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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1896

Page

2

COUNTY NEWS IN SEVILLE REPORTS SEEDING PROGRESS

Our farmers are well along with their seeding. Jobe Kellin entertains a brother from Unio. Homer Wilden and wife visit friends in Beiding HH. Van Muskirk family now living in their new holl. Rob Miller seeks representative seat. hopes to win. Sportsmen allegedly spear wool fish nightly on the Pine. call for prosecution.

Jobe Kellin Unio Homer Wilden Beiding van Muskirk Holl Tennessee H.B Angell Rob Miller

Village hopes and town notes from Ithaca and nearby

In Wis Snyder improves and Lenawée resident Lewis Grifith reports comfort with the location. Canadians praise the country as Jesse Wonnacott returns home. Church grounds are being improved and seasonal building projects planned. Miss McMania of Ithaca directs Hetzman school with Miss Tyroler of St. Louis at Curtis. Local shop and mill prospects spark village center talk amid fruit hopes. Reports of minor accidents, illness, and a general store survey accompany a band gathering and plant sales. Down's Ointment touted for irritations and itching.

McMania Ithaca Hetzman Tyroler St. Louis Curtis Uere

Newark News Grain and Family Notes in District

Charley Meath is ill and under care. Allison mourns his youngest child buried last week. Collinge builds in Farwan section nine while Johnson suffers asthma. Munson menaced by rheumatism as another Munson frames a new barn. Spleen gathers materials to begin summer house. Jinger farms along Tenses road. fruit crops dampened by rain. School district reports reopens. Olmstead Brothers lift pine stump. Merritt family from Alma visit Vaughn. Thompson from Alma visits town. Farmers discouraged by wet weather. few catastrophes to date.

Charley Meath Allison Mr. Collinge Farwan Will Johnson Les Munson Rhea Tra Munson Michiel Budy House Jinger Olmstead Brothers Stronge

Local Notices and Appointments in Sumner Area

Mr Whitesell of Alia conducted business on Monday in his Hall. Mrs Mumford visited Wikbietaediver then Kalatusas for a few days. Guy Stoughton, about a year in Mecosla work, moved south of Sumner last week. Wi Wrath company and brother began a Missouri visit for about a month. Sanders, 75, died at John Swain home last Friday and buried at Binall cemetery Sunday. Rev Robinson led services at Charles home. Melvin Medler elected town clerk of Sumner but failed to qualify, Seneca city clerk resigned. Melbourn Medler appointed and qualified. Now residents must go to Sumner to UU business Willue town clerk.

Mr. Whitesell Alia Mumford Status Sanders Tid Onaries John Swain Binall Rev Robinson Charles Melvin Medler Sumner Seneca Dty Melbourn Medler

Riverdale Changes Homes and Local News From Riverdale

Riverdale residents report moving to Center with Mil streets and a local “slaughter sale” drawing crowds for a great sacrifice. The Oriental Counsel opened Saturday and closed after completing the building obligation for eight members. R. E. Moble plans rapid improvements while a gray granite color replaces the brownstone front. Chas Deaner visits town with anecdotes and astronomy, plans a new track between Riverdale and Vestaburg. D Fleming may return to the old store left by F S Tallon, stock moved to a new building opposite the Commercial house. Capton G Palor notes Mrs Tallon and two children at Commercial. the family will occupy former T S Tallon rooms. The steam traction engine toured town with enough wind to push it around and horses guided it toward Alma. James F Innis of Chicago buys the Knouse farm and accelerates improvements. the wall under the house is done and work will begin as weather settles. Innis went to Grand Rapids for purchases and the question looms: what’s the matter with old weed dealers.

Oriental Counsel Riverdale Vestaburg D. Fleming F. 8. Tallon Capton G. Palor Mra. F T S. Tallon James F Innis Chicago Tihe Knouse Howse Innis Hrand Rapids Atte Gugey

Local notices from North Wherelee spring health and events

Al Wyant is poorly this spring. Miss Nettie Sibley works in Breckenridge. Grocery wagons are numerous. July three and week on this street. Helen Rosa returned from St. Louis last Saturday. The new church on Jackson street foundation is complete. Will Braman moves to Meemoxta county. Mia Neitoka and son Frank visited Chas Housel in St. Louis. Frank Corwin goes to Detroit to work on the lakes this summer. M Hechtel attended his brother's youngest son's funeral in Bay City last Thursday. Mrs Kilne to host a Sabbath school party Thursday evening with warm sugar. Cadl box at Mr Chapman’s Wednesday evening for church funds. Stephen A Douglass’s wife died of typhoid. he is ill in Cleveland. Young Indian Aid society meets at Mrs Dora Fowler's Tuesday afternoon. Young people show interest in the new church.

