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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1907
Page
4
The Alma Record publishes a brief header with date January 30 1907 and subscription rate listed as $100 per year. The fragmentary text includes stray phrases and garbled words, indicating a damaged page with incomplete lines and unreadable sections. The item appears to be a newspaper masthead and notices rather than a full news story.
Lansing January 1907 notices call the Michigan State Republican Convention to Grand Rapids February 14 1907 at eleven to nominate candidates for Justice of the Supreme Court Regents of the University and other posts. Delegates allocated by county votes, district caucuses choose officers and credentials. County conventions like Gratiot February 4 1907 elect delegates and nominate a county commissioner of schools.
A special meeting of the Board of Supervisors is scheduled at the Ithaca village courthouse on Monday February 4 at 10:00 am. An accompanying notice promotes Preventica cold remedies with candy tablets sold by Geo E Sharrar, claiming to stop colds at the sneeze stage and prevent pneumonia or bronchitis.
An Alma dispatch reports A W Wright of this city donated a £500 grand piano to the college, while an ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as the remedy for kidney ailments. The testimonial notes Mrs. Winglet of Third Street endorses the remedy and urges purchase at Charles Rhodes drug store. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is named as U S sole agents. Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
The ad promotes Hyomei medicated air as the cure for cold heads and bronchial irritation. It claims rapid relief, targets disease germs, and guarantees satisfaction with a refund. The complete Hyomei outfit costs 1 pound 0 shillings and extra bottles are available for 5 shillings.
A vintage ad describes Mi-o-na stomach tablets as a simple pre meal and bedtime remedy to strengthen the stomach and improve digestion without dieting or harsh medicines. It cites a Chas Rhodes guarantee offering money back if it does not cure, presenting Mi-o-na as a long term digestive solution rather than a temporary aid.
Notice from the probate office in Tuhaest Village announces a hearing on the will of John Mtenion and a petition by Patrick Manion for consent to sale or private partition of real estate. Publication in Alma Review is requested to inform interested parties and creditors.
Partial OCR shows mentions of loans, mortgages, and balances with banks in reserve cities. It records savings certificates, capital stock, and notary acknowledgment by Carl H W. Sehne. Content is garbled but indicates financial instrument terms and a notary stamp.
Local residents travel for business and social visits including John Fatty to Frankfort and Walter Vliet to Richmond. Miss Smith of Sag inaw visits relatives. Mrs Tinker hosts family, and Blanche Woodward explores city connections. The Woman's Club meets February 4. a mink boa was lost near the opera house.
A notice informs that future cards of thanks will be charged at one cent per word, aligning with Want Column rates. It recalls the former 25 cent uniform rate and asks contributors to mail cash or stamps for the exact word count, noting past variability in card lengths.
John Behler treasurer of Pine River township will be at the offices of W. Holmes & Son on Tuesday February 12 for the purpose of receiving taxes. Taxpayers are advised to appear with payment and relevant details to settle accounts and avoid penalties.
Wanted potatoes at J L Miller and Sons with imitation celery mentioned. Celery King promoted as great value and urged for health reasons. The text references price in cents and a remedy claim, with unclear punctuation and multiple misspellings.
Longtime senator and public figure A. H. Alger of Detroit dies in Washington after a weakened heart attack. His remains arrive by special train, viewings at city hall draw 25,000 people, followed by a funeral with military honors and a large procession to Elmwood Cemetery.
Mes LH Harris cites a Fer rary number observation from a clef diaracter in The American Magazine story You can count on this too. Men and women who get right with God often turn to one another, breaking with gambling and drinking to seek religion, leading to a community revival on Sundays.
Alma Michigan testimonial from June 16 1907 praising Brock Drums for halving fuel needed to reach same heat and improving air quality. Customer notes uniform room temperature from stove to ends and endorses Brock Heater Co claims of fuel savings and air purification benefits.
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