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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
3
The notice details a mortgage dated earlier and executed by a husband with his wife opposing via a claims dispute. It references a sale, legal actions, and the pursuit of recovery for the collateral, naming parties, dates, and authorities involved in the foreclosure proceeding.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions therapy for Mery and Asian artists. It references Magi and Whi Teer, with unclear details about entities like GAGE, Cuinness Cebu, and Datert Aine. The readable parts point to a discussion of therapy in an unclear context without a coherent narrative.
A legal notice states Isaac Seaver petitions the court for probate and administration of an estate. The hearing is set at the village court with a permanent order to publish copies in a local newspaper five weeks prior to the session.
A Baginaw Michigan incident after dark saw track torpedoes laid across streets causing alarm though no major damage occurred. A woman on Poplar Street reportedly struck by flying debris. police chief critical after a railroad employee allegedly distributed dynamite torpedoes to youths. A city council meeting led to a promised conference with the railway company and a General Manager Cobb slated to meet striking workers’ committee.
Muskegon auto enthusiast Myron H. Jacken promotes a novel cure for tuberculosis symptoms by fast car rides. He claims the method revived his health after years of weakness, turning a pale 43 year old into a vigorous new look in months.
Patent notices list inventors and their Michigan patents including John C. Alschwager for a winding and rewinding mechanism for piano players, Geo M Feun for a scythe blade fastener, Addison Gardner for a low water alarm, Ransom Olds for a vaporizing device for explosive engines, and Thomas P. Pomeroy for an oxygen inflating device. Also listed are Lionel J. Phelps lamp holder, Eugene Richard transmission gearing, Myrtle Rabia bon curling iron holder, and Rollin Slocum with T Willsie for a photographic shutter, among others.
At Arbelier hall Ypsilanti June 14 the Arbeiter Bund state convention began with 160 delegates registered by noon and representation from major Michigan towns. Bay City and Mt Clemens contend for hosting next year’s meeting. A noon dinner was served by Verein ladies, followed by a street parade featuring the MN G signal corps.
A new state cavalry troop named Troop A was mustered in at South Haven with crowd turnout at the armory. Inspector-General Carl A. Wagner, Assistant General James M. Cox, and Quartermaster General Kidd led the muster. Officers listed include Captain Paul B Line, First Lieutenant Earle Westgate, and Second Lieutenant Edward Thompson.
Camden Michigan June 14 two Nobles fishing on Goforth lake were caught in a mishap. Charles Nobles died despite efforts to revive him while Wilford Nobles was resuscitated but remained in grave condition with lungs filled with water.
Ann Arbor on June 14 heard the wedding of Dr Oyfi H Hass of Selvingrove Pennsylvania and Ruth Dieta, a 04 literary society member. The couple, both graduates of the university medical department, plan to become medical missionaries in China after marriage.
A farmer letter describes extensive beet trials and irrigation impacts in late spring and early summer. It notes heavy rainfall delaying planting, seedbed conditions, and successful beet emergence when soil firms after rains. Lessons include per acre drillings, weed control, thinning, and harvest timing toward a factory yield of beet product.
Detroits Classics sees thirty four horses remaining for the Merchants and Manufacturers stakes at Detroit. The class this year is the strongest yet with evenly matched entrants making a winner hard to predict. Weather could affect the record stakes as a fast race hinges on favorable conditions.
Personal guided tours from Chicago aboard the Union Pacific North-Western Line depart July 6, 19 27 and August St. Tour options include Denver Colorado Springs Cripple Creek Pike’s Peak Royal George Salt Lake Yellowstone San Francisco and Los Angeles with railroad fare sleeping cars hotel service and all expenses included. For details contact A. Anteon Manager Clark St Chicago.
An old advertisement urges readers to take Dr King s New Life Ville to relieve liver and stomach trouble. It promises prompt relief and quick care if users eat well and keep bowels regular, with a guarantee from Sharrar s drug store in the ad.
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