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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1906

Page

7

County News Briefs From the Farm and Town

The four farmers held a telephone meeting on Tuesday evening March 20. Leslie Mills and family entertained their cousin Mr Rogers of Ohio. C F Wright now drives a new matched car. A surprise party honored Maude Sullivan on her eleventh birthday with a fine watch and chain and a Bible given by the young people. Music by Lisse Cane fehl and Mr Dunman. Refreshments served, all had a good time. Mrs Jennie Rows spent last week in Owowe with her husband. BH Coboon and D Hoyt and wives attended the funeral of the late Fred Robinson near Coe. Miss Eleanor Viening and Moe Byes attended services at Forest Win ndlay. Mes Alex Brown died Sunday of pneumonia after a week illness. burial at Saginaw. She leaves a husband and eight children. The family has the community's sympathy. There was no school in District No 4 this week. Worldis received here Monday e Juige Fooks formerly of this place was accidentally shot Saturday in Washington. Mrs Mucke and relatives share the Aptimity of the Ontine annette. For dosting belelting buligestos etc cat a Ring's Dy a towals Soll tw Geo 1 Sharrar.

Leslie Mills Mr. Rogers Ohio C.F. Wright Maude Sullivan D. Hoyt Iate Fred Robinson Coe Eleanor Viening Moe Forest Win Ndlay Alex Brown Paennonia Saginaw Dist Wis Washington Mucke Annette Easyth Lanshaw Middleton Wm. Sullivan

Forest Hill Visits and Local Social Notes

Forest Hill and K Huffman of Toledo visit his sister Mrs L K Camfield and family. Nellie Sharlow learns dressmaking in Alum. George Hamp of Alma over Sunday. J S Dunham and wife visit her parents. Miss Lenna Bel Camfield and Mrs B K Huffigu attend St Patrick’s party at Mrs Rob’s. Homer Leonard ill, Mrs S Stalter visits. Mr and Mrs Griffith of St Louis host Perrigo parents in Chicago. Fred Camelol of Bridgman visits L F Camfield. Miss Easyth Lanshaw returns home. Mrs Wm Sullivan hosts 18th birthday party for Maud with gold gifts and a Bible. Digestive aid advertised by Chas Rhodes.

M. F. Perrigo

South East Ferris Visits and Local Moves

Alfred Stearns and family visited Clas Sherman and family Sunday. Alvin Stephens and Alfred Stearns conducted business in Ithaca Monday. Mrs. Gleason returned home to Eaton Rapids after visiting friends here. Mr. Ingersoll is on the sick list. Mrs. Gaver and daughter Lillian of Aaror NL are visiting. Dr. McLaughlin of Bl ae Kurbin of Forris visited his daughter in Ann Arbor and died suddenly, buried at Forris Center Sunday. Daisy Robbins and Edna Hemmys visited Kate and Pearl Osterhous Sunday. Bert and Bessie Morgan of Crystal were callers at Mr Datfield's Sunray.

Alfred Stearns Clas Sherman Alvin Stephens Ithaca Gleason Eaton Rapids Mr. Ingersoll Gaver Lillian Aaror Blamohe Reid McLaughlin Blae Kurbin Forris Ann Arbor Forris Center Daisy Robbins Edna Hemmys Kate Pearl Osterhous Bert Bessie Morgan Crystal Mr Datfield Benjamin Peters Gacete Joseph Klees

North East Bethany Visitor Return Nears

Elmer Rank of Clare county, who has been visiting for two weeks, is near returning. Wesley Deline and wife made a brief trip to Breckenridge this week. Entertainment at the school house No. 4 on the 16th was well attended. A girl broke her arm last week after a fall.

Elmer Rank Clare County Wesley Deline Ams Breckenridge Coren Ogte

Tubbs District School Delayed by Illness and Local Movements

The Tubbs district reports no school this week due to teacher Illness Miss Gertrude Oberlin. Dennis Gold works for Daniel Brown. Roy Partee and Frank Swope left for Orange California Tuesday. Beatrice Utter returned from Harrison visiting her sister Mrs Kas Giddings. Jolu Rozeichka and family of China visit Joe Rapka. Grant Kime’s horse bolted near Breckenridge causing a fall involving Kay and Grant.

Ben Gertrude Oberlin Dennis Gold Daniel Brown Nos Partes Alma Roy Partee Frank Swope Orange Cal Beatrice Utter Harrison

Dr King’s New Life Pills Featured at Local Drug Store

A vintage health ad urges readers to take Dr King’s New Life Pills to regulate stomach liver and other organs without pain or discomfort. Available at Geo B. Sharrar’s drug store.

Dr. King Geo B. Sharrar

Arcada District News Roundup from Ithaca Area

Rudolph Kernen of Ithaca visits daughter Mrs. 5S. W. Peek. Mrs. Mattie Murphey suffers neuralgia. Tomlin and Miss May Gorton anxious at Alma Baptist parsnaps March 15. Ely school closes for spring vacation. Cline loses horse after kick. animal shot. John Murphey sells stock horse to Bethany township buyers. Fred Bradford visits Ray Wheaton. Be trees extracts praised for backache kidney bladder issues. Pine oles, pine-forest origin remedy, sold by Geo Br Sharrar.

