Grandmission Litougi Post Office Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a post office entry and a $100 yearly figure with unclear names and place. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations present.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1907
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a post office entry and a $100 yearly figure with unclear names and place. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations present.
The Michigan Republican State Convention is set for February 14 in Grand Rapids to nominate two Supreme Court justices two Regents of the University and a State historian member with other business. Delegates allocated by county based on gubernatorial vote with district caucuses to fill officer posts and provide credentials to the State Central Committee. Lax-ets laxative tablets advertised in the same notice.
Alma resident E Ferris testifies to relief from severe kidney discomfort and backache after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Charles Rhodes Drugstore Alma. He urges others to try the remedy and notes Foster Milburn Buffalo NY as sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
A notice explains future Card of Thanks will be billed at one cent per word, aligning with Want Column rates. It criticizes past flat 25 cent charges and urges payment by cash or stamps for accuracy and to avoid books and statements.
The Free Methodist Church invites worship at 9:00 am, 10:00 am, and 7:00 pm with a special service on Tuesday at 75th. Rev. A kh You, Pastor, will lead the ministry and deliver sermons throughout the day.
January baby born to Mr and Mrs James Mills in Ithaca with mentor Miss Alice Sloane. New Year visits span Alma, Petoskey, Owosso and Ithaca as families gather. Local society includes W B Axtell, Mrs Booth, and Frank Slowe hosting guests. Also a Coinciding ad promotes Preventics cold cure candy with local seller Geo E Sharar.
Mrs. C. L. Davis is sick while Scott Knapp returns from Flint School for the Holidays to visit his mother. Robert Gamble, township treasurer, traveled to Alma on business. Judd Spear and wife visited Mr. and Mrs. John Spear, Archie Walter visited relatives in Lafayette, and J. J. Walter and Geo. Baker with families shared Christmas and tree at Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Haker home.
Langport and Wheeler area social notes recap New Year gatherings headline visits. Readers learn of Mrs Flora Swartour visiting, Mr and Mrs Pradden hosting, Mr and Mrs Parks and others, plus births, travels, and local social calls. Also mentions Gleaners event and a local sales pitch for Hollister’s products.
West Pine River reports school commenced in the Wright District Monday after a two week vacation. Residents note visits from Hastings and Alma connections during the holidays. Local families mention travel to Grand Rapids Ponting Mt Pleasant Saginaw and Oceana county for gatherings and visits.
Ed Morgan property work by Hooper and Clark starts cutting timber at Morgan's place. Callaway's Toledo brother arrived, learned of an uncle's Lansing death, then traveled to Lansing for the funeral. Dick Hillsinger sold his farm to Ike, bought a Riverdale store, and will run it. Phillips hosted Christmas dinner for friends.
Chas Rhodes offers Hyomei with a personal guarantee that you pay nothing unless it cures catarrh. Just breathe the medicated air to kill germs and soothe irritated membranes. Complete outfit costs $1, extra bottles 50 cents, promising economical relief.
A series of real estate transfers lists multiple owners and parcels in North Shade, Newark, Alma, Arcada, and St. Louis, naming grantors and grantees such as Joseph E Bennett Verne Bennhett Rebecca Gardner Win T Nalddrett and Mary Church, with lot and block references and section descriptions. The section concludes with an advertisement for Dr Stoop s Magic Ointment promising pile relief and urging trial.
A faded advertisement praises King’s New Life Pills as superior laxative remedy. It claims the product cures biliousness and constipation and promises gentler, more effective action than competing laxatives, with a local drugstore handling the sale.
Cincinnati crowds swarm as LT Cooper of Dayton introduces medicines claimed to cure deafness and restore stomach function. He offers demonstrations, draws large sales, and donates to the poor amid speculation how long the craze will last. Local physicians doubt the lasting impact but acknowledge notable aid to the sick.
Sumner Center items show Mr and Mrs Moses Densmore visiting Chas Densmore and Mrs R A Gee while Miss Susie Densmore visits her parents Lynn Densmore and wife. Ethel Davis visits Ivah Kress. Mrs Prechard visits daughter Mrs Edd Currence and Theron Kress family. Rooms to rent above Hammer's Market. Dr Shoop's Croup Care advertised with claims of fast relief for croup. Sold by Geo K Sharrar.
To agents seeking greater business and money, North American Life advertises broad reach and low rates. Informational inquiry requested for agency contracts for 1907 directed to F. A. Huron, State Manager, Detroit. Majestic Big.
Dr Shoop has long opposed opium and other narcotics in cough remedies and welcomes the Pure Food and Drug Law. For nearly 20 years his container labels warned against opium and narcotics, helping mothers protect children. Sold by Geo E B Sharrar.
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