peninsula
East Jordan
J. L. Snyder
Lansing
Henry Ballou
Cadillac
L. H. Baker l
Gustavus D. Pope
Detroit
H. N. Loud
Au Sable
Saint Paul Hotel
Ballon
Litions Comeittee
Townsend
Tubbard
Toughton
Henry N. Lowd
Aw Sable
Cadillae
Porter
Mast Jordan
Ning
Michigan U
J. Spyder
Michigan Agricultural College
National Conservation Couress
United
Europe
Congress
United States
Kite
New York
California
Arizona
Wm. HH
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
The
Dale Velt
Roosevelt Addresses Roaring Western Tour Crowd
Massive turnout for the ex-president with crowds on rooftops and trees hoping for a glimpse. Roosevelt’s remarks at the State Fair grounds precede broader political debate led by Pinchot against Ballinger. Ballinger removal is urged by Pinchot allies as public opinion presses conservation reform. King’s delegation noted for high regard among Michigan men.
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Bie
Roosevelt
Rooosevelt
State Fair Grounds
Mabel [Boardman
Washington
National Red Cross Society
Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
California
Maley
Missouri
Foreman
Sen
Tor Beveridge
Indiana
Dolliver
James R. Garfield
B. Lindsey
Denver
Giffert Pinchot
Ballinger
Pinchot
Garfield
Richard A. Ballinger
al Tower
Taft
Interior
Pinchet
West
Balling
Wwast Tits
Alma
Kavli
Bronse
Will It Pay to Advertise A House Full Of Goods
Two weeks ago Sam Wilcox ran a six line Alma Record ad offering a house full of goods for sale. Last Saturday he ordered it stopped after all items were sold. The note questions whether such ads pay. Also mentions Miss Bernies Pollaskey traveling to Kinport and Mrs C G Rhodes hosting Friday afternoon events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wilcox
Alma Record
Bernies Pollaskey
Kine
Penn
Binghamton
New York
C. G. Rhodes
Ward School Decorated Brightens Hutchinson Era
The Ward School building received extensive decorating by Rosecrans and Schunk, with green tinted ceilings and cream walls, plus new furnishings in Miss Dodge’s former room for JA-4B grades under Miss Martin. Janitor George Hutchinson’s upkeep earns praise, though flies remain a nuisance. A new history teacher, Miss Margaret Cameron, joins the high school, while football manager Pat Kroes lists a fall schedule. Open season details for hunting regulations follow.
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Ward
Rosecrans
Schunk
Maretin
Cass City
Miss Farrell
Hutchison
Margaret Cameron
Traverse City
Cameron
Central Michigan Normal School
Mt. Pleasant
Hunting seasons and legal notes for game birds
The notice outlines fox, black and gray squirrel seasons from Oct. 15 to Nov. 30 in the open season. It advises hunters to study laws on game birds and waterfowl and to conduct themselves accordingly. Partridge and Spruce Hen seasons are open in the lower peninsula from Oct. 15 to Nov. 30, with unlawful taking referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Westward Move For Priva. Lou Convis And Partners
Priva. West Lou Convis Frank Reed and R. C. Button depart today for Montana to settle near Box Elder. The party packs household goods and livestock into box cars with two men riding for care on the trip while Mrs Burton Rex Hutton and Mrs Congis plan follow ups as they begin a new western home venture. The Record notes the move will be felt in Lansing Coffeyville and the city sight watchman Robert Smith will join later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Convis
Frank Reed
B.C Button
Montana
Box Elder
Messra Congis
Button
Kansas
Reed
Deteber
Robert Smith
City Sight
Bean Jobbers Meet at Eighteenth Michigan Convention
The eighteenth annual Michigan Bean Jobbers Association convention closes today after sessions in Saginaw. Wednesday opened with a prayer and welcome by Shannan mayor G W Stewart, with Weaver of Milford giving the response. Prof W V Raven and W J Orr spoke on agricultural topics, and Thursday featured papers by prominent bean jobbers. A. T. Ferrer & Company hosted a Wednesday evening reception and factory visit showcasing elevator machinery. Alma dealers are represented. W P Cash of Riverdale is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Bean Jobbers’ Assorciation
Toon
Flore Vincent
Saginaw
G. W. Stewart
Shannan
Weaver
Milford
W. V. Raven
Michigan Agricultural Calle
W. J. Orr
Pay Mort
Association
A. T. Ferrer & Company
Ferrer
Alma
W. P. Cash
Riverdale
The Wonder of 1910 Air Tight Stove Sale
The piece notes a 1910 air tight stove offer with one pipe joint for 0 cents at Sanders Hoff's cash hardware. It reports Mt. Pleasant Republican county convention naming delegates for the state convention in Detroit on October 6, listing L. Bardick FH Dosenbary W. E. Brown John Fritz F McNamara Jas Wood H A Graham J W Hince M Menery Thos Gray Jas Hersee Jacob Kratz and Frank Philips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanderhoff
Mt. Pleasant
Detriot
L. Bardick
FH. Dosenbary
W. E. Brown
John Fritz
F. McNamara
Jas. Wood
H. A. Graham
J. W. Hince
M. Menery
Thos. Gray
Jas. Hersee
Jacob Kratz
Frank Philips
Wife and mother Mrs A A Chick dies after long illness
Early Monday morning Mrs A A Chick died after thirteen weeks of poor health. The funeral was held Wednesday at her home with Rev J Frank Jackson of St John’s church officiating. Interment was in River View cemetery. Mrs Chick leaves husband A A Chick and three children Pauline, John, and Matton KE Chick, with extended family from Lansing Maple Rapids Otsego and other areas attending the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Chick
St. John's Church
Riverview Cemetery
Courtland Forman
Dewitt
Clinton County
Michigan
Grand Lodge
A. A. Chek
Alma
R. G Chick
Lansing
Robertnderson
Maple Rapids
George E. Brown
Otsego
Amelia Halstead
Chick
Millinery Openings At Local Shops Enthrall Women
Last Thursday through Saturday Mrs. Gaffney on State Street held a fall opening attracting many women seeking the newest headgear. Mrs. Humphrey also presented the latest fall hats on Thursday Friday and Saturday. Show windows were attractively decorated as parlors of both shops displayed an extra large line of Gage hats noted as among the finest shown between Grand Rapids and Saginaw.
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Gaffney
State Street
Humphrey
Grand Rapids
Saginaw
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Almasugar Company
Mr. Allen
Democrat
G.M. Brown
Chas Burns
Ten Cay
Far West
NRL
Tite
Hutchinson
Foothall
Pat Kroes
Alma High
Lewis
Leah
St. Lotts
Shepherd
Mt. Measant
Saginew CE
Sant Alma
Mt. Pheasant
Mt. Seas
Owosso, Frentots
Grand Rapids Central
PRIVA
R. C. Button
City Today
IS A. Higdies
Beath
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Mlinery
Mesdames Gaffney and
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