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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1905
Page
4
Proprietary medicines by Dr. Pierce are presented as unique and alcohol free. Patient testimonials praise Favorite Prescription for female troubles, nervous issues, and improved health after consulting Dr. Pierce and using his remedies and medical adviser.
The readable portions reference a mortgage, property, and legal terms within a dated notice. It mentions authorities or entities like a department, mortgage power, and a front reference to a locale near a city, with scattered names and dates, implying a formal public notice or court action.
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County news notes several gatherings and visits in Wheeler and surrounding areas. Miss Ella Parrish spent a few days with friends in Wheeler. Mrs Kropka and Mrs Partes planned a trip to St Louis. others visited Sun day school and attended parties near Wheeler.
The item lists residents visiting places and returning home after weekends. Mr and Mrs Carl arrived home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Geo Huffman visited Farewell then plan a trip to Ohio. Leonard and Brady traveled to Shepherd on business. Murphy from Shepherd loaded hay. Coburn sold his meat market stake to Will Davidson. Ed and Ellis and wives from Co visited Toesing. Small and Hamilton gathered cream for a dairy operation near Pleasant Creamery, near expires. Sumner couple, Silax Randolph and his wife, visited their son briefly before traveling.
North Star veteran David Gardner visits his son in week long travel from Osecula to North Shade. The Bpwword League anniversary event ran in part at three powers Memorial Shares Sunday evening. Mrs L Evitts spent time with sister Mrs Frank Cros ley. Reed may travel west possibly to California. Darwin Wordtan mourns his father’s apoplectic stroke. Emm Mills aids invalid mother Minn Wood. J P Graninet plans a barn meeting this week. Mrs f eving Stead hosted her sister-in-law from Palten last week.
Mrs Gimee Fertile of Hark Latee visited sister Mire CL Saurdon Wethes lay and Thurstay. Phisnias Cordea took up land of gomts to Mbblle to Thueslay for W Markbuen. Mr Grace Megtis of Park Juke shо Vern Ment visiting relatives in this vicinity. Langton and wife moved from Taitaihh. a Dmainese caller in Carson City Saturday. Frank Saathaml family called on his Deather Saturday. Thurmas Cadden and family attended the golden wedding of Mire Golden's uncle Bear Sickles.
Clare Johnson is dead. Mr and Mrs Edward Knoxlick and Elithdnen attend the funeral. Ben Bastick, recently home from illness, is able to move about. Frank McAllister of Uhwieso attended a social at Sankey. Florence Dabay and Clara John rented last Sunday. A dance at Lateofeddt hall drew a good crowd last Friday. Community notices urge Hollistee's Rocky Mountain Tea as a health tonic. Charles Rhores.
Hh Hefford visits Johan Briggs sat Mrs Kell and daughter call on Lean Barnes Sunday. Nellie Kehl and Grace Hears visit Jennie Brigis Sunday. Stella Humphrey works for Mrs Geo Whittaker of St Tantis. Tillie Penner works for Mrs Narvey. Ladwic Tite cited for punctuality. Farmers note water flow. George Deline and Bill Schultz have new buggies. If more bays value in the area, everyone may have a chance to tide.
Elwell Mee and Morgmi visit relatives at Saude and plan a Lake View trip. Hilsinger, suffering erysipelas, shows improvement while Bevcie Totttie dck eyes. Miss Noettir Evans stays with her brother-in-law’s. Mr. Roberts dies suddenly Friday night. Funeral at Riverdale Monday. Fort Dick visitors reach Mt. Phins coast Sunday. Polick, Will Macton, and families visit Hillkanger and wife Sunday.
A Grange Heights pound social at Will Church's home Saturday sparked local excitement Monday after a horse driven by Mel Mes and daughter ran away near Ely Raycraft's. The mare threw Miss Messinger on the way to Mr. Raycraft's steps before stopping in the wood pile. no serious injuries reported. George Gargett assisted in returning the horse and Miss Messinger to town. Mrs Messinger is improving. Pomona Grange event set for Arcada Grange hall on May 4.
A distorted anecdote recounts a man refusing surgery for his wife, a doctor blaming fear and confusion, then crediting Elec tric Bitters for a recovery after five physicians failed. The tale phrases a political quarrel and ends with a local pharmacist price mention.
An upcoming excursion from Alma and Detroit on the Grand Trunk Ry will run to Owosso and return. The special train departs Alma at 7:44 am, fare round trip to Owosso and Durand 1.76, to Detroit 1.76, with a Detroit return at 6 pm and Owosso at 1 pm, offering about seven hours in Detroit and twelve in Owosso. passengers boarding without tickets at selling stations will be charged the fare.
An odd promotional claim urges readers to avoid imitation celery tens and seek Celery King a medicine of great value. The notice touts low price with a stated 85 cent cost and promises never to disappoint, urging trust in the product.
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