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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1906
Page
2
A light feature promotes the Acme Drum as a cheerful winter companion. The piece argues it brightens days, suggests practical uses at home, and invites readers to consider acquiring one to lift spirits during colder months.
A report by Orange Judd Farmer notes sugar beets thrive where climate and soil suit them with Colorado leading in favorable conditions and Michigan advancing. Beets yield rising due to better cultivation and seed, with sugar content climbing from 12 to 18 percent in many cases. Farmers earn 30 to 70 dollars per acre though help shortages persist. Factories employ agronomists who aid growers, improving profitability despite some rain and cool spells. Harvest extends into winter with some factories closing in November while others run into January in milder areas.
Strengthen stomach and digestive organs to gain health and happiness. A remedy called Micam promises appetite, digestion, and relief from discomfort with a guarantee by Chas Rhodes. Lost notice for a small black and tan Shep herd dog with bobbed tail. reward offered by C Coleman Alma Saul.
J E Lawe of Mebheag discusses his shift from Shropshire rams to Merino stock to reach 120 to 130 pound ewes that shed about ten pounds of wool. His flock of about 125 ewes averages 120 pounds and ten pounds of wool, with careful feeding, housing, and selective culling to improve growth and early lambing potential, noting annual lamb production and feeder lamb quality.
An ad states that itching worsens with scratching and promotes Dean's Ointment as a cure for piles and eczema. The product is advertised for sale at all drug stores.
Notice lists tax collection by Jd. Rackett, Treasurer, every Friday in December and the first Friday in January at Chadwick's office, Pollasky block. The page also promotes olive oil, dyspepsia and liver remedy tonics, furniture, cough syrups, laxatives, and a 128 acre property for sale or exchange, with various agents and prices.
A fragmentary notice notes teachers conti at the Record Office in a moderate school setting. Directors are urged to take action, with unspecified remembrances or reminders mentioned in the readable text.
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