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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1902
Page
2
North Star Correspondence Reports Local Visits and Moves
Correspondence from North Star notes visits and travels of residents including Missila Stull in North Star, Gotwits to Grand Lede, William Tous to Barndt, and Mrs A C Henry of St Louis visiting her father. Several residents, such as Arthur Multalland, Mrs J A Henry, and Miss Rirker, are mentioned with trips to Detroit and other towns. Local changes include Miss Muetjuigley as rack jobber at Rackit Store, and Francis & Kernen forming a drag line venture. Sheriff Parrish and deputy took Rose and Join Cupp to Detroit for larceny, while Frank Armstrong received a sixty-day Detroit sentence for carrying concealed weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missila Stull
North Star
Tthaca
Gotwits
Grand Lede
William Tous
Barndt
Stetes
Mise Ord Allen Werit
Momiiliay Te Viet
PL Oakes
Vissi
Arthur Multalland
Wits
Alma
A.C. Henry
St Lotte
Jerry Mavis
George Pulfrey
J. Ciustocd i Ypellanti
Willard Monfort
Om Sateurday
Rutert Wilke
Mie Dalst Dean
Algus
West Netyurg
Cella
Bay City
Mineertrode Webster
Aliton
Charley Kernen
Francis & Kernen
Thory Smith
Washington
Kalamazoo
Mugh
J. Weidman
Grand Rapids
B, DP. Hamilton
Pearl Wallace
Elsie
Jeanie Poss
Shepherd
C. M. Peet
K. P. Peet
Lansing
Parrish
Rose
Cupp
Detroit
B.C. Button
Frank Armstrong
Catarrh Cure Claim From Toledo Firm
An advertisement asserts a cure for catarrh through two ingredients from NEY & GU, Toledo Ohio, stating non quack medicine and promising blood purification. The tainted text claims blood-based curing power and urges readers to order promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ait Ney & GU. Picpe
Toledo
Breckenridge area notes and incidents in a rough week
A Breckenridge district diary records Richard Walsh foot injury and farm shifts nearby. Residents visit churches on Jackson Street U S church, with Mrs. Marshall visiting relatives in Indale City. The Perkins windmill project is discussed with local traders traveling from Saginaw to Breckenridge. A farm near Motepell changed hands as Joseph Weight relocates. A first year’s wheat crop shipped by A Chisholm and Stonedale Farm is noted. A piecious feature party is mentioned, plus weathering of poste shortages and upcoming repairs. A buggy accident injures Frank Hightough and a companion, with two others traveling to Breckenridge. Local social notes include visits, relocations, and school events. Beulah suffers a fall into river water, breaking a rib and arm ligaments, treated by Dr. J R Shutter. The community endures smallpox controls with yellow door cards. Alma College students return for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Walsh
A. T. Stone
Jackson Street
U. S
L. R. Marshall
Ilndale City
E. Fowler
Wolcott
Saginaw
Stone Grotheers
Breckenridge
Perkins Windoit
Joseph Weight
Mote Pell
Chisholm
Stonedale
Breckenrigr
Rajeed Guter
Soedi
Attoruan
Frank Hiotgough
Berekenridge
Frank
Toy Town
Aine
Musting
Local Notes From Elba and Surrounding Area
S W Elba Mrs Veternel is quite sick again Mr Stewart's new barn is progress seg finely Mrs Myrtie Crook is letter as is also Mr Betzer Mr and Mrs Frank Weons spent Sunday In Maple Rapids Mrs Frank Manning has material on the ground for a new house Spring term of school begins here next Monday W K Campbell continues as teacher Dr O Reynolds left Monday morn to Kalamazoo for two weeks electrochemical sanitarium Bernice Merce hauled the largest load of dolta into Bangister this winter ever hauled in by one team The load measured three cords and twelve feet of forty inch bolts Delbert Ransom formerly of this neighborhood had his shoulder dislocated by a vicious home last week Mr and Mrs Ransom visiting old friends around here Croup instantly relieved Dr Thom Ins Eclectric Oil safely available at any drug store
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veternel
Stewart
Myrtie Crook
Betzer
Frank Weons
Maple Rapids
Frank Manning
W. K. Campbell
O. Reynolds
Moral Toy
Kalamazoo
Bernice Merce
Delbert Ransom
Mrs. Ransom
Kidney Liver Pills Ad Boost Health Claims
A vintage advertisement extols Dr. A. W. Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as the premier kidney remedy. It links uric acid, rheumatism, and kidney function, praising relief from constipation and pain, and includes a testimonial from William J. Coad of Oswego New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acw. Chase
William J. Coad
Brunson Street
Oswego
N. Y
A. W. Chase
Pred Bushee Gains Slowly Amid Local Notes
A fragmented Bremen era column notes Pred Bushee gaining slowly while W. Washburn buys F. Hockey's loan and Hudson acquires Richards farm. Several visits, trips, and social events across Breckenridge and nearby towns are listed, with community notices on schools, homes, and a local charity sale funded by Jay HN and others.
