Probate Court notices in Gratiot County Michigan 1907
Public notices in Alma Record and Ithaca probate office announce hearings on June 2 and October 17 1907 for estates of George P Blanchard and Mary Ann Jason. Executors named Mary A Blanchard and others to present claims by October 17 1907 with hearings at ten o’clock.
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State OF Michigan
Gratiot
Esson
Tihaca
Isaac S. Seaver
George P. Blanchard
Mary A. Blanchard
Haying
Alma Record
Isaacs, Seaver
State OF
Michigan
Mary ‘Ann Jason
Sumner Township
Ithaca
Isaac, Seaver
Pere Marquette Stockholders Meet in Detroit Michigan
Stockholders of the Pere Marquette Railroad Company are notified of a special meeting at the principal office in the Fort Street Union Depot building Detroit Michigan on the 28th of December 190? at 10 in the forenoon. Purposes include ratifying approved votes and proceedings of the August directors meeting and the consolidation with the Pere Marquette Railroad Company of Indiana, and related corporate actions.
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Marquetor Railroad Ap Company
Indiana
Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Fort Street Union Depot
Tetrait
Michigan
Mehl Raumite Railroad Company
Lee Ander
Mathermint
Aucual
Marguerite
Civeinnd
Husiniten & Dart Company
Dnd Nation PY
Iam
Tousa
Margiette
Mintnjeany
Lipesene Iberea BA Judin Haeimane
Deter
Ininawek
Canmany
Giana
Sheeturk Mildopd
Pertharells
Frances
Cottage Cheese Outperforms Meat In Nutrition And Cost
The Min derota experiment station concludes cottage cheese made with cream rivals beef in nutritive value and digestibility. From skim milk and cream, 15 to 16 pounds of cheese can be produced per 100 pounds of milk, at about 11 cents per pound when cream is affordable. cream enhances palatability without raising cost, making cottage cheese a practical economical protein source on farms.
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Derry
Minderota
Mili Ty
Homemade cheese room and notable DAR leader stories
The article discusses a home cheese curing setup with notes on Roquefort style caves and beet pulp processing for syrup and pulp products. It then profiles Mrs. Joseph B. Foraker and memories of Mrs. Harrison, detailing social life, ambitions, and a shoe mishap at a grand march with mutual slipper exchange.
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Joker Menon Toraren
Benjamin Harrison
Washington
Harrison
Buter
Mra Foraker
Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No 28 Remedy Ad
Nervous debility vital weakness and prostration from overwork and other causes promoted. Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No 28 offered as a long used remedy. Price one dollar per vial and five dollars for special packages prepaid on receipt.
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Humphreys
Deigelsta
Petom
Cary Willan
Butter Making Methods and Dairy Equipment Discussed
A historical note explains butter making with two main paddle arrangements to avoid greasiness from silting motions. It outlines stationary versus moving beaters, the importance of proper technique, and cautions on cost and advertising for dairy services.
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Ted Wus
Baseball Review and Scores Amid Turbulent Season
Fragmented text describes a baseball review mentioning Cincinnati and the Cardinals. It notes a player named ToLo Gensel and a grand win tied to a balloon remark. The passage is garbled but centers on a game featuring Cincinnati and the Cardinals with highlighted performances by players and coaches.
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Beckley
Cluycinnat
Cincinnati Terth
Grand Wiyle
Ie Ballon
Jon
Holieg
Lila Ie
Treatise on Diphtheria and Related Ailments in Early Medicine
The article discusses treatment methods for sore head and diphtheria like lesions, detailing topical remedies such as lodoform powders, creolin, and vaseline, plus cautions about eye care. It also mentions internal remedies with vaseline and creosote or epsom salts, and briefly touches on animal equipment and alfalfa seed vitality.
Gossip About People One Hears About
A long mixed column recounts biographical snippets of prominent men tied to steel, politics, and high society. It traces career paths from telegraph operator to president, notes insider scandals, detective resignations, and high-profile marriages and divorces surrounding figures like Gould and McLaughlin, ending with a brief lost item notice.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local News Item
Readable text fragment mentions diverse names and places in a brief town report. Key entities appear garbled but suggest a regional update with multiple people and local venues. No clear event date or outcome emerges from the readable lines.
Favorite Prescription and Reliever Promised for Women
An old ad style note touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe alcohol free tonic for women. It claims restores strength, eases weakness and menstrual symptoms, and notes the product contains no habit forming drugs. The text also promotes Pleasant Pellets as a mild, harmless cure for constipation.
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Ivan m Ieee
Dr. Pierce
St. Pierce
Ventilation and air quality for cows in dry stables
A historical discussion stresses the need for fresh air and sunlight in cattle barns to prevent disease. It urges open intake air from outside, high light levels, and dry, well‑ventilated stalls. It also notes fertilizer costs and plaster use to control ammonia and improve herd health.
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Moraes
Cortland Esuaty
N.Y
Dupuet
America
Ulead
Senda
Dupont
Mont Twiee
Dress Making Notice From Telegram Style Ad
Fragmentary notice requests dress making services with contact by Bell Telephone number 199 and a partial street reference. The readable text mentions stairs and a state association, indicating a local want ad for apparel work. The source lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
Unclear Text Fragment From Historic Page
Fragmentary OCR text presents no coherent event or proper nouns to identify. Unable to determine a named person, place, organization, date, or outcome from the provided snippet.
Breeding Bulls and Dairy Lines From Danes to Guernsey
Burton W. Potter discusses selecting breeding bulls, emphasizing youthful potential, pedigree, and performance. He warns against premature culling and urges testing offspring before renewal, noting Danish practices and a shift toward longer service. The piece cites the Glenwood Ministry and Morven Park lines, highlighting recent import milestones in purebred stock.
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Butte
Gome Chinene
Daniah
Glen Lwooit
Morven Parke
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