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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1903
Page
6
Perrinton society notes list sickness and visits including Mettae on sick list and K Smith from St Johns. Residents buying property on Fulton street include Mrs Peters and Mr Mrs Orcutt. Several trips to Ithaca Detroit and Cranston mentioned with school instruction, birthdays and a tumorous illness death of Mrs Satterlee.
Peter Cole and J Stom are drawing ice. Tough and Charles Henry were in Perrinton Monday. Mrs Geo Weidman spent Friday with Mrs Frank Henry. Edgar Mikesell and wife visited G won Smith Sunday. Weidman J Lancaster and Na Narper were in Ithaca Monday. Mrs Maggie Weldman spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Late Byltts. Protracted meetings are in progress at the church with good attendance. The July reunion at Wood Lime was the usual report. Chow flem up for Hreekenrifer Gen Jessup and Frank Jorsup of North Star with their four sex spent Saturday at J H Jessup's.
Mrs. W. Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio writes that her ill child, tormented by a severe cough and illness, was saved by Dr King’s New Discovery. The only sure cure for colds and lung diseases, it is guaranteed by Sharrar and Mulholland. Trial bottles free.
A crowded compilation of visits and travel entries from Maple Rapids and nearby places. Residents such as T Hasse in Ithaca Ed Willet and Wilder Knickerbocker in town, plus numerous visits to Lansing Detroit Chicago and Saginaw. Revival services in Middleton and moving plans at McChristian farm. Ladies Aid packed clothing for the poor.
Solomon Spiece is sick with rheumatism in district reports. Homer Bolyard will work for Wm Crismore next year. Michael Shong of Forest Hill visits relatives here. Mrs Staley returns from a Forest Mill visit with her brother. Mrs M Page back from Morenci for her mother's funeral. Sidney Downing injured his hand with a pitchfork. Mrs Wm Crismore is reported quite low. Doctors Scott Ithaca and Mart Maple Rapids consult. with care, recovery possible. A nurse from St Johns attends the patient.
Will Bower lost a valuable horse Geo. He has treated F. E. Smith's farm and moved onto the same. Frank McNitt was called to Belding last week by the death of his sister. Earl Cook has left his father's place and moved into North Star township. The Jee harvest is on and farmers are putting on quantity of very wood see. Chakney Pearson intends working for P. J. Barnaby at the carpenter trade this season. Chas. Johnson has moved his House onto the lot he purchased of Frank Kidder just south of the railroad. Residents plan to build large barns this spring, a major improvement to the vicinity. Kana Lene, infant daughter of Alta Henan, died of pneumonia at one year and ten days. Interment at the Washington cemetery Wednesday. Meetings are still to pro rest at the Evangelical church conducted by Rev. Bailey. Mr. Bailey is a man who calls things by their right name.
Woodworth Street resident HL F Thompson credits Doan's Kidney Pills with ending a severe backache and kidney trouble after a long period of pain. He recalls a summer attack, then consecutive digging work with no pain after taking the pills. Thompson invites inquiries and endorsements the pills as the sole remedy, noting price 31 cents and Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as U.S. agents.
The column summarizes multiple local cases and rulings: Ashley vs Pelrett amendment denied. Chas Bonn injunction denied. injunction to restrain Hanna Uptrany extended. Potter motion for new trial pending. Wilson vs Medlar security for costs denied. Alma ordinance suit vs Omans thrown out for error. Huntoon found not guilty in Hall seduction case. People vs Bell assault case nol pressed. Hiveley vs Ward trees dispute long on docket with Ward's payment dispute. R Jones judgment against J Lathrop by default.
In probate court administrators appointed and final accounts filed. Hearings set for March 2 and March 25 on wills and estates. Guardians appointed for minor and insane patients. Real estate assignments to widows and heirs. Local death of Mrs Katherine Lyons aged 100 in Bloomington. Various other items include legislative actions and an automobile exhibit at Chicago Coliseum. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve praised by H. A. Tisdale of Sommerton for piles and skin issues.
A garbled listing shows real estate transfers involving Naney J. Randall to Rote H. Harrison and Weaver to HL Prater, with scattered fragments referencing properties in Ashley and Newark areas. The text also mentions a 7th street location, Chesterward area notes, and a stray note about Chamberlain’s Cough remedy, plus dated markers and unsettled references to local parcels and aliases.
A fragment from an advertisement praises Dr Pierce and his Favorite Prescription for women illnesses and maternity. It cites letters of thanks from Mrs Annie S M Brook and others in Fayette County, extolling relief from chronic conditions and improved health after consultation and use of the medicine. It invites sick women to consult by letter at no cost.
An advert claims indigestion causes most non organic heart disease by stomach fermentation pressing on the heart. It cites Mr Kauble of Nevada, says Kodal Digesta Cure relieves stomach strain and heart pressure after four months use. Bottles cost £1.00, sold by DeWitt & Co., Chicago.
A man named JK Orner of Franklin Grove suffered a severe leg injury from a wheel accident described as a horrible mishap. He defied doctors for four years, but Mackinn's Arnica Salve from Shastar & Muholland's Drag Store reportedly cured burns bruises and skin eruptions.
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