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  1. Tractor Supply Co. - 1501 E Washington Rd

    1501 E Washington Rd, Ithaca MI 48847

    4.5 Superb 82 reviews

    “It's tractor supply, they're consistently great, bend over backwards to help and if they don't have what you are looking for then you are probably at the wrong store.”

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  2. Meijer - 2805 W Cheesman Rd

    2805 W Cheesman Rd, Alma MI 48801

    4.2 Good 204 reviews

    “I have to say it is one of the better Meijers out there. Clean inside. Not to big and not to small. What happened to your good doughnuts!?!?! When i was younger we loved them and now they have no flavor and the yeast ones taste like biscuits👎 They usto be light and airy and floofy now their thick and hard to chew.... Such a bummer.... But the rest of the store is good.... Update 8-11- 26 The doughnuts have improved alot!! This is one of my most favorite meijers to go to other than your one in Greenville, mi. Keep up the great work!”

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  3. Tractor Supply Co. - 1685 Wright Ave

    1685 Wright Ave, Alma MI 48801

    4.4 Superb 59 reviews

    “Went in to inquire about a sxs atv. We had the pleasure of having the assistant manager Alyssa help us in our decision. She was very knowledgeable about the product, the financing and getting us set up with our purchase. She was very friendly and polite! We enjoyed our interaction with her and highly recommend you pay her a visit! Thanks Alyssa!😊”

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  5. Walmart Supercenter - 7700 N Alger Rd

    7700 N Alger Rd, Alma MI 48801

    3.5 Good 222 reviews

    “The only complaint I currently have is they do not have any baby 4th of July clothing. Plenty of baby girls outfits and little boys outfits and adults but no baby boy....”

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  6. Walmart Photo Center - 7700 N Alger Rd

    7700 N Alger Rd, Alma MI 48801

    3.7 Good 8 reviews

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