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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
4
An excursion departs Sunday June 25 from Alina at 6:42 a.m. to Toledo. Fare is forty cents for the round trip with separate prices listed for Owasso and Toledo. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but origin notes Arbor and KR involvement.
We extend gratitude to friends for acts of kindness and aid during our loss. Your thoughtful wishes and support for our daughter Bid sister during illness and passing are deeply appreciated by our family.
The fragment lists marriage licenses for several individuals in Elba Fremont and Detroit ages from 19 to 88, plus ads seeking streetcar operators and conductors for Saginaw Valley Traction Co. and a nursery agent job in Rochester New York. It mentions Perry Nursery Company seeking agents and promotes Ley Pawler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry for stomach illnesses.
Rosa Hackett spent Saturday and Sunday with her sister Mrs A McCaw. Mrs Enslick has returned home from Gladwin. Mrs Pow and Mrs Hayward of Ohio visiting at 3 5 Richardson's Mostlanes Smith and Wilkinson were to St Louis Thursday. Alice McCaw spent Thursday night with her grandparents Lo E Hackett and wife. Pearce Haywanl spent Sunday with Basil Vin.
Residents from Southwest New Haven and Elm Hall join a camp meeting as Ellsworth Baxter, Myrtle Taligdon, and others visit neighbors. Reports note casual calls, visits to various homes, and local social activity amid unclear medical remarks and a vendor mood.
Will Shgbert and wife visited in Detroit this week. Howard Grant, of Reed City, visits relatives in Shepherd. Miss Jew Perry returns from Detroit. Mrs. T. P. Gillman attends a Sheridan funeral. Mrs. Steam Nicolet of Alvordport visits in Shepherd. Roland, a music teacher, attended a music teachers convention in Ann Arbor. Tom Hannet adds a thirty foot rear extension to C. F. Johnson hardware store.
Storm disruptions halted mail on route 1 while Sunday school closed. Children’s Day exercises planned at the schoolhouse next Sunday evening with an outside orchestra from near Kim Hall. Quarterly Church of God meeting at New Haven Center reported, thirteen baptisms, and various local attendances and visits noted.
Farmers are urged to avoid mixing wheat with rye as experiments show unfavorable results. Officials advise concentrating on one grain, noting rye or wheat alone yields better mill quality and market prospects.
A lingering scalp ailment described as very severe is treated with Dee's Ointment. Store tests show improvements though some cases remain stubborn and persistent.
An advert claims continual strain from financial or family trouble harms nerves and causes kidney and liver distress, constipation, low vitality, and despondency. It promotes Green's August Flower to tone the liver and kidneys and restore health, with a final bottle offering relief.
A district lecture event in Alma Michigan features Jom F and Brientier with a lecture by Dodie on the Belleadier theme. The program includes singing by Star Captain Yodne and a special offering by Adj. Bennond and his revival group. An open air service precedes the event with a 10 cent admission.
Dr A B Spinney and partners advertise free consultation at Reed City Sanitary Hospital, promising genuine cures and pay only after recovery. They tout forty five years of experience and list wide ranging medical services, with dates and locations in Alma and Wright House to attract patients.
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