Scott's Emulsion Promises Stronger Growth for Children and Horses
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as the right richness for both grainfed horses and sickly children. It claims the product boosts appetite, digestion, and blood, aiding growth and vigor, likening it to nourishment for horses and a tonic for frail youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Pneumonia Follows a Cold and Aids Remedies
A jumble of medical claims extols Foley’s Honey and Tar and Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets for coughs, colds, pneumonia prevention, and stomach relief. It mentions Sharrar & Mulholland, Rhodes druggists, and Bivins & Rhodes, with testimonials for Pepsin Syrup Co. products and Oakdwell’s Syrup Pepsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Heduse
Mey
Jastax
Sharrar & Mulholland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Merce
Golden
Pierce
Ithaca
Rov
Dullas Kleny
Muetjuigley
Chituso
Chis Weacon Mire
Mest Miller
Stanton
Tihdek
Guelees
Wheeler
Hattie Gibson
Bowtroop
Aliee Butcher
St. Lely
Grace Sly
St. Kate
Missayley
Detorson
TL 0
Lyon
Keetore
Frank Nevills
Conner and
Werbert McKechple
Big Rapids
Thomas Boynton
Mason County
Leta
Susie Hawes
Alma College
Ed Morris
New York
Wan
Morris
E. Wylie
Sylvester Woodward
Pearl Anderson
Wecnutt
Uig
Beulah
J. R. Shutter
S.W. Elba
Croup
Dr. Thom
A.W. Chase
Sumner
Welinaster
Aline
Uilste
Harare
Frankton
Shace
Melireahim
Sitiaw
Wilek
Tde
Sunipes
Perris Counter
Sitter
Feam
Rosa Tuain
Hrainard
Alaa
South Wheeler
VanCarmpy
Lestiv
George Powell
Viiere
South Breckenridge
Wasim
Leis Satarias
Jew Filler
St. Louis
Chasneey Martin
Herr Muscett
Nobel
Merril
Ernest Muscott
Sheeniaren
Hafer
Alun
Win
Folewihae
Keel
Jay City
Newark
Sirs. Biane
Almas
J. Baumaster
Derseyville
Mra
Ky Kaserar
Saranac the Fontiles
Silas
L. i Leone
Ards
Maio
Gibsin
Jones
Bibott
W. Pine River
Wakter
Colerane
Geo Meyt
Stooms God. Taurliy
Aina
K. Linsey
E. Wleming
East Emerson
Burring Wood
Summerton
John Morrison
Hummer Harris
Wellington Switzer
Wise
W. A. Small
Humphrey
Rockwell
Wi. Michael
St. Luis
Peter Murry and Son
Forest Hill
Dr. King
eekEly
Sheba
Mermi Lucy McNatt
Brash Valley
Cece County
Langport
W. Washburn
F. Hockey
Hudson
Wilson
Merrill
Schow
Geo Weed
Parente
J. Wott
Breoweneidyn
Ark
Hale Hee
North Wheeler
Onge Stlaapeou
Tan Doe
t+ imi
Sibley
Lagtonn
Ftent
Butfaio
Sharrar & Mulelland
Arma
Home Ghile
Nate
Scott & Browne
Pearl St
Phar Aat
Ace
Marrage
Hal Lauren Rov
Wonert Wilks
Alito Daise Tran
Aabe
On Carter
Didues
Ubain Vorlio
Pawamedia
Oukwell
Sharrard
Shatter
Mulholland
Chamerlain
Rhodes
Holly
Macomb TI
Bivins & Rhodes
Neosho Falla
Kans
Pepsin Syrup Co
Monticello
A.J. Liemagee
Wrelate
Mra J. Mona
Sharrar & Mul'holland
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