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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1905
Page
7
A night alarm and brutal cough signal deadly croup in children. Foley's Honey and Tar is claimed to give instant relief and quick cure, with Mrs. P. J. Cordier of Mannington Kentucky reporting her three children recovered after using the product.
County News reports revival services underway at the Christian church in Forest Hill with sixteen attendees from here. Silas Moody sang a solo and two selections were performed by the male quartet. A sermon by Hey Moose of Bt. Laie is highlighted as excellant. Miscellaneous notes include travel and illness updates, a Republican convention in Trimane, and various local movements and farm remarks.
Dunes gifted to Arcadia Grangrine on a Friday night drawing a well attended gathering. Mrs Elsie Mastics retires from a short stay in Detail as families of Byrett and Floyd Navine visit Will Hicks. Various local names appear in a fragmented account of social visits and routines at the Gr Ang es.
SOUTH WHEELER A McCaw and L E Hackett traveled to St Louis on Tuesday while Lula and Ruby Husted toured Barrett school a week ago. J Canine and son visited relatives in Alma on Sunday as John Husted of Lafayette visited his parents Tuesday. LB Hackett and daughters Rosa and Pearl visited kin while the district schools were closed most of last week due to 9 in the teachers family. Charles Basdick and wife of Alma visited relatives here and in Wheeler last Thursday and Friday.
A new storm affected Bebow's Corners over the weekend. The Bethany Grange ball drew a large crowd Saturday evening with many in attendance. Ed Schultheiss and C. Wagner were noted in events, while G. Gullis is reported very ill. Mr Melntyre called on Mrs Wagner about Tage Werte. BK Wagner initiated a sale of beef for J Belew at Minti.
NORTHEAST BETHANY: Joly Arnot repairs and seeks spring. Briggs and the Deline boys plan cribbage this week. Lind reports a hollow injury. Alanizaagtie wars noted. Vitel Baler and B Datfey assist. Suw this Week Frank David at Sh Lavais ter ser 1, Dhvetel oe five. Puli deals with grip. Minook talks territory. Floyd Rapitull improves. Wihecker ill with gripe. Mrs. Henry Bodfiel listed as ill. Panebaker in Midland on business. George L. Hom in Breckenridge. T. M. Sweet and Ed Care visit Prank Oberst. Walter Stewart returned from Lumiere weekend. Archit Pairould strained to Breoken r ile. Wins Horled! of Flat Kick, Mich, reports or sends Uicklen's Arnica Salve for wounds. Aurora store ad at Geo 2 Sharrar's drug store.
Mrs Dirk Houreard is on the sick list. Frank Church and wife visited Mrs Church and family. Cressett spent a few days with friends in Alou. Ellaha Chatrels is visiting relatives in Sr. Lantia. F C Plewelling goddaughter Martin out Thursday at Will Traverteathy. Mr and Mrs Clair Nelson spent Sunday with Mrs Nelson's parents. Frank Ulises.
A Rexall advertisement claims catarrh causes debility and that only Mucu-Tone can cure it. It describes how Mucu-Tone destroys catarrhal germs, tones mucous tissues, and guarantees relief with a refund if unsuccessful. Trial bottle offered for fifty cents with personal recommendation.
Andrew Johnsen and Mrs Johnsen’s mother near Wortabire on Sunday. A minor fire started while helping lodge in the worst tick of tinkered caught fire and burned two fingers. Byrdie Alfred and Predilie Johnson started Sunday at Tonalin’s.
Mrs Thee Gowin and baby visited parrenits Mr and Mrs Wenfalworth at Thy Glenner home of Mr and Mrs Georg Balun. event attended by about thirty. Parish youth plans a schoolhouse supper in a few weeks led by Mr Lawn. Martha Young hosted friends. Saints hold revival meetings this week.
J. D. Kunyan of Butterville Ohio reports relief from indigestion biliousness and related symptoms using Dr King's New Life Pills. He calls them a perfect remedy for dizziness sour stomach headache and constipation and notes a guaranteed price at Geo BK and Shartar's drug stores.
In St Lamia Martin Partos and daughter Jennie died last week. Mr and Mrs Hill visited friends near Brockenridge last Tuesday. Harriet Utter and Frances Party spent Sunday with Mrs Pearl Bartren A 1 Inn. Young people were organized in Wheeler last Friday at Mr and Mrs Will Watson home. Arthur Newdans has bought part of the Eaton farm and plans to move this spring. Mrs Stowe and son Harold returned home last Wednesday.
Washington, Feb 8. The Senate passed the joint statehood bill after a long session. It provides for admission of Oklahoma and the combined Oklahoma and Indian Territory, and New Mexico, with Arizona eliminated. The vote reflected close divisions over polygamy concerns and territorial boundaries, with New Mexico later restored and Arizona removed. Public excitement followed in Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
King Edward of England decorates Rev Richard Winsor of the American Board for distinguished service in India. Recognition cites his famine relief work providing native employment in the Bombay presidency. Winsor, Oberlin Seminary graduate, is noted for missionary efforts in India.
Thomas D. Thomas, a locomotive fireman, was shot by his wife at their home after a quarrel sparked by his late return. She claims self defense while Mrs Thomas bears full responsibility for the incident. The husband is gravely injured and may die.
Frank Hoover a cattle buyer from Tuscols county was instantly killed by a southbound Vassar train about two miles south of Reese. His body was badly mangled. identification was made from papers found at the scene.
A Chicago woman who alleges she married John Ely claims Hoch case linkages, detailing a murder plot against her mother in law and a later cash disappearance. The report notes police will keep her name private amid ongoing extradition questions. Meanwhile New York stories cover Mrs Duke’s release and related bank fraud charges tied to a tobacco farm scheme in Navar.
A Nova Scotia gale rages for a day as the Damara of the Furnoes line runs aground thirty miles east of Halifax Masqued obait. The vessel is believed to have foundered with the loss of many lives.
Detroit and Chicago markets report grain futures including wheat and corn with May and July prices. Live stock sections show Detroit and Chicago cattle, hogs, sheep, and lamb prices with ranges for steers cows heifers feeders and calves.
A testimonial describes stomach troubles and skin issues improving after taking Golden Medical Discovery. The narrator warns against substitutes and urges relying on the medicine’s forty-year track record and a trusted dealer to avoid inferior foreign products.
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