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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1907
Page
4
A Alma Record report describes a harsh three week copper stock slump hitting margin traders hard. It cites Calumet & Arizona and North Butte losses, with one elder resident left with only a few dollars after a disastrous margin call.
Various short items list residents and visitors across Bay, Saginaw, Elwell, and Dearborn area towns. Names include Dr. Broske, Mrs. Milton Holmes, Dora Alexander, Rev Bates, C H Decker, Ray Swigart, Joe Barto Jr, Fred Strong, Hattie Riches, and J J Horn. Events cover auctions, visits, travel plans, club meetings, and church appointments with dates and places such as St Louis and Detroit noted.
Miss Nors Milligan returns from the east and heads home to Breckenridge. Epworth League postpones the HOW Fashioned School two weeks due to a death. Mrs Downs and son Frank leave for Tanoma Washington. Downs explores western work prospects. Ely Sunday school begins fall campaign October 1. City Farmers approve Ways and Means budget. report shows general fund and highway allocations. Local ads highlight Horn's Studio sepia photos and Dr Shoop remedies. Public notices cover arrests for obtaining money under false pretenses and a pending court action. various community updates from Alma area.
An elderly Port Ryton resident, 85, long troubled by a leg sore, reports complete healing after using Racklen's Arnica Salve. The advertisement promises relief for sores and wounds and is guaranteed by G. KH. Sharrar, a druggist.
An old advertorial notes Plessitee and Pr King's New Life Pilly as painless purifiers for headaches and bowel health. It mentions a DeWitt's Carboticed Watchers salve and a DeWitt product line sold by Chas Rhodes at a local store, promising cooling relief.
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