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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
3
Fragmented text references many scattered terms, people, and places without coherent narrative. The garbled OCR includes possible names like Morgan and Qian, disparate locations, and numerous misspellings, lacking a clear事件 or report structure.
In Lansing at the Probate Court for Ithaca the petition of heirs to Charlieite and Ming the partition is admitted for hearing on the twenty day of May in 1909. The court orders notice to all interested parties and to publish this order in the county papers for three weeks prior to the hearing. The hearing will be at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the probate office in Ithaca to show cause why the petition should not be granted.
Storm caused heavy damage across multiple areas including Hentinwedt and Greta Hage with debris and bricks displaced from fronts. Winds toppled trees and roofs, power lines down, and lightning struck several spots though injuries reported appear limited to minor to moderate in surrounding communities.
Ames Tooley of New Haven marries Anittie Moore 31 of Augusta Flanders 21 and Anetta Pawson 15 of Sumner in a series of licenses. Hervey A Lay Shepherd of Ithaca listed among applicants.
Multiple divorce actions heard with outcomes Orville Rowland versus Trafowland and Alice M Chapa Wallace Chapin noted, decree granted in a partial list of cases. Union Trust and Savings Bank wins judgment for plaintiff totaling 47.00. Annetta Osborn sues Fred W Hooper for set aside deed. verdict for complainant in that matter.
Fragmentary medical note indicates a patient with swollen feet treated with Foley's Kidney Cure. Text shows garbled references to doctors and private care, unclear dates or locations.
The writer urges farmers to plant three to four rows of evergreens around north and west sides to block prairie winds and drifting snow. Recommends white pine or lodgepole pine with red and white cedar and spruce, spacing twelve feet apart, and promises strong protection in fifteen years. Emphasizes benefits to households and water access relief from distant supplies.
John Elchorn died from injuries after a tragic incident in Bovbe. The 17 year old youth, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Bighorn, was riding with two workers when a frightened horse jabbed and kicked him in the back, breaking his spine and leaving him paralyzed. He lingered until Sunday morning and died after efforts to prepare him for burial. The funeral was held at the Catholic church in St Louis on Tuesday morning. The family and community mourn his loss deeply.
An advert touts Celery King as the great blood vitalizer and builder of men and women. It claims the remedy cures constipation and urges purchase at 25 cents, describing the product as essential after other laxatives fail.
The July issue offers Marelinar tips on Milne pictic basket use. Frances E Meck explains Diateh Desserts. Martie Kintettivitt and Misiene give directions for Hiuteoulery Mat and dressmaking, including sukhes and taawamking basics.
Matry Cotsen of Manaville Fa writes about enduring terrible torture of piles or admitting defeat. The piece touts Broklen's Armin Salve as best remedy for healing and relief, while noting lingering injuries and fear. Sharrar, druggist.
The fragmentary notice describes bids and descriptive details for passages from Montreal and Tadousac to Saguenay and Saguenay River regions, mentioning a guided route and request for postage stamp submissions to A. Foster Chaffee or Thos Henry, with railway and steamboat ticket references and Montreal involvement.
An advertisement claims Dr ey New Life Pills cure liver and stomach troubles by regulating bowels. It suggests switching from extreme diet to balanced meals and lists Geo. B. Sharrar's drug store as selling the product with a guarantee.
An 19th century medical advertisement claims deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube. It asserts cure via constitutional remedies and offers one hundred dollars for a cure of catarrh not relieved, with circulars promised from Halle Coturt Bond.
Lew and Clark Exposition Portland personally conducted tours offer Denver Colorado Springs Cripple Creek Pike's Peak Royal Gorge Salt Lake Yellowstone San Francisco and Los Angeles. Rail fare sleeping car and all expenses included. Depart Chicago via Chicago Talon Pacific North Western Line July 4 12 27 and August 10. Inquiries to A. ene Manager 212 Clark St Seeseih.
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