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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1905
Page
2
The Wah Railroad announces monthly fares from Chicago to Canadian destinations with a special holiday extension December 15 to 18. Tickets cover round trips with reclining car service and free sleeping accommodations. Agents may provide full details and the fare table.
Notice states that the planning firm Walker and Ronald was dissolved by mutual consent on January 1st, 105. Ronald retires and the business will be continued by Walker and Van Wyck. Any balance due to Cavin Ronald will be paid.
Galloway residents enjoyed gatherings and travels with relatives and friends. Several locals including Ollie Kabik, Mise Tilley Kutcher, and Anseliite visited kin, while plans surfaced for winter visits and upcoming events in nearby towns.
In Concord Kentucky BF Leok recalls decades of agony and a failed attempt at nourishment. The text notes persistent hunger, stenographic mentions of vetoes and a dragster, with references to Geo and Harrar, creating a fragmented account of distress and struggle.
Jobe Hall dons a men well and Rorah Pookes prepares for wine Yale Iva Chotel and Barry Haggard share Sunday with Maude Uiparely Mrs Albert Slayren returns from a visit with patients Mr and Mrs O F L Wright. Flewelling and daughter visit. Mrs Rich ard of Minus hosts. Mrs Bal Hoyt visits with Wolf family. Fleming spends Friday with Meschilies isa and Franees Fleatiinge. Crew Sandal reports 300 contracts for beets at Leitis factory in the vicinity. Bleacher Plemng ill but hopes to rebound. Atties Mr and Mrs Fo Wright visit Arthur Wright and wife. A Hotlines and wife back home after Cedar Spring and McBride visit. Carrie Cletrelie austin noted.
A jumbled OCR fragment references Mr Rey Roy of Aveda and a four week bed period with various treatment and goa t terms. The text lists several unclear names and products including Speeotinide and Hebe s Honey goat Tar, with mentions of a crew and Sharm.
Miss Ruth Young visits Mr and Mrs John Young and joins the choir at Lafayette. BB Barton improves farmland after clearing a well. Fred Kulyman repairs his barn while Te Piller dates the work. Mr Hers starts a saw mill project as local Divs gain new employment. Henry Bittner returns from Detroit relatives. Mrs Gen Randall visits Mrs BH Borten, Lynn Prckard plans a new house, Daniel Baker returns from Chiutan county, Jo Fidler and families at Mr and Mrs Wi Grier host revival meetings at Rathvene.
A report from Paris claims a new diamond cure for consumption and colds, touted as a quick tonic by Dr. Rigs. An advert for a remedy offered at Gear Sharriar's rag store lists trial bottles with prices of 5 and 100, promising relief and a permanent cure.
A damaged OCR fragment lists scattered names and places including Elwell, Sheridan Roberts, Mrs Laster, Cos, Netrott, Wheeler, and Gratiot Isabella County line. The text is incomplete with uncertain names and uncertain events, offering no clear action or outcome to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR text references rheumatism treatment at Dr McLachlan's hospital. Mentions names Stephan Fletcher and George Holland under care, with unclear locations and scattered phrases about repairs and visits. Content is garbled and hard to interpret.
A patchwork of home visits and social events from New Haven and nearby areas records Grange Fire District meetings, Lilies Aid Society proceedings, and hospitality at homes of Carnier and Wetherell. Attendees from Areaia and Newark Crmiges joined, with portraits of organizers and scheduled events through January and July.
An article offers practical decor advice to create a comfortable study or living corner. It describes arranging walls and furniture, choosing a wall rod, a desk or corner table, and adding plants, photographs, and shelves. It suggests cushions, foot pillows, and magazines for a restful, inviting space.
A vintage craft note explains making a workbag apron from Persian lawn fabric, twenty four inches long, with diagonal beaded squares at the sides. It guides threading four ribbon lengths through the beads, shirring at the waist, and tying to form a bag or culinary apron when not worn. New Orleans Times Deanorat.
A fragmented tale recalls Honston of Texas and Phystelin in a heated political exchange. A general’s calm, a doctor’s jab, and a quip about politeness reveal tensions between two figures as the scene unfolds with terse, sharp dialogue.
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