Michigan dairy and food department gains for producers
The Alma Record notes higher grades and better prices for Michigan produce in Eastern markets due to state dairy and food department work. It cites reduced business failures, lower liabilities, and broad improvements under Republican policies, inviting independents to join Democrat managers in a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Food and Dairy Department
New York
Michigan
Pure Food Division
Miuke
Icea
Land transfers and trustees list across St Louis and Newark
A series of property transfers and trust deeds are recorded, listing individuals such as Perl Freeland Edward F Schul Fred Pair Henderson Shaver and others. Transactions cover parcels in St Louis, Newark, Fulton and Elba with sections and townships noted and several gists to churches and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perl Freeland
Edward F Schultheiss
Smith
St. Louis
Davie E Harrison Et al
Fred Pair
Henderson Shaver
Awit
Arcada
C Crandell
UB Church
Nwiy
North Star
Kittie B Clark
Arthur Morris
Ewif
Sumner Miles
Bullock
Martin W Coon Baathis
Dudley
Mary Amealies
Wheeler
Emanuel J Rininger
Leonard Riene Aroe
Srg
Elba
Irene Decker
Alva Decker
Millionaire's Poor Stomach Prompts Public Talk
The worn-out stomach of the over-fed is cited as a public example of wealth’s evils, while Al Flower is praised for aiding digestion. The ad touts dosage, price, and availability, naming Geo. B. Sharrar as a seller and suggesting druggists stock the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B. Sharrar
Forest Service surveys forest products statistics
The Forest Service is sending out question cards to gather statistics on lumber shingles laths cooperage stock tires paste and poles by US states regions and species. Returns will form a confidential report showing land stock and wood used by industries plus product value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Eclipses and Calendar Oddities Mark 1906 Year
The article notes three solar eclipses in 1906 with one visible in the United States, and two lunar eclipses. It mentions an unusually early Lenten season starting February 28 and April 15, and lists holidays and weekdays for various dates in 1906 with several garbled items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hallowe'en
Webster's Little Gem Dictionary promises compact authority
A Wandy Little Book review proclaims a pocket dictionary abridged from Webster's International. It claims the Little Gem is the most concise complete of its kind, with a full gazetteer, tables, lists, and twelve colored maps. Marginal index included. price details and binding options noted.
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Webster's International
We. G. &O. Mas
Warranted Syrup of Tar Refund Promise
Local sellers guarantee Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar will cure coughs or colds or money back. A 25 cent bottle is offered for proof of satisfaction. Signatories include Gro B Sharrar and others from Alma Riverdale and surrounding areas, pledging refund if ineffective.
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Greene
Gro
B. Sharrar
Alma
Cuas
G. Ruppes
Paxp Hopson
Riverdale
Governor to Hear Clemency Petition For Albert Patrick
Albany January 10 Governor Riggine will hear District Attorney Jerome and attorneys Black Olcott Gruber and Bonynge on the petition for executive clemency for Albert T Patrick. The hearing will decide how the governor should pursue consideration of the clemency request.
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May Parden Patrick
Albany
N. Y
Riggine
Jerome
New York
Messrs. Black, Olcott, Gruber and Bonynge
Albert T. Patrick
Unclear Health Remedy Mentioned in Fragmentary Note
A fragmented historical note references a health remedy called Poley's Honey as something that could prevent illness and even save a life, mentioning a two-dose approach and potential protection against disease, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
Joseph and His Brethren in a Biblical Saga
A fragmented religious text recounts Joseph guiding Egypt through famine as his brothers travel from Canaan to buy food. It notes Joseph’s forgiveness, the brothers’ guilt, and the looming reunion, with emphasis on duty to Pharaoh and God, and the return toward reconciliation.
Joseph and his brothers face famine test in Egypt
In a chamber of the governor in Egypt the ten brothers bow before him. Joseph recalls past wrongs and tests their truthfulness. He orders one brother kept in prison and asks them to fetch their youngest, revealing his identity to the reader while keeping his brothers unaware. The brothers confess their guilt and Reuben offers to stay as a pledge while the others return home.
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Egypt
Zaphnath
Joseph
Canaan
Pharaoh
Jacob
Reuben
Han
Reypt
Justah
Cansan
Simeon
Raypt
Probate hearing for Elisabeth Evans estate in Ithaca
In Gratiot County Michigan the probate court of Ithaca schedules a hearing on February next at ten o'clock for the administration of Elisabeth Evans deceased. Samuel D P Evans, husband, petitions for appointment as administrator or suitable person. Notice to interested parties to appear and show cause. Publication for three weeks in Alma Record.
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Mishigan
Gratiot
Forward
Ithaca
Isaac 5. Seaver
Eliaabeth Evans
Samuel DP. Evans
Ward
Alma Record
Isaac
Seaver
Michipa
Ortees
Donte
Protea
Joseph Word of Forgiveness and Providence in Egypt
The text portrays Joseph telling his brothers not to grieve or blame themselves because God sent him to Egypt to preserve life and ensure a posterity. He declares he is lord over Pharaoh's house and urges them to hurry and bring their father to him while highlighting divine mercy and purpose.
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Simeon
Egypt
Judah
Levi
Bitterfly
God
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Benjamin
Pharaah
Joseph
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Strength and Vitality
It invigorates strengthens and builds on a user in condition physical morally. That’s what Hol fiecers Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents, tea or tablets. Charles Rhodes.
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Holfiecers
Rocky Mountain
Charles Rhodes
January American Boy delivers more tales and illustrations
The publishers promise a stronger issue for January with stories from editor life including Won by a Cheat about temptation and peer pressure. The number features over 74 illustrations and a yearly subscription price of 1.00 for four years from Sprague Publishing Co in Detroit Michigan.
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The
Sprague Publishing Co
Detroit
Mich
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Advertises Digestive Aid
An old advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for indigestion. It claims the product digests what you eat and eases stomach discomfort, noting availability through a seller or retailer.
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Westrie
Kidney Backache Relief Ad Card From E. Sharrar
An old ad fragment promises relief for kidney ache and back pain. It mentions Pinetes and a dose supervised by E. Sharrar, claiming relief before 1B Sol Geo. The readable text is fragmented but centers on a health remedy offer.
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Geo. E. Sharrar
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Alma Record Company
A L. Bans
Dos J. Baxwerr
Alco
Foleyshoney
Vadh
Wernmens
Stanard's
Alvance
Geo
Ayers
Ayer
Bancroft House
Smart & Fox Company
Caoffee
Saginaw, Mio
Oscar Davis
East Ave
Cincinnati
Ohio
Stanard’s Central Drug Store
Couch
Ann
Intree Ae Anegomienes Burinees Man Sour Area
Wested Mates Potentuml
Washington, D.C
Casnow
Ssramiance
Marie Deans
Emree
Scientific American
Pandemaiy
Salat Hu
Castman Hen
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