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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1915

Page

8

Elaborate Chinese Funerals and Notable 19th Century Anecdotes

A collage of snippets covers elaborate Chinese funeral customs, a famed Englishwoman soldier James Barry, Napoleon near capture after the Mincio, the first telephone by Hooke and Bell, and Egyptian motherhood beliefs. It reflects varied historical vignettes, from funerary rites to scientific milestones and cultural observations, with commentary on society and ingenuity.

Napoleon Valeagioi Italy W. H. Ireland Robert Hooke Hooke Elidha Gray Alexander Graham Fell

Ithaca News Roundup From County Correspondence

Ithaca updates report numerous residents visiting, returning from trips, or ill. A. L. Beebe of Chicago visits, road incident near the depot injures a car but occupants unharmed. Mrs. J. Kashsneider hosts Maccabees dinner. Lucile Crites ill with pneumonia. several North Star, Sumner, and Summit residents noted in town and nearby.

Henry Dodge M. E. Ladies Aid Society Mary Crandell J. J. Potts Mt. Pleasant Laura Hard Mire B. HM. Foust Ha Rapids L. B. Crandell Belle Yawer Grand Rapida Jd. L. Dingwell Margaret Corruns Wrigley Henry J. G. Altentrg South Jeffermy Edna Stanton C. l L. Smith Battle Creek Lucile Crites J. Kashsneider Ladies of the Maccabees Pred Wolf North Star Ithaca Hugh Bates Fred Drayer Houghton Lake Ruby Roberts Arcada J. Verne Eyer Mes. Das. Nelson Ashley Lew Townsend Ann Arbor Mixy Helen M. Howard Woodward Ave. Presbyterian Church Detroit A. L. Beebe Chicago CL. Behe Gumbly Ed Jenner Fred Pepke Eunice Shrodes Geo. Spooner Warren Dillsworth

Alfalfa Pest Warns Farmers of Possible Weevil Spread

The United States Department of Agriculture warns of the alfalfa weevil, a small beetle threatening alfalfa crops. Farmers are urged to inspect plants for tiny holes near buds, send specimens to entomologists, and avoid questionable shipments from Utah or Idaho until thoroughly disinfected. Officials urge preventive measures to protect pasture and hog farming with alfalfa.

United States Department of Agriculture Denon Hocky Mountains Bureau of Plant Industry Washington Gillette Colorado Station Utah Idaho

Early Gardening Tips From a Fragmented Page

The readable lines suggest advice on early vegetable planting, especially onions and rhubarb, stressing early outdoor planting with rich soil for quick maturity. Mentions forcing Witloof and parsnips, with notes on cellar forcing, surplus sales, and sowing as soon as weather permits.

Witloof

Barenness in Corn is Largely Environmental Says Observer

A correspondent argues that corn barrenness largely stems from planting density and soil quality rather than heredity. Proper soil preparation and careful cultivation reduce barren stalks, while overplanting and weeds worsen the issue. He favors using well-dried seed from locally tested varieties and notes environmental factors drive barrenness, not fixed heredity.

American Agriculturial Hint Americi

Pests in frost and eye care for cattle noted in outbreak

The article describes building a nest-keeping board and slope to prevent sliding, with measures to debulk pest nesting material. It covers eye disease in cattle Contis Ophthalmia and prescribed treatments including boric acid baths, catomel boric dust, lodoform calomel, and silver nitrate in distilled water. It also notes broader farm sanitation like wet pastures, disinfection, and whitewashing stables while mentioning Argentinian wine drinkers and immigrant populations.

Beth Kim Tolh Daley Palmer

The Profitable Capon on the Farm

The article discusses capon production timing and breeds, noting that hens and cockerels fatten best in spring before hot weather. Plymouth Rocks are recommended for farm capon farming, with spring hatchings yielding optimal age and weight for peak market demand and prices. It also critiques the “individuality as you please” doctrine, arguing proper conditions shape character.

Plymouth Dune Daly

For Sale and Wanted Classified Fragments

For Sale series offers hanging baskets porch plants from East Side Greenhouse 716 E Superior St Bell phon 0. For Sale House and Lot in good condition priced cheap Enquire at the word office. Wanted workers for pickle dye program Libby McNent etc. For Sale choice residence lot on a loud street Enquire Burt Sharrar Moore IsR6 1E A used 1914 row boat eight months with electric starter and lights. 4 cylinder 22 hp economy bargain Arcade Hotel Alma Glossop 1884-12.

Superior St. Bell Ord Burt Sharrar and Moore Arcade Hotel Adlon HA Glossop Alma

Ladies of Civil Improvement League Announce Sprinkling Plan

The Civil Improvement League thanks patrons and seeks renewed support as a second sprinkler is added to cover more paved streets for public benefit. A Sunday School began May Und at Eckert schoolhouse with Supt. Mrs. J. A. Allis and officers elected.

Civil Improvement League Eckert J. A. Allis Leland Yourgis Berths Walter Goo Tachera Ape Skinner McFadden

Judge Anderson sentences townsmen in Terre Haute election case

Judge Anderson of the U S District Court sentences over 100 men including Terre Haute Indiana mayor for conspiracy in election frauds. He argues saloons spurred corruption while brewers issue Sunday closing edict amid religious counsels. A few brewers with chat tel mortgages hold eighty five percent of saloons.

Terre Haute Ind Anderson United States District Court John Barleyvorn New York City

Life Span Varied By Creature In A Quotation

A historic note lists animal life spans in a curious series. The dog is said to live twenty to twenty years, the cat two to five, the canary about twenty, the horse thirty to forty, and larger creatures like the raven eighty, elephant and turtle one hundred years each.

Cattia Wele

Estate of Mary A Morse Probate Hearing Notice

The Probate Court of Gratiot County Michigan on May 4 1915 admitted the estate of Mary A Morse deceased to probate appointing James G Krean of Alma as executor. Creditors are given four months to present claims and claims will be heard September 8 at 10 am with public notice to be published for three consecutive weeks in Es Santeen a writing county.

Mary A. Morse State of Michigan Gratio Ithaca Said J. Lee Potts James G. Krean Alma Michigan Este Es Santeen Lee Potts

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