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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1906
Page
2
The Alma Record reports railroads will eliminate rebates and back federal law to enforce fair freight practices. It notes the new primary election law enrollment in April and potential September county officer elections. Britain’s unemployment and trade contrast with U S buying habits favoring home-made products to be mirrored when feasible.
Trermases in wages recently granted by some of the largest industrial concerns of the country are incidents of the new year which promise to make it as note worthy in an industrial way as other recent years have been. Greater trade s at home, larger sales abroad, better wages Shorter hours, increased savings deposits these are some of the arguments more eloquent that any tongue or pen could form, which are pleading just at this time e against changes through which better are not even promised and by ich the bad results of former move he of the kind may be renewed. Leave better than ever before alone, con tinues to be Michigan's advice and appeal.
The life of Marshall Field is cited as worthy of emulation. From modest beginnings he rose to become Chicago's dry goods prince through honest effort. His vast holdings and benefactions were pursued without seeking publicity, making him a creator of wealth.
Chicago paper editor orders Tun Journalist Walter Wellman to the North Pole by balloon, while many colleagues dismiss the plan as routine pressure to pursue dangerous assignments without special dedication to the vehicle.
Unclear speech argues about Bob Hvans and ships, suggesting inaction spoils plans while deniers delay a social custom. The note contemplates a compromise to suit collectors and societal norms.
Oakland officials recall ex deputy Arthur Puttar accusing county accounts of sheriff fees as padded. Former sheriff Brewster defends himself saying his conscience is clear and he would repay any overcharged amount if found. Supervisors order an investigation with Brewster prepared to testify.
On Wednesday January 17 1906 General Markets cover Detroit and Chicago offerings. Wheat corn rye and beans prices span futures and cash notes with bids for wheat No 1 white No 2 red and corn mixes. livestock values shown for cattle hogs sheep lambs and calves across major markets including Detroit Chicago and East Buffalo.
An ad promises cure for chronic constipation with Oring Laxative Pruit Syrup. It claims relief from digestion and liver/bowel stimulation, restoring natural action. Informs syrups do not upset the stomach and are pleasant to take, urging readers to start now. Signed by Geo. B. Sharrar.
The potato is described as a valuable plant serving as a principal food and source for starch used in laundries and box manufacture. Byproducts from pulp support paper and packaging, while stems and leaves have medicinal claims. The text also mentions potato flour in baked goods and a home remedy note attributed to Geo E Sharrar.
Young people sought for telegraphy training as railroads and telegraph firms need operators. Six months course costs 91 dollars for tuition telegraphy and typewriting plus board and room. potential reductions offered. Cate rogue free. Dodge's Institute on Monroe Street, Valparaiso. Lod. 47-13.
Mrs Johe Merchant underwent a formidable operation in the hospital on Thursday. She is making a splendid recovery. Miss Smiffy returned Monday from D. EB Wright's where she has been nursing the past week. Sanford Higley of St Louis had three sesanoid bones removed from the elbow on Wednesday. This is the only such case seen in twenty five years of practice.
Mary Herron born December 27 1827 died January 14 1906 aged 78 years and 17 days. She was mother of seven children four living Myrtle Packer Vet Herron Wi Herron Gus Herron Herslinahand Dr. Herron and three predeceased. Funeral Monday at Mrs J B Tucker home with Dr Clizbe officiating and Sumner cemetery burial. Wm Coonce born April 1882 died January 14 406 aged 73 years and 8 months. Funeral from nephew Bert Davis residence with burial near Carson City.
The note thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during our daughter's illness and death. It also acknowledges the Ladies Aid Society for their offerings. A list of names appears with odd spellings and misprints. An advertisement for a dyspepsia remedy and a state map offer are included with prices.
The Michigan Historical Pioneer and Historical Society held its annual session in Detroit at the City Museum of Art. President Burton opened proceedings with remarks and grants of museum access. Speakers included E S Wheeler on Old Baldoon, J B Beals on interurbans, Peter White on copper money in the Upper Peninsula, and Richard Mifott on the Recollet priests. Afternoon sessions featured ex-Mayor Maybury, Gen Friend Palmer on Detroit in 1827, and tributes to John D Martindale and Father Pierce.
A string of property conveyances shows numerous transfers between individuals and buyers across North Star Ithaca and nearby townships. Names include Alvin White, William Greene, Jennie Waters, John Everden, Nathan Showers, Frank Durfee, Charles Kiney, Henry Soule, Rebecca Bibler, Frederick Crane, Julia Bucher, Harvey Wood, Isaac Wheeler, Peter Storey, and others. Transfers reference sections, quarters, and lots in North Star, Vine River, Amerson Clinton, Park Place West, Arcadia, and surrounding parcels with undivided halves and specific surveys.
An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a cure for stomach upset rheumatism and headache. It claims relief from kidney back and bladder pains and promises quick relief overnight. The ad notes sales by Geo K R Sharrar at a rag store.
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