Bank Improvements At Gratiot County State Bank
The Gratiot County State Bank building in St. Louis is undergoing extensive improvements including a new front designed by Fred W. Flolister. The entrance moves to Mill and Center, heavy stone and iron work arrive, interiors will get new fixtures and tile doors, with renovations to be completed swiftly. Meanwhile local campaign events include plans to host William Jennings Bryan in Alma, with Democrats optimistic about Wilson’s victory and Roosevelt’s strong campaign presence noted.
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Gratiot County Suate Bank of
St. Louis
The
Republican
Gratiot County Suite Bank
Fred W. Flol- Tister
Saginaw
Mill Street
Center Street
NL Chenneck
Toleac
William Jennings Bryan
Creaser
Bryan
Alma
Grazier
Don’t Neglect Your Nerves Rexall Nerve Tablets Ad
Overwork worry and nerve exhaustion threaten general breakdown. Rexall Nerve Tablets are a nerve food tonic claimed to stimulate nerves and blood for better performance. If they don’t help, return for your money. 50 cents and 1.00 sold only at Growers Deng Spore Rexall Store.
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Deng Spore
Die Rexall
Democratic Headquarters Open in Vermuelen Mock
Democratic leaders launch a vigorous campaign as Wilson Marshall Perris club opens headquarters at Vermuelen Mock. Archie McCail begins a four week tour through Graviot county in the Eleventh District with Woodbridge N Ferris as principal speaker at a rousing Alrm event.
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Woodbridge N. Ferris
Vermuelon Mock
Realty Opera House to Open October 3
Manager De La Geneste has leased the Realty Opera House to create a vaudeville and moving picture theater in the city. He believes the city is large enough to support two such venues and plans an October 3 opening after previously leasing the Vanier in Aluma with Mr. Weese.
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de la Geneste
Opera
Compa
Weese
Aluma
Vanier
Realty Theater Adds Two Vaudeville Acts at Vandette
The Realty Theater opens with two first class vaudeville acts and a larger seating capacity than Vandette. Manager De La Geneste continues the same management, booking high standing acts from Saginaw, plus Alma plays and musical comedies. A new moving picture machine with daylight visible screen debuts, offering bright daytime viewing and clear night shows.
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de la Geneste
Vanderie
Ie Bo
Winder
Saginaw
Alma
Choral Club Elects Officers and Adopts By-Laws
The Choral Club held its second meeting in the college chapel at Work. Prof Veatch acted as temporary chair and outlined the office of president. H C Moore was unanimously elected president with Wade Frost as vice president Helen Cook as secretary and John Knoertzer as treasurer. By-laws were adopted and plans discussed to add associate members. Notable remarks praised Prof Veatch. local visitors included Warry Markham of Ithaca with Mrs Pettijohn of Ann Arbor visiting the Pettijohns.
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College Chapel
Veatch
Temperarg
J . Ewing
H.C. Moore
Wade
Frost
Helen Cook
John Knoertzer
Republican State Convention Sees Spirited Oratory and Nominations
The Michigan Republican convention met in Detroit with full attendance and lively speeches. Amos Moselyian was named governor nominee, Ross for lieutenant governor spoke, and Frederick C. Martindale, Jon W. Haarer, O. B. Fuller, Grant Fellows, A C. Carton, Joseph H. Steere, and Frans Kuhn received nominations. Taft administration support was endorsed and Alex J. Groesbeck elected state central committee chairman.
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Kelley
Amos
Moseliian Waa
Catt
Elie
Ross
Warren G. Haralar
Ohio
Frederick C. Martindale
Coleman Vaughan
St. Johns
Matelioedale
Jon W. T Haarer
Anne Arbor
Albert C. Kingman
Battle Creek
John M. Perry
Osceola County
Haarer
Kingman
Perry
O. B. Fuller
Arthur W. Seidmore
Three Rivers
Grant Fellows
Hudson
Commissioner of Land Office
A C. Carton
Locco
Supreme Justice
Joseph H. Steere
Frans Kuhn
Taft
Alex. J. Groesbeck
State Central Committee
Standard Bearer Society earns thirty dollars at church program
About thirty dollars was the amount netted by the Standard Bearer Society from the entertainment last Friday evening in the Methodist church. Each participant performed well. The funds will be used to support a missionary.
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Methodist Church
New Owners Take Majority of Consolidated Light and Power
The Con so lidated Light and Power Co. has sold a majority to Detroit New York and Chicago capitalists. Transfer papers are under execution and the new owners boast vast financial strength equal to or exceeding the Commonwealth company. They anticipate promoting large industrial enterprises in the region.
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Consolidated Light and Power Co
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Commonwealth Company
Mt. Pleasant
Rev J W Priest in Detroit This Week
Reverend J W Priest spent the early part of the week in Detroit visiting relatives and meeting church contacts. He returned with plans to continue community outreach and conduct services next Sunday.
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J. W. Priest
Detroit
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