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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1906

Page

8

Fire Devastates Alma As Blaze Rages For Hours

Terrible fire devastates Alma destroying homes and threatening much of the town. Delos Dunkle and Harley Welch recall a barrel catching fire and neighbor efforts to escape. Investigators from Dean & Co. and Ann Arbor Ry. probe the blaze, with insurance covering depot property. V. S. Hollenbeck saves office records. J. G. Kress and others provide coffee and sandwiches to fire crews. A local man from Alabama credits Dean Ointment for its claimed healing effect.

Delos Dunkle Harley Welch Spalding & Son Dean & Co Ann Arbor Ry Ann Arbor Ry. Co Hollenbeck J. G. Kress Ed. Hannah P. M. Smith

Daughters Arrive for Will Wixeon Home Celebration

Prominent correspondent reports the tenth edition of daughters has arrived to gladden the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Wixeon. The notice notes family joy and a community sense of celebration surrounding the event.

Prom Daughters Gladden Will Wixeon

Fall Sowing for Oats Marks A Helpful Agricultural Shift

Article argues fall plowing for oats can be advantageous in frozen northern soils where snow protects fertility. It notes deep fall plowing, well drained furrows, and alternating plow directions create level fields and early sowing. South of the latitude, rain and nonfreezing ground may make fall plowing less advisable.

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College Reopens After Holiday Break In Attendance Rise

College opened Tuesday after the holiday vacation with a good increase in attendance. Miss Eleonora Bushnell resumes piano instruction. Miss Kate Booth returns as principal of the School of Art. Ray Moon returns to duties. Hugh Ferguson leaves for Ferris Institute for the year. Alumni McBride and Webber visited town. Reed Chambers back from a month away. Several professors and Miss Inglis and Mrs Allen spent holidays in Chicago, Bloomington, Detroit, Alma, Lapeer, and Lansing.

Eleonora Bushnell Kate Booth School of Art Ray Moon Hugh Ferguson Ferris J. L. McBride J. Earle Webber Reed Chambers E. N. Transean Will Cooper Detroit Ohio Inglis Lapeer West Lansing

Joint Installation Of Alma Lodge Officers In G A R Mall

Three local lodges G A R W R C and National League of W and S held a joint installation at the G A R hall on Wednesday evening. Officers for G A R W R C and the Y W R C were installed by John Greig and Mrs Huldah Bogardus with an oyster supper to follow.

Alma G. A.R. Mall W. R.C National League of W. & S G. A. RB. Hall J. Bogardus John Greig Huldah Bogardus

Beebe Arbor Elects Officers At December Meeting

The Beebe Arbor will install their officers latt 17th at the home of Harry Shaw. Nominees include C. G. H. Shaw V C S Deb bitt S T N Green Chaplain A Green Conductor A Deveraux Conductoress J Wiles J G T Wiles C.G. V Maren Lecturer J Shaw Organist D Kitchen.

Beebe Arbor Latt Harry Shaw C. G H. Shaw V. C S. Debbitt S. T N. Green A. Green A. Deveraux J. Wiles J. G T. Wiles C.G V. Maren J. Shaw Kitchen

Evangelistic Meetings At Presbyterian Church Begin

Evangelistic meetings led by Rev H M Morey open last Sunday at the Presbyterian Church and run daily through January 19. Morning and evening programs include sermons Chalk Talks and a series of themed topics from The Prodigal Father to Almost Persuaded with services at College Chapel and the church. A Women’s Club gathering with Shakespeare as topic and a Franklin evening for husbands are also scheduled with details announced.

Presbyterian Church H. M. Morey College Chapel Christ Baptist Church Woman's Club J. J. Lancashire Shakespeare Franklin Francis King

March Designer presents A By-Path in Astroria serial

The March Designer begins a continued story A By Path in Astroria by Susie Bouchelle Wight with illustrations by J A Williams. It previews two fashion articles Confirmation Costumes and Lingerie Blouses and Shirt Waist Costumes alongside new Standard designs.

Astroria Susie Bouchelle Wight J. A. Williams Will

Hospital notes add three local trainees and newborns

Miss Blanche Currence of Alma Miss Elnora Parsons of Detroit and Miss Mina Whitmore of Shepherd join the training class. Mr and Mrs Ernest Ross welcome a baby boy on Tuesday morning. Miss Smith is out in the country aiding a mother and her baby. Mr Hubbell shows prolonged recovery and appears permanently convalescent.

