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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1905
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text from Alma paper references abstract names and dates. The readable bits mention general matters and viewership while indicating publication as an official paper. The legible content is limited and lacks a clear event or outcome.
The piece argues extra congressional sessions are unnecessary, noting President Roosevelt’s decisive stance on enabling prompt charges. It questions motives behind calls for an extra session and reflects on public influence on municipal progress. It critiques political patterns and church influence while stressing active citizen effort to boost community strength.
The fragment mentions a person named M. Witte and J. Therpeatit Morgan negotiating an arjent with a Wealty term. It also refers to a Wave room at the top and an elevator in a tower, but details are fragmentary and mixed.
An Evanston couple recounts a chaotic incident on Lake Michigan over a weekend, describingunsafe conditions, confusion, and a failed attempt to reach shore. The tangled account mentions a crew, local authorities, and disputed actions during the ordeal.
A chaotic report describes naval movement aboard the Apache near Oyster Bay and Piney Dock, leading to news of a looming printer strike on Thursday August 22. The incident mentions Lieut Charles H Nelson and a crew of workers, with potential stoppages affecting job offices and German workers in the area.
Cincinnati mourns a fifth death from a collision between a trolley car and a fast passenger train near Winton Place. The article notes officials including J. Montigny and engineer Gallivanoe in passings, and cites ongoing protests on Chinese goods and migration figures at Washingtons state department. July figures show 263 Chinese admitted and 9 deported with detailed categories.
Fragmented notes describe local disturbances among Adri an teachers and a halted hotel operation. reporting mentions a shooting involving the Mer family, a fatal morphine incident at Byron, a Traverse City accident, and a bank trust issue. The text preserves several names and places while detailing losses, injuries, and legal actions.
An old advertisement touts Angst Flower Tonic as a cure for continual strain affecting nerves liver and digestion. It claims the tonic powers stimulate kidneys and bodily functions, easing distress. Sold by George K. Sharrar Druggist with a 90 tablet regular size package.
An advertisement offers a newspaper advertising work with pay up to 885.000 weekly and requests Room 400 The Bible House Chicago. another item promotes Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrup claiming it treats coughs colds and bronchial issues and advises looking for a red letter on each package.
General markets report rough figures across grains and livestock. Wheat and corn prices listed for Detroit and Chicago with bids for oats rye and flaxseed noting cash and future values. Cattle calves and sheep prices appear with ranges for several weights and grades across Detroit Chicago and Buffalo markets.
An illustrated prospectus detailing Pacific Northwest scenery natural resources and rapid growth is offered by the Chicago and North Western Railway. The Lewis and Clark exposition connects with low excursion rates and tours from Chicago to the west, generating high interest. For full details write W L Gearin? Caml Agent Passenger Dept Detroit Michigan.
A testimonial from Helen S. Willatis of Many La shows Hyomei as a remedy for hay fever. After years of August-to-frost affliction, she reports complete relief following Hyomei treatment, with a money back promise if no benefit. The ad notes the complete outfit costs $1 and extra bottles are 50 cents. It also claims a convention endorsement and home or office use.
Scattered words indicate a printer named RK Puller and names like Rawle and Gunter amid a chaotic account. The fragment mentions peanut, ear injury, a funeral or death threat, and a general sense of confusion in a local scene with several unclear personal names.
Grand Mayen Michigan August 22 W FE Tollefega will be released Thursday from Mascachubette penitentiary He will be met by Sheriff Woodbury and Prosecuting Attorney Pagelsen of Tina county who left today for Beaton to bring him back He is wanted here for forgery of a complaint of the Grand Haven National Bank. Maniac Dies In Jail In Murder Mich Ang 3 Theree of the ely Known an d who had been confined to the county lad y for several years a saving maniac from the offerla of whiskey died not night to terrible agony.
A Mancelona farmer reportedly killed himself by eating Paris Green poison near his home. Selling medicinal tonics and patent remedies are advertised in nearby notices.
The Chicago and Northern Railway Company will promptly furnish reliable information on suitable points along the line for manufacturing establishments. Thriving cities and abundant material and market opportunities invite parties seeking new locations to apply for particulars to the Industrial Dept, C and N Ry, 15 Jackson Board, Chicago.
The passage promotes a digestive health remedy named Mina to soothe stomach issues, improve digestion, and restore strength. It touts outdoor exercise, fruit intake, and natural tonics as supportive, claiming rapid cures for indigestion, headaches, and related symptoms with a short course of Mina tablets, urging readers to consult Dr. Rholes for a sample.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a court filing with parties such as Campbell William and Saker, mentioning sale, interest, and timetables. The text is garbled, but hints at legal actions, defendants, complaints, and appearance deadlines in a circuit setting.
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