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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1905
Page
3
Home made baking promises fresher tastier results with Royal Baking Powder. It claims quick economical help for housewives to bake cake biscuits puddings cookies crullers muffins and layered frosted cakes, outperforming ready made foods. Royal is presented as the greatest bake day aid.
Investors desiring securities convertible to cash can choose from over fifty bond issues including railroads municipals tractions gas steamships and electrics with four percent First Mortgage Trust Gold Bonds secured by mortgages on city real estate. Denominations 100 500 and 1000 at par with accrued interest quarterly payments. Send for circular. The Trust Company offers estate administration advantages with full explanation by mail. Union Trust Company reports success in receiverships for large and small corporations benefiting creditors and stockholders.
A reader in Jacksonville describes race tensions and economic life with farmers, groves, and laborers, noting 65 percent of the city’s population being Black and contrasting northern influence with southern resilience. The letter mentions tomato and strawberry cultivation, الأسعار, and daily wages, plus a mob attack on a laborer in Chicago and endorsement of Bucklen’s Amical Salve for injuries.
Probate records show on Monday the 20th William Wood was named administrator of Henry Wood's estate. A March 21 filing sought admission of William Hills to the northern asylum for a 16 year old Seville township resident who was examined March 24 and adjudged insane, with Deputy Sheriff Benjamin Button transporting him to Traverse City. A March 24 petition by Henry Anmangher for guardian Henry Jolson’s incompetence sought sale of real estate, while a parallel March 2 filing by Voln D. Sullivan for Bertha Laan, Mabel and Retella Swain mined real estate interests in Jackson County was noted. Fred Beechler, age 2, appeared and settled with his guardian Wi Fravers. the guardian was dismissed. Cited ad copy for Foley’s Honey and Tar appears.
Joseph Kloos and Alfred Brearus visited Stanton on business last Friday. M. M. Flint and wife were guests of Chas Pagel last Thursday. Gileun Hicks moved into Mrs L Jolley’s home the past week. Raymond and Daisy Duffield, who had been painting for Ryant TL Lang, finished their work last Friday. Inez Baturthey, Byrn Hoover and family attended the Hoover tragedy funeral. Mary McCracken of Blo attended Saturday. Jay Fulford and Ro M. Bleward left Monday for the Chippewa rivers to hunt and trap briefly. Charley Griffin was a business caller on Riversale Saturday. Pormeal Griffin, wintering at Baton Rapids, returned home last Friday. W Robbin was in Satorday on business. His daughter Daisy, at school there, accompanied him. Dr Wood’s Norway Syrup praised for children’s ailments. Pleasant to take, soothing its influence, it is remedy for all ailments.
Miss Katie Dgrnlan plans a Wednesday morning trip to spend time at Mayle Hayide before resuming teaching duties at the Sowers personnel. Jimmie Young, 21, son of Peter Young, died after a California trip in search of health. His funeral was held at the M E Church with Grange members aiding the bereaved. Cora McDaid lists plans for Wednesday visits to Cyper Vennacula and Mrs S Benjamin, state WoO president, addressed a full house. Parlor and Saturday evening lectures drew good crowds.
A fragment notes Foley's Horney weed Tar as a curative with heating qualities that supposedly prevents a condition described as pereunionic anne Comets ption. It mentions it was sold by Geo B Sharrar.
Misses Erliel Colteck and For Dick of Mt. Pleasant normal school spend vacation with Dr arile McLaughlan. John Miller left with ice supply. Mr. and Mrs Jenner of New York state guests of John Peer. Lockwood Miller of Potoskey visited Saturday night. The Gleaners added twelve members Saturday night. Caris Brows of Alma in town Tuesday.
In Riverdale, Mr and Mrs Cash spent Sunday with Jackson relatives. Fred Guild returns from Onaway. Frank Schnepp finished log loading for Ranney Refrigerator Co. Rumor says W D Strong may move his hotel upward. Tucker plans a week at Dr McLachlan's sanitarium. W A Bradley buys the W P Cash house. Chas Chase remodels Beatty property. Ueda plans to move next month.
Gladstone's physician Sir Andrew Clarke cautions Americans about digestive after meals. He says remedies like Micona are dangerous and useless for digestion, urging removal of stomach and intestinal inflammation. A fifty cent Micna box is sold by Chas Rhodes with money-back satisfaction.
Midian March 2 A fire at Trandelph and Fleming in Dougher street damaged the clothing store after an hour of effort. Estimated loss about 8000 with 5000 insured. Old Mrs Kritener, 84, found dead by strangulation in Niles home. Kirkpatrick alive after Nome hoax. Mrs Montney, 99, observed health and activity in Clio. Dosa’s Ointment touted as cure for itching piles.
Julius Marey moves into Mr Pingle place while Mary Ingersoll suffers long trouble. F W Nama occupies Marey’s vacated home and Ralph McCollum visits grandparents during Alma College break. About twenty five youths enjoyed Grace Morton’s party with games and music. Olive Hicks studies music at Alma. Mrs B McCallum and Mrs Tuttle visit relatives in Thatta and Blair. Runfock Mood Hitters note urges vigorous readiness for life’s battle.
The piece argues efficiency and durability as buyers’ main concerns when purchasing a Cream Separator. It asserts De Laval machines last at least twenty years, far exceeding rivals which may fail after two to ten years, and claims higher long term savings despite higher initial cost.
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