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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1907

Page

7

Probate notices of William Kelly Coxsey and others

State of Michigan notices announce six month claims for the estate of William Kelly Coxsey with probate actions, estates of May Ay Mum Rathe and Matilda Kinde. creditors must file claims by specified dates with Gratiot County Probate Court, Alma Record. The notices name Isaac S. Seaver as judge of probate and list hearings and publication requirements for the estates of Mary J Ann Jason and Mary A Blanchard.

Stator Michigan Gratin Gauri Protate

Probate Court Estate Notice for Mary Ann Concensing

In Gratiot County probate sessions at Ithaca on May 7 1907 the judge of probate Isaac Heaver presided over the estate of Mary Ann Concensing requesting administration and further hearing. A true copy.

Atstanton Protate Enst Anil Saul Bet Perede Cane Sane Hartner Iematy Jsaac

Rexall Advantage Sermon and Selfish Offerings

A Sunday school scene includes a teacher prompting offerings with verses about giving to the poor and cheerful giving. A boy mocks the plate by urging a local store where bargains and July 4th home repair goods, tools, nails, screws, hinges, and even revolvers and toy cannons are sold, claiming quality style and price.

Stephen John Thomas Stanerd’e Central Drag Store

Notable Dairy Herd Advice From Huet in American Agriculturist

Huet argues that care and feed from drying off to ten days post freshening largely determine a dairy cow’s profit. He stresses three keys: pure, high producing cows. cheap, forage rich feed like silage alfalfa and clover hay to lower costs. and consistent, attentive management with accurate records. He praises a Jersey bull and references a strong dam and impressive butter producing potential, urging regular care and avoidance of poor cows.

Huet New York Genelghiber Gertie Glynilyn Meimi Ann

Two Better Than One Calf Feed Economics

Two Better Than One explains why a single 260 pound cow is more profitable than two 140 pound cows. A 260 pound cow consumes about $30 of feed and returns $5, while two 140 pound cows eat $50 in feed and return $56, making the larger animal more efficient.

Kimball

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets

An old advertisement promotes Hollister's NUGGETS for health, claiming cures for constipation indigestion liver trouble and fever among other ailments. It targets “Boxy” and “Sallow” people with a generic wellness claim and period marketing language.

Hollister Rocky Mountain

Arben Training Tomatoes Grow Without Rot

A Rural New Yorker description explains a bagging free tomato method for large crops in New Jersey. Tomatoes are trained under grapevines along three lower wires with the upper wire four feet high. as vines grow, fruit is fed on both sides of wires. The lower wire sits about twelve inches above ground and uses grocers cotton twine. grape posts stand seven feet high and thirty feet apart.

New Jersey New Yorker West

Tomato Vines Grew With Grapes In Same Rows

A feature on intercropping shows tomato vines growing up higher than the fourth wire while grapevines tie to the fifth wire and trail over the top. The layout includes rows nine to ten feet apart with fourteen feet between grape plants and four berry rows between grape rows. Also notes seed testing methods, seed separation via salt solutions, and surface land preparation for efficient irrigation in arid districts.

Pomta

The White Loco Weed In Montana Ranges

Montana Weekmen describe the white loco weed as widespread on northern slopes and the most important loco erect. Observations show thin plants cause Joco disease with loco habit common in sheep and horses but rare in cattle. Fatal effects noted in one acute and several chronic sheep cases.

Montana Montana Weekmen

State Fair Information Bureau at Malin Entrance

The State Fair bureau near the Malin entrance will guide visitors to Detroit boarding houses hotels and restaurants. Out of town guests may consult the bureau for any information and will be served promptly.

Bureau of Information Malin Detroit

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alma Mich Gratiot County Alward Clare Grand Street Elsie Sumner Alma Ithaca St. Louis Garis Brown Pres M. A. Medler Secy L. S. Bagley Tres Ichigan Gautiot William Kelly Ceusey Claire Ae Tealgge State OF Matilda Kinde Tate Altay Dee Estes Clalar Caraia Wajuatioent Inaaid Taesta Mey Tyth A. Sayer Isas Dax Pronate George WY. Blanchard Mary A. Blanchard Alma Record Tsaac 5 Seaver Inge Gratiot Mary J Ann Jason Inte Sumner Township Isaac S. Seaver State OF Michigan Sesson William T Davies Rexall Arben OATH Portier Strakosch Oye Sale Stable C. M. Grow, Prop Stancafio Humphreys Witch Hazel Corny Bereess Ore Iain Peta Hamabeeyt Mad. Co William & Jahe Ste ML Ye
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