Blanche Currence Alma Elnora Parsons Detroit Mina Whitmore Shepherd Ernest Ross Miss Smith Hubbell

Knights and Ladies of the Modern Maccabees Install Officers

Alma Tent 4 K M M holds a joint installation at 1 O C F hall on Wednesday night January 17. Officers elect include Com Rollin Wood R K H J Leonard F K W S Bogart G M Bildson C Harlock Phy M F McClinton M A G Cowl L H Mapes M M E Mapes Sent W W Allen Picket A Granger.

Knights and Ladies of the Modern Maccabees C. F. Hall Alma Com Rollin Wood R. K H. J. Leonard F. K Bogart G. M. Bildson C. Harlock M. F. McClinton M. A G. Cowl M. G L. H. Mapes M. M. E. Mapes W. W. Allen A. ©. Granger

Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs John Gage

John Gage and wife express thanks through the Aucorp for help from the Maccabees Woodman and many neighbors and friends during their recent sickness with typhoid fever. Ma ann Mk Jno PD Gaan.

John Gage Aucorp Maccabees Woodman Ann Mk Jno PD. Gaan

Health and humor mix in a lost local notice

A quirky list of names appears alongside a playful ad phrase about bitters and well being. The item hints at a community notice or advertisement referencing individuals such as Annag A and Fred Brickault, with a proverb about health and a call to advertise when seeking bets.

Telegraphy training offered to youths at Dodge's Institute

Railroads and telegraph companies seek operators. A six month course with telegraphy and typewriting, tuition and board priced at £91, with possible reductions. Carny Jogue free. Dodge's Institute Monroe 1st Valparmiso Td anu.

Dodge's Institute Monroe Valparmiso Anu

Wave Sickness Symptoms Warn of Cold Onset

Uprooted and garbled text signals advice to act at first signs of a cold. It mentions wave sickness and urges timely response as symptoms emerge. No clear individuals or organizations are readable.

Root Crops on the Farm Highlight Round-Up Institute

The Round-Up Institute session featured Jotham Allen speaking from wide experience on root crops for farms. C H Alvord of Conden covered feeding root crops intelligently with key facts and figures, ending with an emphasis on their benefits as the meeting adjourned.

Jotham Allen C. H. Alvord Conden

Dowlette Sent Up in Canada and UK Fire Tragedy

Dowlette sent up in Whitby for six months hard labor after aiding a local marshal in neglecting medical aid during his wife’s illness. Harmon condemned to a year with hard labor in Victoria Corners. A Tokyo telegram reports a January 4 mine explosion at Akita killing 101. Saginaw hosts an eight annual convention of Michigan Retail Grocers and General Merchants on Tuesday with hundreds of delegates and national officers present.

Whitby Eugene Brooks Toronto Dowie Canada McCrimmon Central Prison Marshal Harmon Victoria Corners Brock Harmon London Yokio Daily Telegraph Akita Japan Saginaw, Mich Gan Retail Grocers and General Merchants’ Association of Michigan Saginaw National Association

Enlightened Home Notes on Raising Boys in Ail Tight Tale

A clipped exchange compares two boys with a younger sibling as “good boys.” A mother or elder figure reflects on experience in upbringing while a merchant scolds and warns about closing the door, delivering a terse, comic vignette of domestic life.

George

Elevated carrier boosts farm labor savings across tasks

The Orange Judd Farmer features the elevated carrier as a practical, low cost device for transporting manure, feed, milk, and materials across the farm. Farmers report high satisfaction after installation costs of about 26 dollars plus 3 dollars for setup and anticipate adding more units. A H W Quintance notes machinery has expanded cultivated area per male worker from 23.3 to 81 acres from 1880 to 1900, increasing overall labor productivity by about one third and shortening farm hours.

Orange Judd Satia H. W. Quintance

Woenk te Cure Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup Cures Cold Quickly

An old ad touts a cough remedy named Woenk te Cure Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup claiming it cures a cold in one day if taken promptly. Priced at 25 cents, advertised at Stanant’s Central Drug Store.

Warner Stanant

General Markets Summary January 10 1906 Detroit Chicago East Buffalo

Market reports show wheat and corn futures with mixed prices across Detroit Chicago and Ontario. Live stock lists feature cattle, hogs, and sheep with steady to firm trends and price ranges, including veal calves and yearlings.

Detroit Chicago C. ComnsTan East Buffalo Best

Read the Tongue How to Read It and King when It Tells You

A compact promotional piece urges readers to learn tongue reading to save time and discomfort by following King when it indicates. The advert notes a 25 cent price at druggists and quotes a social exchange between a beautiful heiress and a hopeful youth. The closing line cites Richter on aging and hope.

King

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