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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1895
Page
2
The fragment references a case identified as Asitniv c.22 involving Tiam Nowra Swan and mentions MitACA, suggesting a legal matter or court action. Details are incomplete, but the names and organizations indicate a formal proceeding or filing.
Correspondents are advised to send communications to the home offices of the Gratiot County papers by Thursday forenoon if possible. In urgent cases, extra notices should reach each paper promptly, and late matter must be sent to all three papers to ensure publication.
Breckinridge area notes report Miller’s death last Saturday and reconciliation activities, Chisholm and King swap store spaces, Sherwood the Attia from St Charles is locally housed, Arthas Welling near town discusses recent events, subscription talk and weather mentionsRain storms bring water but delays persist, Nef E. society plans a play to raise funds to support the Congregational church efforts.
North Wheeler, Kirtland Hale and Lewis Marwin of Leb anon Clinton county are visiting relatives locally. V Pareons completed a new barn cote near fire last Wednesday. Born to Walter Binyth and wife a Lipp and boy. Miss Tide Wood of West Pine River visited and preached at Jackson Street schoolhouse Thursday evening. Mr Smith and wife of Pompeii stayed with Mrs parents Wednesday. Youth Rusney attended a wedding? and a show at Saginaw Friday night.
Mrs Hubert Gamable and Mrs Wallace Irving visit the éick Ustemweelyle Prace cisco and wife of Belding, calling on Mrs Mary Spear and others. Rev John Sweets and Mr and Mrs Judd Honder of Vorti are guests of W M Phillipe this week. Mrs Whitcomb of Coldwater invites her son Herbert, L D Baber and Mrs. to visit.
Pred Newton entertained friends from St Johns on Sunday. Beebe excursionists visited Frankfort last Sunday. ME church social planned for next Saturday evening. Mrs Hornow Spear of Lafayette hosts Mary Spear How and wife of Grand Ledge visiting C Uidiey. Mrs H sister of Gidles s and Herbert Strong visiting Coldwater, absent about five weeks. ME Sabbath school picnic scheduled Wednesday in the grove across from OL Davis home. A thief took a grain sack of flour from John Bichorn's gr ancy. Melvinders have canopy top buggy. Kaker thresh left less than five nerns ube hundred and 1x1) LWo Uushols of wheat.
Fragmented OCR notes describe illnesses including rheumatism and asthma among Newark residents. Mentions visiting Kinseil and wife, Kip wreon and Bethany trips, a threshing machine sale, a teacher of fall term, water pumping for stock, and an addition planned to a home in Visitevale.
A movement in Riverdale aims to organize a town band and urges every citizen to generously subscribe to the effort. Seven or more former band players reside locally, with merchants and tradesmen encouraged to donate as the ensemble seeks material support and participation.
Dr Wade Perrinton attended Crystal Monday on Duelo while Mik Bartha Carmer returned from Bay View last week noting a pleasant outing at a basket of chips. Mr and Mrs I O Chidister are visiting friends in the southern part of the state.
A large wet weather crowd on a Muskegon trip Sunday saw a colt throw its riders, injuring two men as the animal darted along a sidewalk. Jon Corningham and Henry Carter escaped serious harm, while a bystander was knocked down, and a leg injury was reported.
The fragmentary item lists neighbors and relatives visiting, travels of Harvey and Green to Port, Mr and Mrs Tucker’s ties, Mrs Clara Per hae’s return from Ohio, and local ball game amid summer routines. Several residents from Lansing, Dewitt, Cedar Springs, and California are mentioned visiting or ill, with minor local happenings and improvements noted.
St Louis residents attend indignation meeting on Toledo and Ann Arbor Bay removal. The Maronite excursion to Frankfort scheduled for August 11 includes fares, rail pickups, a harbor drill by the Life Saving crew, a St Louis ball game, and a Masonic lodge event. A Frankfort-Owosso game ended with a late finish and a visitor-friendly scoring conclusion.
Mrs Elizabeth Barnes Holton died July 17 at her son Frank Holton’s home after a four week illness. Born in Bucking Hampshire in 1742 she married Joseph Holton and moved from Bucking Howeshire to Jackson County then Gratiot County. Eight of eleven children survive including daughters Mrs George Baller Mrs Howse Mrs Frank Arnold and sons Monty Martin Joseph Thomas and Frank. brother Mr John Barnes also survives. Funeral services were held at Breckenridge with Rev Ly Faat officiating.
A narrator discusses visiting Washington with a friend and notes that most tourists begin at the Capitol. The Capitol is highlighted as the ideal starting point to view the city plan and gain the first impression of the capital.
The author tours Washington’s Capitol during a recess, describing domed views, street layouts, and grand statues. It notes the Emancipation statue, wide avenues, and park spaces. Inside, renovation work is detailed including fresco cleaning, new carpets, upholstery, and electric lighting plans for the Senate chamber and annexes.
A puzzling tale from Pontiac recounts a mineral spring misidentified as a cure for rheumatism. A projector investigator revealed the spring was a stream from the sewer, ending hopes of a dual-house project as the aches returned and the pleasant glow faded.
A garbled OCR page blends poker imagery with street ads and medical quackery. Mentions two souls, a timid man, and two hearts winning a pot, followed by disjointed lines about Dawn's Ointment and quick relief.
Fragmentary lines mention a voice and names like Thad Neli Yes tied to Philadelphia Records. The muddled text hints at a peculiar vocal comparison and an unidentified speaker. Further readable context would clarify who spoke and what was recorded.
Fragment lists nine long English words including pulloprogenitive and abthropophagendpariin. The note cites linguistic curiosities from a small Prairie Depot reading and jumbled spellings.
Desirable property for sale on Washington Ave, St. Loss. Includes house with twelve rooms, cellar, attics, and outbuildings. About one tone acres of land with orchard and vineyard, two wells, near city water works. Terms: seven percent with part payment. Apply to Jeti D Heresies or FLW Hasrovis.
A damaged OCR excerpt mentions names and events in a garbled way. Readable bits show reference to a person named Bobby and weekly activity, with unclear ties to a public or legal notice. The fragmentary text hints at a review or inquiry but lacks coherent facts for a fuller card.
Fragmented advertisement claims Castoria cures coughs and throat ailments and promises quick relief for children. Reads like a late era ad with misspellings and commercial guarantees.
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