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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1906

Page

3

Hector Marigold Sires Record Butter Fat and Size Gains

The dairy stock discussion centers on Hector Marigold a six year old bull weighing 1 740 pounds and sire of sixty promising heifers and calves. His descendants trace through famed cows and sires, illustrating a trend toward larger Jersey cattle and stronger dairy potency as observed by Hoard's Dairy Man.

Fimstraden Hector Marigold Arl Paes Jersey Mella Ann Mellin Ann Ida Marigold Stoke Pogis Prospect Grace Marigold Hoard

West Pine River Social Notes Reflect Small Town Visitations

Elmory Post made a business trip to St Johns last week Edith Laushaw works for cousin George Laushaw Miss Mac Burkett spent last week at F Wrights Mrs Frances Fleming visited Inez Thursday with Mrs Viral Landshaw Miss Mabel Wilson owns a new sewing machine T Raycraft entertained his sister last week Mrs Neilie Pookes resumes teaching After a week of flies Mrs JL Wood and Mrs L Raycraft Forest Hill and Mrs KE Wiley Alma spent Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs T Raycraft Miss Anna Mallory Mrs Rogers and Hendershot spent Friday at D Johnsons

Elmory Post St. Johns Edith Laushaw Middleton George Laushaw Mac Burkett F. Wright Frances Fleming Inez Viral Landshaw Mabel Wilson T. Raycraft Neilie Jpookes

Pneumonia Fellows a Cold tat never follows the tie

Voley's Honey and Tar is advertised as stopping coughs, healing lungs, and strengthening the system to prevent another attack. The shaky text mentions protection from pneumonia and includes a stray note about substitutes and a name Geo or George.

Voley Ania Geo Arnt

Seville Center Weather Impacts Local Event Delays

Rain reduced attendance at the rench school house entertainment at Seville Center. Dan Hoag traveled to Lansing to see a sick uncle. Kirk Hillis reportedly built a fine stamp fence. Derl aut Zella Apple visited nearby. W T Pitt and wife visit southeast state. Mrs Lida Welch remains very ill. Wave A L Page recovers after illness.

Rench Priday Puikht Dan Hoag Lansing Kirk Hillis Zella Apple W.T. Pitt Lida Welch A. L. Page

Orino Laxative Syrup Promises Quick Cure for Ills

An old advertisement touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a remedy for biliousness, headaches, and chronic constipation. It claims the product sweetens and tones the stomach, gently stimulates the liver and bowels, and improves pimples and blotches. Sold by Goo E Sharia at a stated price.

ORINO

Man's Business Front and the Power of Appearance

A farmer notes how a clean shaven alert man with business front receives top offers quickly, while poorly dressed sitters get lower deals. He recalls farmers asking prices and buyers touting market stock, yet a confident stranger finds better terms.

Att Nak Jim C. BE. Chapman

Typhoid Fever Treatise Cited By Coldwater Woman

Mrs. Vens of Coldwater Michigan reports typhoid fever left throat and lung trouble. She credits Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup with aiding her recovery.

Straying to Other Plaids and Frugal Farmouts

Straying to other plaids, poor returns on fruit and vegetables shipped from south Texas last season discourage thousands of inexperienced growers. Amateur truckers chase easy profits, neglecting lessons from last year and boll weevil risks. Kort Cure at Stanant's Central Dig Store. A few books of teachers contracts at the Record office at a moderate price. School directors should remember this.

South Texas

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised By Lecturers In Waynesboro

A scientific wonder touted as a cure for piles and a range of injuries and skin conditions. E R Mulford, a lecturer for Patrons of Husbandry, benefited from its use in Waynesboro. The ad promotes the product as effective for boils, sores, cuts, burns, chilblains, and salt rheum, priced at 25 cents at Sharrar's drug store.

Bucklen E.R. Mulford Waynesboro Sharrar's

Celery King Medicine Warns Against Counterfeit Tens

A cautionary note warns readers against imitation celery tens sold cheaply. Celery King, offered at 25 rents, promises no disappointment and urges health caution against bad cures or fake products.

