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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
6
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A probate petition in the Minter County court seeks the removal or disposal of the estate of Bhetpe Inmaned. The document names Potter as possibly involved and mentions the claim of an interested party who supports the action.
A sprawling 1910 Michigan chancery petition names Dwight Merrill Marie B Merritt and many heirs and assigns among defendants in a property dispute. The document orders service on absent defendants and directs publication of the notice in local papers, seeking entry of appearance within twenty days.
A department of agriculture bulletin on pheasant raising notes a growing national interest in a thriving industry. It discusses stock sources from Europe and Asia, import risks, pen design, feeding, climate needs, disease prevention, and the need for careful care to ensure successful breeding and rearing of English and Mongolian pheasants.
A practical farmer explains how integrating poultry with fruit trees boosts profits. He notes immediate returns from hens, insects controlled by chickens, and long term gains as berries peaches plums and apples mature. The article cites census data on poultry value and stresses year round health and enjoyment on the farm.
A Department of Agriculture bulletin argues that deer and elk farming could become profitable in the United States once state restrictions ease. It cites venison demand, the need to replenish depleted game ranges, and the viability of private preserves under proper regulation, noting venison's nutritional properties and cooking versatility.
A four piece portable boiler described by the American Agricultural journal combines a beer keg base with a woollen support and iron piping. A safety valve and discharge pipe connect to a small engine, enabling operation of light machinery and possibly powering roadwork or home workshop tasks.
Mrs Will Bullivan visited her parents last Friday at their home. Mrs Eugene Doane from Breckenridge returned home after spending the week with Mr and Mrs Sandall. Chris Tugar of St Louis was an Alma caller Saturday night. Pearl Newcomb of Forest Hill visited Mrs Sandall Friday. Bayard Church of St Louis did business in Alma Monday. Henry Sandall and wife visited Doe Monday. Henry Sandall made a business trip to Pleasant Valley Tuesday. Mrs Cage Wood and Mrs Leo Wood of Forest Hill were guests of Ollie Pembroke and family last Saturday.
Alma residents testify that Dean's Kidney Pills cure the kidney disease cause, lifting backache and urinary distress. Mrs P Ziegenfuss from E Superior Street Alma recounts relief after a bad attack, noting the pills’ continued effectiveness after years and urging purchase from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
North Arcada notes many visitors and family visits over the weekend. Names include Wai Rabisan Durkve Clark Miller and Hodges with trips to Alma East Arcada and Pleasant Valley. Community members attend socials, visits, and family gatherings across multiple households.
The Alma College debating team and visiting orators honored J. Q. Adams with a loving cup at Wright Note. A prior dinner for the group and their ladies followed the presentation, with speakers praising Adams for his guidance in the collegiate contests and friendship.
A French doctor proposes that doctors wear a distinctive badge on the coat to help patients summon medical help quickly in urgent situations. The idea imagines a visible mark to distinguish practitioners amid the street hustle and hurried calls.
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