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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1901
Page
3
Gholsonville Virginia grocer Graggist reports strong orders for Your One Minute Cough Cure. Customers say it is the best remedy for coughs colds throat and lung troubles sold by Bivins and Rhodes.
The Weather Bureau issues the last weekly crop summary for the season. Central regions report favorable temperatures with no damaging frost. some states in the Lake, Middle Atlantic, and New England regions face delayed plowing and seeding due to lack of rain. The document notes mixed effects across districts with nominal impacts in South Dakota and Nebraska and mentions the Michigan Board of Equalization and unrelated advertisements embedded in the text.
A garbled wire service style brief notes distrust of natives in industrial labor, citing Wackington and Manna, with reference to a strike at Pine Brook shaft in Ontario Connoll company. Authorities discuss leadership, safety and union actions as workers walk out over card-based labor rules.
October updates list residents Mary Hyde and dadetted Rava moving to Riverdale. Jane Toy builds crates. Wilt Ball holds a beet factory job. Mr Garrett of Richland buys property. Bridge west of town condemned for heavy loads. Fullitk back in school after whooping cough. Mrs Win Long, Martha, and Pearl Subin on sick list. Rev. Wagenton occupies parsonage. Local women raise S10 at pumpkin pie social. Shepard to move into Marty Hyde’s house soon. Mrs Hattie Elliott plans to rerate her Lasalie street home. Mrs Muth Adams has title for Vite feather tuft. Wound healing, Sly and Artin Rookes due in St Louis. Oree to take normal course. old Mr Peokes to study music.
Rev Voit Sibley of Reilhouse New York has moved to serve as pastor at the W M Church in Die Saginaw County. Bert Sibley visited Ewer on Sunday. Mrs Trenry Hoyt visited friends in Saginaw County. Elder Rouse preached at the Free Methodist Church last Sunday. Geo Simpson and wife made a business trip to St. Louis Saturday.
Breckenridge notes residents returning from the Armistice week and visiting kin in nearby towns. Miss Maud Boswell of Merrill invites friends to town. Mrs Gow of Alma attends family duties. The embalmer’s convention draws attendees, while Mrs Chas Mead’s funeral is held at the Baptist church. Farm news mentions beet loading, war weather vows, and local visitors from New York and Clare.
Everett Listla, familiarly known as Shorty, appeared before Deputy Oakes on larceny charges from Josep Mubhard. The theft occurred Sunday in Ithaca. He waived examination and was bound over to the Circuit Court by Justice Salter. Robert Moorey, arrested September 1 for resisting an officer, also waived examination and was bound over to the November Circuit Court term.
An old text warns that modern life chews at nerve force, the motor power behind heart, brain, kidneys, and stomach. It claims impaired nerve force causes throbbing pains, heart palpitations, and fatigue, leading to early health decline.
Too many scattered items to confirm. Mae Hoffmeyster visits family while Mabel McGing works at A I West’s. Frank Yates recovers from typhoid. Neary Weiss from St. Louis visits Sumner friends. Ruthie Gesham improves from illness Consilius. Prine attends Pontiac state fair and sees Detroit relatives. Permelia Gritfin returns from Eaton county visit. Samuel Story heads to Cass City to visit his daughter Mrs. Denham. Joseph Plank near Vows prepares a new house. Elder Panes plans to move to a village near Stands Ishlinuxe.
A Logan County West Virginia man suffers paralysis after a stroke like illness. He improves after two bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm per a testimonial from Geo. R. McDonald. The notice also touts DeWitt's itch Hazel Salve, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, and One Minute Cough Cure from Bivins and Rhodes with multiple health claims and endorsements.
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