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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
7
The School of Music and The School of Art offer self paced admission with individual instruction. Students may begin at any time and pay for what they take, with no fixed start or stop dates.
November sees Tang Shao Yi traveling from America to Great Britain, France, Germany, Russia and back to Peking, bearing gifts for American officials and seeking support for northern China development. Chung Men Yew to take over duties in Washington after Tang Shao Yi’s reception by Wu Ting Tang. Dowager Empress sends presents to President Roosevelt and Nicholas Longworth. The mission’s outcome excites European powers interested in Manchuria amid Boxer indemnity remissions. Trade slow with cautious optimism. Western trade weak, retail order burdens rise. A massive London Hyde Park demonstration against Neeneme bis draws an estimated 200,000 with 90 speakers and 100 bands.
Charles Button of Sumner township, who attended the Republican state convention at Detroit on Tuesday, also visited his daughter Mia. Charlee Duclo of Monroe accompanied him. He left Sunday for Monroe, then to Detroit on Tuesday, and is returning home Wednesday.
Mrs. M. M. Flint was accidentally thrown from a carriage last week and suffered multiple fractures. Mrs. M. EB. Jolly departed Saturday evening for Ohio to visit relatives. HH. M. Landis erected a new silo recently. Maule Reid was home over Sunday. Indications point to a large yield of cloverseed.
N K Strayer a Sumner township pioneer died at home in Elm Hall on Thursday September 23 at age 81. A farmer by trade he settled there in 1834 from Ohio and is survived by his wife two brothers M K and J K Strayer a son Grant Strayer of Elwell and a daughter Mrs Will Doris of Elm Hall. Funeral was held Saturday with large attendance and burial at Elm Hall.
Clinton Nelson transfers to J Henry Smith and wife May Profitant 10 Park Place west Alma. David Durrell to Thomas Mayes plot awig of wily wee 8 Arcade. Jane Chase to Edward M Boyles plot aby wo 25 Pine River. James Malls and wife to William Vanderbeek pt sw of se see 15 Pine River. Elects Stiink and wife to John A Pinkston and wife Ela 0 nely of nw Kec 5 Emerson. Fred A Elwood to John Rowley and wife Ella pt nely of net sec 3 Arcade. Irving L Fleming and wife to Clark B Thomas and wife Della pt no of ny of nwly see 27 Pine River. Duncan Cameron and wife to F W Balch pt lt 3 bik 25 Alma. Phyletos J Adams to George W Moore pt nell of ney sec 4 he. Andrew J Hall and wife to Fred Robinson and wife Jennie A pt only of why sec 4 Pine River. Jennie A Sonle to Frank Eils worth and wife Zdha M It 4 bik 47 Gargett's add Alma. Isiah B Kinsy and wife to Joel Snyder and wife Mary EB northeast of uv soo 34 Arcade. Henry E Butler to George H Bansill and wife Emiline D It 1 ble 2 Cage's add Alma 1000.
W A Floyd of Rural Route 2 Empire Georgia says Bucklen s Amica Salve cured two major sores on his hand and leg claiming it is worth more than its weight in gold and would mortgage his farm to obtain it. Sold by Only Meat Goo FE Sharrar s drug store.
A quirky fragment advises a dining room motto as a playful sign. The text mentions a motto about not telling the carver and hints at a playful mischief in table etiquette while referencing a damp setting and a seated reader.
Where Bullets Frew and David Parker of Fayette New York veterans recount how Electric Bitters cured stomach troubles after costly doctor visits. Frew says the tonic keeps him strong and well as he uses it at Goocher B. Sharrar's drug store, noting a $500 value in relief.
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