al. Wyant John Moceridge Nettie Sibley Breckenridge Helen Rosa St. Louis Jackson Street Will Braman Meeoxta County Mia Neitoka Frank Chas, Housel Frank Corwin Detroit Lakes M. Hechtel Bay City Baer Pace Mr. Chapman Stephen A. Douglass Cleveland Ohi Young Indien’ Aid Society Dora Fowler

Breckinridge Mra Foote Dies After Policy Payment Offers Hope

Breckinridge Mra Chas Foote of Ithaca died in March after holding a $1,000 benefit policy with the LD O T M hive. The note laments delays and defends the order as a trustworthy agent, recounting the policy terms and payments and urging confidence in proceeds to the late member’s family.

Mra Chas Foote Sepeca Curtis Ithaca LD O. T. M Ritere Knight Tostead OTM KO Lim Jas. Johnson L. O T.M

Local Notices and Social Socials from City Newspaper

Fragmented OCR text details various social events and notices in the city including home visits, anniversaries, attendances at services, a steamer trip, and literary plans. Names and places are inconsistently recorded. several entries reference dates like April and events at homes, churches, and public venues with scattered telegram-like notes.

Digestive Cordial Claims To Restore Strength And Health

An advertisement urges readers to use Sticker's Digestive Cordial to cure indigestion and related symptoms. It promises improved digestion after mass use, claiming nourishment from food, increased strength, weight gain, and overall health. The text targets readers with weakness due to poor appetite and malnutrition.

Pine Syrup Promise as Cold Cure

Advertisement claims Dr Wood's Norway pine syrup cures colds and ailments by soothing pine virtues. It touts the remedy as a guaranteed fix for cold symptoms, implying universal effectiveness and health benefits.

Ofen Wood

Home Rule for Cuba Law Signed by Queen Regent in 1805

A Spanish reform measure granting inland Cuba autonomy was signed by the queen regent on March 35, 1805. The plan includes detailed rules and aims to ease U S Spain tensions by introducing home rule and a coordinated system of reforms to be promulgated across Cuba.

Cuta State Department Madrid United States Spain Cuba

Reform plan creates Cuban provincial chamber and council

Two local bodies drawn from Cuban residents would form a provincial chamber of deputies and a council of administration with appellate power over the chamber. The governor general remains Spain's supreme island representative, directing military and internal matters. Details appear in the Cher adoption centre as reform proposals.

Cuba Provincil Chamber of Deputies Otter Council of Administration Alter Spain Cine of Cher

Death of Ex-Governor Jerome in Watkins Glen NY

Obituary of David H. Jerome former Michigan governor died Friday in Watkins Glen New York. Born Detroit November 17 1830 he pursued varied work from lumbering and steamboating to mining before entering politics. He served as state senator and governor from 1860 to 1863 and was survived by wife Lucy Peek and son Thomas Spencer Jerome with other relatives. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is endorsed for strengthening blood during fevers and illnesses.

David H. Jerome Michigan Tania Watkins Glen N.Y St. Jobn's Episcopal Church New York State St. Clair County St. Clair Academy Thomas W. Palmer Pine Woods Bia Timothy St. Clair Biano Jerome St. Clair Flat California Marysville Yankee Tunnel Saginaw Valley Lsct Twenty Third Regiment of Michigan Volunteer Infantry Board of Indian Commissioners Joseph Lucy Peek Pontiac Thomas Spencer Jerome Cowles & Jerome Detroit Aaister Ielen Goodman George Jerome

Doctor’s Absurd Tale Brings Laughter and Health Fame

A Boston area doctor, famed for wandering tales about a visit to Bunker Hill and the summit of a granite monument, inspired laughter among Dorchester patients. The doctor admitted never reaching the monument’s top, while patients joke about the tale and reportedly improve their spirits and health.

Dorchester England Bunker Hill Rhippebull Boston War Treauiethe Tads Minnie Mona Hiver Ipfell

Hood's Sarsaparilla Cure Advertisement Misprint

An old newspaper ad urges readers not to be swayed by competitors and to trust Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as cures. The copy emphasizes vegetable ingredients and promises relief after other medicines fail, mentioning a price of 5 cents.

New Road Repair Plan Drawn by Center County Supervisors

Center County townships adopt a fixed crew system to repair roads. Ten workers will supervise districts, with daily oversight to curb flood damage costs and ensure regular spring to autumn maintenance. The plan aims to reduce negligence driven expenses and improve public thoroughfares.

Center County Philadelphia Preas

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