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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1902
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text describes social notices and movements around Ithaca area. Names, places, and events appear in garbled form including references to Windsor Canada and Saginaw. The piece mentions families traveling, visits, and various people cited in community notices with uncertain dates and actions.
The district sees the Lafayette School start while residents Fred Randall and others dine with community members. Maud Fislitte visits Berminghar, Lusi Marsiat visits her sister in Dur, and Meetiemn couple from Omaha visit uncles. Highway commissioner nears completion of bridge near the Foule church. Bo Warner attends a local squabble as N Leonard from Bemuioghan stays for a week to prepare his foray pear Deproit.
Forest Hill area residents report a string of visits and travels. Amirew Bogletis moved to Ali while Mrs LB Curfield was in Detroit last week. Several locals, including K Ferrepberg and Mrs Mord, visited family in Alo and nearby. A number of residents were seen about town on Monday and Friday for business and chores. Plans for Christmas festivities are uncertain as the community awaits events.
Distorted notices recount multiple deaths and funerals, including Mrs Henry Sclidertsom and Mrs. Mili dun, with details of illness from consumption and a funeral at the Congregational church in Key Valetitinguitintating. Eugene Mittigny returned from Colorado with his wife’s death cited. amid grief, kin prepare for winter travel and church rites.
Beebe reports the sale of the Savilinides farm and various community notes. Activities include farm work, church and school events, visits among residents, and plans for land plowing for sugar beets. Several names appear in social visits and local affairs, with updates on health and family movements.
Washington notes Frank Brown returns to the farm Ane Laughan rents near Hannister Joe Rhives rents the L Webster place Glen Walker moves onto the Geo Foster property Brick schoolhouse opens with Miss Mabel Mequiston teaching James Ladd makes extensive home improvements and moves in Frank McNitt files stock at Koondies of W A Smith in Ola awaiting possession.
Reverend Ger Gfernwich claims Dr Miles Nervine restored vitality at 83 and a Napoleanic rest by sleep. Mr Gee Watson of Newton testifies as an old soldier freed from nervousness vertigo and spinal pain after costly treatments failed, saying Nervine saved his life.
Fragmentary notes describe a local scene in Adrian with several names and relations. Mentions of a two tithe visit, relatives and friends, a sick or feverish night, and a widow or wife referenced in a distressed context. The text is garbled but centers on community members and a family gathering.
Fragmented OCR news mentions figures Sune and McCutbe, Lend Vire, A Fraker, Upward filing at hardware store, school principal Ledettite resigns, Miss Tila hired for teaching, Sunday sermon and upcoming public notices.
A damaged ad claims new consumption cure guarantees perfect protection against coughs and lingering illnesses. It touts late cough relief and doctor bill avoidance, promising harmless tinting and painless treatment. Trial bottles offered, price listed.
S. E Emerson and W. Siberts show improvement as Beeb Sunday plans arise. J W Fiddler and wife visited St Louis Saturday while Alice Doyle teaches at the district school with Miss Lewis Hunter departing for Otsego county. Roll Carmon Ray Roxory and Roy Curtis returned from a Wolverine hunting trip. A pleasant surprise party honored Miss Pearl Simmons with a gift of gold and friends departed after lunch.
The column lists residents moving or visiting nearby, with illness and recoveries. It notes Mrs. Matthew Lippert’s death and interment in Seville Center, plus deaths of Mrs Osborne of Elwell and Ambrose McLaughlin in Detroit, and local visits by Will Thomas and R. Rockwell.
The item mentions the Townsend School District with references to Mr. and Mrs Julius Marey and Leo pound gird pete, vacation work, and a National Grevinge at Lansing. It notes a church in Elwell papered and a carpet laid, plus a Seville Summer Farmers' club meeting at the Gow tulek home in December and officer elections for the ensuing year.
Fragmented notice describes a novelty medical claim for a Korile fever remedy and other ailments with a box of Ducklet Arion Salve. It names Sharrer & Mulholland as guarantee agents in a brief, unclear sales pitch.
Advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a powerful fattener and general tonic for invalids convalescents and children. It claims to build bone flesh blood and nerve tissue and offers a free sample to readers.
Fragmented OCR shows a chaotic report mentioning Majiy wstring baal duwp and a violent torn involving Nisbet and Nod eroup. It references John W Hopers and a Christian Eran delist from Fillew Mo, plus advertisements for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
A reader endorses Chamberlain Cough Remedy for severe coughs and chest pains cured after multiple doses. The notice promotes a free sample at Bivine & Rhodes drug store and advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a bowel regulator priced 25 cents per box.
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