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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
4
The Alma Record reports a mix of local commentary and notices including a quip about a man’s last words, a boast about parental guidance, and moral reflections on zeal and discontent. It also notes rail fare changes and industry tariff talk, plus several Alma residents engaged in business and legal matters.
Dr Day departed early today for a fishing tip at Lake Odessa. He is expected to return with guidance on local angling methods and best spots.
Miss Sarah and Orpha Gee were in Mt. Pleasant Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Rockafellow have gone to Pennsylvania and Ohio to visit friends. Mr. Kera Lenard and wife and Mr. Ervie Clark and wife visited Ed. Rockafellows Sunday. Miss Ethel Lockard visited her grandparents Sunday. Miss Sarah Gee visited Ed. Rockafellows Monday.
Grange Heights reports social visits around Saginaw Ithaca and St Louis including Alvin and Ed Miller events. Measles remain prevalent with quarantine considerations and a diphtheria case noted near St Louis. An advertisement for Dr Shoop’s Restorative claims relief for stomach heart and kidney issues with free samples and a book offer.
June hearings record guardian appointment for Caroline Creaser estate and license to sell real estate in J Francis Hunter and Mary Ann Fisher estates. Byron H Sawyer granted administrator license. Charlotte Allen Nee Layton final account hearing adjourned. Alfred Willer appointed guardian of Fred Delaney minor.
An old classified style notice touts DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills as unequalled for backache weak kidneys and urinary troubles. It lists sale by Chins and mentions horses in an unclear way.
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