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J and Davestort advertise housing trips from Pennsylvania to St Louis with unspecified dates and unspecified terms for homeseekers seeking out of state relocation options.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1904
Page
2
J and Davestort advertise housing trips from Pennsylvania to St Louis with unspecified dates and unspecified terms for homeseekers seeking out of state relocation options.
A jumble of local aunts uncles and residents list visits, relocations, and social events in St. Louis Breckenridge Saginaw Ithaca Alma Ovid Chesaning and nearby areas. People named Wheeler Bonesteel Swope Kipp Owen Johnstone Murphy Bradford Amons and others travel move or host relatives during Thanksgiving week with multiple mentions of family errands and community activities.
The couple married in a home ceremony officiated by Rev. J. S. Clark. A related note mentions a Tuesday adjustment of accounts with $1,700 received for building and goods, with stock at Fred Taylor's store to be disposed of. a spring rebate is anticipated. Also an advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters for clear skin.
Miss Camfield returned to Detrit Monday. Homer Leonard of Farland was in town Monday. G Wilson of Shepherd leads at the cythege here. Mr and Mrs Fenton entertained company Thanksgiving. E Lake and family hosted Livingston county parents. Wilks spent a week with her daughter Mrs Bugler of Marion. Mr and Mrs W Doane attended the wedding at Nineview Northfield on Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Warner of Mitchelle were guests of Mr Steele and family from Wednesday to Monday. Foley's Honey and Tar touted as a safe cough remedy despite competitors.
S. &. Sumner and Judes Miller moved to Winans fatty. Miss Nettie Bangs ta se. Lois rat Ant Leet omagete Wu. McFaul of Alma visited friends here last week. Mr and Mrs WoOS bbates visited Alma. Farmers have improved. one they have about cmpleted. Miss Sanders of Kin Tai commenced winter form of rehous a the Noyes Monday. M. L. Winans family test Monday for Maple Rapids where they will make their future home.
A Benterville Virginia man claims three years of bronchitis were cured by Dr King's New Discovery after other doctors failed. The letter touts it as effective for lung and throat ailments including consumption pneumonia and grip. Sold by general stores with a dollar bottle and free samples offered.
A confused listing of visitors and routines notes Mee and Shaul Sunday Mist Elina Socal, Mrs Lewis Veron, Mrs Montadoo Beebe, Lester Aumaugher slowly improving from fever, a minor accident near Dany with no injuries to Peabo Orwail, and dinners hosted by the Knapp and Davis families. George E. Sburtar warns against Foley's Honey and Tar.
Knickerbocker and family were mentioned in a weekend visit at Maple Rapids. Miss Kellogg’s room held enjoyable exercises. A farewell gathering for Mr and Mrs McClellan occurred as they prepare to move to Stanwood, Medata county, with gifts exchanged.
Elmer Downer is digging a well for Barney Seeley. Anthony Street and son-in-law went corth hunting. Sam Barton’s sister from Canada visited recently. Miss Peru Waggoner has returned from Ithaca to attend a show. Frank Ackers bought the forty formerly owned by Delbert Murtailf. Cuaney Cook rented his farm to Claudel and will move to Dinacs. JL Rinalie and wife hosted and entertained their children and grandchildren at Thanksgiving. Mrs. Girt Derry and mother went to Lafeport and planned to see their daughter who is very sick.
S. E. Sumner and family visited Butler’s painting project. Fred Ray relocated to Chas. Smith’s tenant house. J. Hackett and Alma residents spent Sunday at W. Kang’s. Butler households from Sumner marked Thanksgiving at Butler’s residence. Mr. and Mrs. James Algoe from Oklahoma County stayed with her sister Mrs. Prine. James Smith spent time with relatives near So. Juan, guided by maternal mines.
Seville Center notes visitors and residents including Lila Hammond and Mrs Wonders, with relatives in New Haven and Anton Miller hosting guests Henry Leng. Christmas tree plans at the church follow a Sunday school event as Alex Miller finished a new stump job. Munsters Club 16 members met, Gus Planders and Chas Carr leading after a hunting day and oyster feast. Flanders’ side won 125 to remain ahead of Sumner.
Mrs Hetzman remains very low at this writing. Mr Coleman's oldest son is ill with fever. Roy Cantetd and Ed Simmons toe fend Seine the Che fame weeds this Miss Karma Beet is home this week due to the scenery closing for a few days. Mrs Darwin Woodian returned last week after visiting her sister. Hiram Brady returned from Cadillac where he spent weeks with a son. Mrs Dessa Haremond's report from the State Sunday School Convention was well received. The Sowers school resumes next Monday with Miss Ingraham as teacher. Wetster is in the orchard removal business, having taken out over a hundred trees for Orall Simons and part of the east orchard for B. Garder.
JG Glock superintendent Prooty town West Virginia writes after trying all other advertised cough medicines we have decided to use Foley s Honey and Tar exclusively in the West Virginia Reform School I find it most effective and absolutely harmless George KE Shorrar
A fragmentary Victorian era medical ad claims WEEDS Consumption is a human weed thriving in weak lungs. It advises early treatment with Scott’s Emulsion and salt pork as a possible aid, urging regular use, fresh air, rest, and a rigid routine. Contains garbled names and an address for Scott’s Chemists in New York with broken text about lodge encampments and meetings.
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