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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
6
An ad extols Scott's Emulsion as a food medicine for every age group. It claims to strengthen delicate babies, pink the pale girl, and build flesh for the overworked, while aiding the elderly to resist colds and pneumonia in winter. Some garbled text follows with an address in New York.
Detroit Trust Company seeks to act as administrator executor and trustee under wills guardian etc with over 1,000,000 in capital surplus and undivided interests. Names appear in fragmented OCR seeking fiduciary roles including AML Wright Charles A. Dean Srila Hadwin Sichole Davidein Driggs and others with varied references to positions and local figures.
Barrington leaves Knuckleville to pursue wealth in Gilt Gulch. Susie Cutler arrives on a train and confronts him as Jones Busby threatens to shoot Barrington following a failed mine claim and a perilous delivery of justice.
James J. Hill proposes moving from city to countryside to ease living costs. He argues global economic crisis requires expanding farming, applying science to agriculture, and teaching new farmers to boost yields. He questions the impact of legislation and urges a turn to farm life to reduce costs and increase food production.
W B Mellor Nebraska Board of Agriculture secretary outlines a plan for experimental plots in every county and district school to teach farming. He urges state legislation to fund teacher training and stations, arguing hands on trials connect farmers to improved crop practices and seed quality.
Catalog style notice offering veterinary guidance for horses cattle sheep hogs dogs and poultry. Mentions fever lung fever cough kidney bladder and skin diseases with prepaid offer for a page book and stable chart mailed free on receipt. Contains many garbled terms and misspellings.
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