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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
2
The official Alma paper lists Bemis Sailor Dowke and Bessarr with secretary and treasurer roles. Tee Recoma is entered at the postomeg, with further notes on the payroll and allocations. Tee RegoMD has three items more praders, suggesting a larger payroll than others in the circular.
A year end notice lauds Alma Public Schools graduates for scholastic achievement and Christian character. It praises the staff led by Principal Rockwell and welcomes Prof. Ellsworth as next year’s principal. The message urges residents to keep money circulating locally to sustain town prosperity and employment.
Reverend Bishop Richter of Grand Rapids will lay the corner stone of the new Catholic church in Trelay on June 27 at 2 o clock. Very Rev Josph Schremp VOG will deliver the sermon. Clergy from Grand Rapids Bay City and Saginaw attend with officials extending invitations to all interested.
The readable text describes a damaged fragment about a pellet device and airway issues with mentions of repairs and reopening. Names and clear facts are unclear. context suggests a medical or hardware problem with uncertain event details and dates.
The notice describes an afternoon performance by Pawnee Bill's Wild West and Far East show with on ground ticketing and no advance sales. Downtown office offers admission and reserved seats at same prices as grounds, two ticket wagons on site, general admission and reserved chair tickets at specific wagons, ushers present to assist women and children, and emphasis on crowds and family viewing in Alnus Same dug area.
Probate notices list administrators appointed for Eye ram BK Thampeck and Orinda L Knapp estates. Hearings scheduled on heirs for David A Lawell and Adelaide E Coleman will, Will of Coe Kipp admitted, and guardians examined for state school eligibility. Special commissioners named for Bullock Creek Drains. sale of real estate in Bla M Wood estate sought. hearings on Edwin Meacham and Leo Hammond estates noted.
A fragmented OCR item references aviation and cycling figures, including Anne Witney and Carrie Hf, with scattered place names and events. The text appears to mix sports and local listings, lacking coherent narrative, but hints at a public event or race involving jets, helicopters, and a river setting.
An ad-style piece claims health benefits from Dr King's New Life Milly to treat liver and stomach trouble. It touts prompt relief and a quick cure for ailments blamed on madhism like digestive issues. The notice appears from Sharrar's drug store offering a guaranteed remedy.
Special trains leave Chicago July on a through route via Union Pacific and North Western Line. Official itinerary to Olio Indiana Michigan Western Pennsylvania and other states. Tickets on sale from all points. Send for illustrated itineraries to W. H. Guerin General Agent Passenger Dept. 17 Camps Martius Detroit Michigan.
A long scripture tale recounts Abraham hosting three visitors near Mamre from the book of Genesis. It highlights hospitality, divine messengers, and the revelation that Sarah would bear a son, Isaac, despite their old age. The narrative blends sermon tone with Old Testament scenes, emphasizing faith and obedience.
Fragmented OCR text touts Macklen's Anvica Balve as treatment for bleeding protruding piles and other injuries. Mentions Geo Shar ter and local Masonville sellers. Wording is garbled but conveys sale or medical claim with dubious certainty and questionable efficacy.
Fragmentary report notes a claim that America now makes 132 million gallons more beer annually than Germany, alongside an unclear religious dialogue about Abraham and Isaac and faith in Hebron. The passage blends two disparate themes with no coherent context.
Thomas McCabe of Brighton, 16, drowned in Lime Lake when his dog leaped on his back. Mrs. Nelile Willsmith of Muskegon cut her neck thrice in a failed suicide attempt. Charles D. Spaulding, a G R and I yards switchman in Richmond, was killed between cars as a freight car passed over him. The National Grocer Co. building in Lansing to be remodeled into a vaudeville theater by D J Robson. John B Beickson, 55, killed at Calumet mine when timber fell. Property owners claim $669 for sewer caused cellar flooding damage. Drowned chicken and ruined planes bills noted. Actual cash shortfall of $481.25 found in Dorand village books. Clerk O A Garflet shown as responsible, committee to seek recovery.
London June 21 The correspondent of the Daily Telegraph at Tokyo reports the Japanese are continuing their victorious advance in Manchuria. Russia is said to be completely outflanked on both wings and news of further Japanese victories may be expected soon. The advance has surpassed half of its reported lines.
Fragmentary note describes a doctor using tongue examination and laxatives, with calls to judge tongue health and obtain remedies. Mentions a person named Zhean and a king figure in a dated, unclear context. Content reads as medical advice mixed with informal instruction.
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