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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1907
Page
4
Fragmentary newspaper item shows Alma Record published by The Alma Record Company with a date line reading Wednesday February 6 1907 and references to subscription pricing and a garbled note about entry and distribution. The text is incomplete and contains OCR errors with mentions of Buons Halton and reconpte.
The Seats Comreauia of the republicans of Michigan call a Grand Rapids convention for February 1 1907 at eleven in the forenoon to nominate two justices for the Supreme Court two regents of the University one State Board of Fertigation member and conduct business. Delegates allocated by county based on vote, with district caucuses meeting to select officers and credentials. Garrett J. Diskears chairs. Diewnes E. Atwarn secretary.
Report of school district No Fi Fri Arcada and Pine River township for month ending Feb 1 1T. Total attendance 35 percent number of pupils enrolled 2 days taught 1 average daily attendance 20 Payable neither absent nor tardy during the month were Brawat Ellivon Rexford Johnson Elmer Mates Lae Onna Clarenew McKean Edna Wiley and Sadie Gerard Clyde Johnson was also absent two days on account of official duties Visitors during the month were J T Mahan Mia Win Gerard Vida Malin and Miss Hazel Black of River anies
Elm Grove reports include Miss Ernsteen Palmer visiting B Parsons and a kitchen shower for the Gays. Several residents ill, no school this week, and Rev Ely Raycroft to preach next Sunday. Moves include David Brady relocating to Alma and Con vis and OConvis preparing store rooms in the Opera House block for March 1 possession.
Mrs. HG Parvis of Geant Street reports her husband Mr Parvis suffered years of rheumatism and could not work. After trying remedies, he used Dean's Kidney Pills and experienced great relief from the first dose. The couple credits the pills with curing rheumatism and related pains.
The Arcada Farmers' Club met at Geo. Trish to discuss a box social at Frank Crow's on Feb ith to aid the club. Members and visitors joined a dinner, elected to buy two more rural songsters, and planned questions on milch cow feed and a farmers telephone line. Feb meeting will be with Will Latimer. program included readings and recitations.
A homemade tonic claims to relieve rheumatism by forcing kidney filtration of uric acid and waste. Mix Fluid Extract Dandelion half ounce, Compound Karyon one ounce, Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces. shake and take a teaspoon after each meal and at bedtime. Nonprescription ingredients are advised to be obtained from a pharmacist.
Mrs Muriel Marshall spent several days with her sisters. Miss Maege Smith visited friends in Wheeler township. Mr and Mrs J Reojansin hosted visitors. Mrs Frank Dsildon in Breckenridge caring for her sister. The Ladies Aid Society to hold its last meeting at Mrs Summerscale’s home on Thursday February 14.
F A Jorgenson of Illinois Dairy School emphasizes starer knowledge and strict sanitation. Clean, sterilized cans, avoid touching with hands, and outside-only water to prevent contamination. Proper temperature, churn timing, salt, color, and neat packaging all raise butter quality and price.
Guidance on milking technique emphasizes thorough yet gentle stripping to increase milk flow. Leaving milk in the udder raises bacteria in the next milking. The main distinction between good and poor milkers lies in careful, conscientious finishing.
A damaged scan shows a ledger style entry with liabilities and capital stock figures. Text mentions resources loane and discounts, various cash items, total liabilities, capital stock paid in, and signatures in a notary public context. The fragment references a date around 1907 and a sworn statement by a subscriber before a notary.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Marwin spent Sunday with W Merotimaty of New Haven. The Ladies Aid Society will meet next with Mrs Wr tonovele on Thursday February 14. Mr and Mrs Win Peacock visited Lewis Peacock in New Haven. A large crowd attended the Gleaner Hall event last Wednesday. Mrs Iris Neidhardt is home from Alma Springs Hotel for a two week vacation. Friends of Mr and Mrs Jason Carnier gathered to bid them farewell as they depart for a future home in Oklahoma. Diss Mabel Shephard of East Sumner visited Mrs Lacy Yerian last Thursday. H Poller and family spent Sunday with G Rexford of Ferris. Mr and Mrs Jason Carmer and Mr and Mrs Harrison Carmer left Tuesday for Capron Oklahoma to make their future home. Mrs Jake Merchant went to Alma Sunday for treatment at Heatnerd's Hospital.
From Sumner Center to Elm Hall Sunday churchgoers. Iris Fleming visiting aunt. Albert Ray has returned from Elwell Sanitarium after extended illness. Cedar Corners and Genham Townsend schools linked the route to Samper Centre. Bessie Hamilton and Join Hamilton stay with Mr Gargett. Masquerade social at Gee's Feb 20 for Samper Centre school. supper served. all invited.
Mrs Vreeman Johnson and A Rolius visit relatives in Bemis. Mrs Mallory and Laurie visit Chas Johnson’s daughter Sunday. E Wood returned home after staying with his father. A Johnson, Dan Wood and Alina’s wife visited F M Eyes. Last Friday A H Brown lost a horse. Willis Lemon family moved into Dailys’ house. Matt Lewis bought 49 acres known as T A Johnson farm. Mary Stitt was a pupil at Wright Retool last week. Miss Flossie Clark of Alma visited Miss Kaan Verdier. Helen Wright entertained Hetle Blanca Aubney. Horatio Stearns and wife visit Emily Eye in Eureka. Jacob Wiles died January 29. interment at New Haven Center. Lewis and Lawson Stearns haul bolts to Riverdale. Milton Flint and Mrs C Paterhout guests of Hrastuy Osterhout Sunday. Jasper Warren and Br L Osterhout called at Crystal Saturday. Frank Fulford and son to Washington soon. Charley Perry and family spent Sunday with J S Osterhout.
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