Rudolph Kernen Ithaca John Murphey Bethany Township Fred Bradford Ray Wheaton Geo BR. Sharrar

Central Pine River Social News Notes

Mrs Geo Yates and daughter Havel of St Louis visited her parents Mr and Mrs Sloane on Monday. Mr and Mrs Fred Rogers entertained Mr and Mrs Henry Sandie Monday. Miss Alice Sloane attended a birthday party for sister Mrs A L Pratt and presented her a cheery spoon. Mrs W Davidson visited George Davidson Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wm Sloane entertained Mrs Steward and Mrs Wi Rogers and Mrs Don Goyins Sunday. Mrs Peil of Alma is visiting sister Mrs James Mills this week. Mr and Mrs Andrew Holmes visited Wim Phelps Sunday. Korn Cure at Stanard's Central Drug Store. New Home Sewing Machine sale at Convis Convis from April 2 to gh.

Geo. Yates Havel St. Louis Sloane Fred Rogers Henry Sandie Alice Sloane A. L. Pratt W. Davidson George Davidson Wm. Sloare Steward Wi. Rogers Don Goyins Peil Alma James Mills Andrew Holmes Wim. Phelps

Foxgrove Notes and Local Social Gleanings

Foxgrove and Midland residents appear in a Saturday vicinity visit and Sunday gatherings with families such as Mes Fox Elme Peach Mine Poem Fenner Ellen Peach and Alice Humphrey. Gleaner editors invite a live correspondent for Southwest New Haven, offering stationery to new subscribers.

Midland Sinter Fox Elme Peach Fenner Ellen Peach Alice Humphrey Poxgrove Arbor New Haven Jas

Pruning timing and wound healing in trees debated

An advice column cites L H Batley on pruning for wound healing, noting late February to early April in New York as ideal for growth. It claims wound position and stub length matter more than season, and discusses tar based remedies and baby picture services with local product endorsements.

New York L. H. Batley

Pacific Coast Rail Tours From Chicago By Western Line

Tickets run February 19 to April 7 from Chicago to Los Angeles Portland Seattle and more with Pacific Coast connections. Low rates on round trips and tourist cars Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland with sleeping cars. Double berth cars carry two people at $7.00. For booklets and schedules contact The Western Line W Guerin. Cough remedies note Foley’s Honey and Tar claim.

Pacific Coast California Oregon Washington Chicago Ihiegs Sno Totm Pacific Coast Union Pacific & North- Western Chcago Jancison Los Angeles Portlane Seattle Victoria Vancouver San Francisco Portland Western Line Guerin Gen RS Agcept Martins Mich

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Modern Cures

An advertising note touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a scientific wonder with cures for piles burns sores boils cuts wounds and rheumatic pains. Claims include relief for various afflictions and uses. Available for 25 cents at Sharrar’s drug store.

Bucklen R. Mulford Sharrar

Bath Notion Stated in Gratiot County Probate

Notice in Gratiot County states that Jobe W Morton, guardian of the county, will be allowed the account by the probate office in Tilian village on Monday the seventh day of February at 10 o clock a m. Judge Isaac and De Poth AVeer preside.

Bath Michigan County Gratiot Jobe Morton Tiliaen Anid County Pebriary Ithaes Jan Soth A. Isaacs de Poth Aveer

Kodol Almanac Ad Claims Diet Digest Patent

An old Chicago advertisement touts Kodol Digest What You Eat with claims of digestion aid. It promotes the 1996 Kodol Almanac and a 200 Year Calendar, selling through Chas Rhodes and DeWitt & Og. The copy references pricing like 31,90 and hints at dieting and balding remedies within a dated catalog page.

O Dewitt & OG Chicago Chas, Rhodes

Unclear ad text on health remedies and laxatives

Fragmentary advertisement offers vague claims for Celery based health products and Bennedy laxative cures. It touts inexpensive prices and warns against health neglect while promising gentle bowel movement and cold relief. The text lacks coherent events or identifiable organizations. Continuous errors obscure details.

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THE General Michigan Produce Company A. W. Brock Mr. Brock Wright House Blacksmith Shop Michigan America Drs. Kennedy & Keagan Shelby Street Detroit, Mich Aires Nate Mies Iartius Detroit County News West Pine River Kodo Chas. Rhodes Ferris Bethany Tubbs District Arcada Dist. NO Pine River Stanard’s Central Drug Store Convis & Convis Foxgrove Nee Tee Hortie’s Sewulion Baby Pictures Don Atall Laxippe Foley Geo. Sharrar Perk Marquette Igopta K. SS. Ball Ravenswood W. Va Bennedy Genty Rocky Mountain Touaeren Due Ceara Martimon Bis Sweer Marin Htm Orsminth Street Cpm United Mates Patan 0. C RST Tel Ee Pineule Medicine Co U.S.A Geo. E. Sharrar Oliver Chile Wien Om & Stone Alice Ulavia Aed Yeasenamons Deering Empire Sepursto Keystone Hay Lawders Walt Gace Addres
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