Seed Time and Healing Emulsion Advice From an Eager Farmer

A farmer compares seed time to health care, urging early action to prevent damage. He emphasizes planning before planting and maintaining rich soil, then applies the idea to medicine. Scott's Emulsion is praised as a rapid tissue builder when ordinary foods fail.

Scott

Thinning an Orchard Plan from a Rural New Yorker

An orchard plan outlines thinning Rhode Island Greening trees planted twenty years earlier with 30 by 22 foot spacing. The method removes every other row diagonally while using equipment to avoid damage, allowing permanent trees to widen to about forty five feet apart as lower branches are pruned.

New Yorker Rhode Island Diagham Roous

Boll weevil control forecast by pest commission

The pest commission predicts by five years cotton boll weevils will be killed with poison in April and May as in potato bag control based on Keuchie Louisiana experiments. The claim notes that if every weevil hatched in Texas and Louisiana could be poisoned at first appearance the boll weevil problem would be solved, though some weevils allegedly hibernate into June.

Pest Commission Marston Keuchie Keachie Texas Louisiana

Alfalfa seed advice and farm device notes from Ohio meeting

At the Ohio Farmers Institute annual session Mr Wing urged selecting clean bright seed for alfalfa and avoiding weed seeds especially dodder. Mr Ronin doubted alfalfa would grow on all soils, noting mixed success. A farm device for milk pails and a German gardener note appear, alongside a Summerville agricultural tablet tea product described.

Ohio Ohio Farmers” Institute Wing Ronin Payette County Tie

Sheep Feeding Plants Expand in Illinois and West Regions

The article describes extensive sheep feeding operations in near Chicago counties with plants capable of 75,000 head annually, including large acreages with own elevators, dipping pools, and electric shearing plants. It notes reservoirs of 200,000 gallons, and that markets in Illinois and shipments to Liverpool influence farm income. It also mentions high sheep prices in the Far West driven by wool demand and cheap pastures, with shippers paying varying sums, plus advice on starting garden plants in the kitchen window as a separate tip.

Chicago Ouest McChinery Uilness Tix Atlantic Liverpool Montiuy Bin Rocks J. L Graff

Garden seed house plan from Farm Journal excerpt

Nguring 8 notes a compact house for starting garden plants with a simple bench and sunward facing design. A small stove or hot water heater can supply warmth, seeds sown in boxes so they can be turned for light, and windows should be adjustable to prevent overheat. Thaile's Little Liver Pills are advertised.

Farm Journal

Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets for All People Ad by Brey Medision

An advertisement promotes MOLLISTER Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets claiming health benefits for Canavnn Indigestioa Liew Ktoey Troukues and related ailments. The box promises genuine nuggets offered by a nameless company with a low price and a single sold batch.

Mollister Rocky Mountain Rocky Mountain Tea Ly Omaren Biron

Are Patent Medicines Frauds? Rexall Mucu-Tone Ad Claim

A Rexall Mucu-Tone advertisement defends patent medicines by asserting honesty and nonfraud. It cites a customer testimonial from Albany about catarrh relief, praises Mucu-Tone as a universal tonic, and notes a fifty cent trial bottle with a money back guarantee. It emphasizes care in guarantees and mentions a local store offering quick relief and vitality benefits.

Miss Dillon Albany Mucu-Tone Marr Swan St N.Y Rexall

Also Mentioned on This Page

Temaly West Pine River Seville Stanant's Central Dig Scottaa Bowne Chemists Pearl Street New York and MK Doe Hamery Fis Cale Sading Dirvicr Department of Agriculture Summerville Fig. U Thaile Geo Uz Sharrar Cercial Speciaiot Acros 4 United Ie Company United Drug Company Stanard Ilteg Sod Sapecin Oliver Amour Rte Ieee Ana Ae Dinieh Iran Ilver Chilled Plow South Bend Indi J. M. Monnigel Deser Deering Harvesters Empire Separators Keystone Hay L QEE Pineule Medicine Co U.S.A Geo. E. Sharrar
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