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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
4
The Alma Record reports strong local support for a major enterprise, with over 15000 contributed by directors and boards, while critics label those unable to give as “blood suckers.” Charles H. Newell expands Coldwater Courier, and Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Tinker travel to Saginaw then Globe, Arizona, with plans to reach Eugene City, Oregon.
Tired, cross and dull. Your liver is out of order and the only safe way to repair this important organ is by removing the cause. Try Dr Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills small, sweet and pleasant to take. Will not grip or burn. Price 23 cents per box. Sold by C F Brown.
Madrid reports details of last week’s engagement near Sokel Jemis in Morocco. Spanish losses tally 285 killed or wounded, including Gan Dive Vicario who died. Gen Vicario fell mortally wounded as Moors fortified positions behind Arsan and Mont Millon before being driven off by artillery and infantry under Gen Tovar. Infante Don Carlos heads a cavalry contingent.
Wire items recount chaotic chase in Chicago Knot County Missouri as liquor forces struggle amid floods across the Pine Tree state. A master miner in Quinnisee survives a dynamite blast but loses a body part in a near death incident during a dangerous mining episode.
The Park House hosted by Mrs. W P Andrews president of the cemetery association invites sealed bids for constructing a cemetery vault. Plans and specifications are available for viewing and bids will be opened October 5th 1900. The association reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
A letter lauds Electric Bitters as a cure for long term indigestion torpid liver constipation nervous debility and insomnia. The writer claims twelve bottles restored vigor and vitality enabling daily business, praising the medicine as infallible for stomach liver kidneys blood and nerves at 50 cents a bottle at C F Browns.
The family of N. H. Micham and H R Micham and Mrs E J Paush thank friends neighbors and Arcada Grange for their kindness and aid during their recent bereavement.
The family of Wm. T. Pitt and Mrs. Bell Shong expresses sincere gratitude to all who assisted in caring for their wife and mother during illness and after. The heartfelt thanks extend to friends neighbors and caregivers for aid comfort and support.
Christian science services Sundays 16:130 a m in Knights of Pythias Hall. Wednesday service at 7:30. First quarterly meeting of Alina United Brethren charge at church October 7 and 8. Saturday meeting at 2pm with preaching and business session. Sunday evening services led by Mrs Lona Winkle return missionary from Africa. Rev Stevens will be in charge. Sunday School 930 am Young people's meeting 6 pm. Thursday mid week services with themes October 7 preparatory for Communion. October 14 Glorifying the Lord Jesus. The origin and value of the Sabbath. Sobriety the duty of Christians. Sunday October 10 at 9 am Sunday School and 7 pm Evensong. St John's Guild sale of baked goods Friday October 7. Rev CL Ramsay of Durand to visit October 7 and conduct Divine Services in St John's Church tea and 7 pm. Revs F Tanke of St Louis and L Westman of Mt Pleasant assist Harvest Home Services October 7. St John's Guild meets October 14 at 7:10 pm. Ryan Rector.
Attentive audience heard a sermon at the G. A. R. Hall. Elder G. H. Carl to preach next Lord's day at 2 30 p m with Communion and Bible Study. C WB M to meet Mrs Chas Dutt October 12 at 7 30 p m. Regular services at M B church next Sunday at 10 a m and 7 p m with Rev W E Doty. Life Saving Rally Day 11 30. Sunday School Reds and Blues contest starts October 16. Senior pupils social Friday October 5. Epworth League 6 p m led by Miss Rus Day.
Resolutions note the death of Israel B Wolfe on September 25 and praise his life as a steady helper to the needy. Alma Lodge 244 extends sympathy to the widow and children, requests burial memorials, and directs copies of the resolution to the family and to The Alma Record and Journal.
Items announce Dreamland events Friday and Saturday evenings. Requests seek records and property information at Wanrep An esperao cy dining room. Stock of goods for a gentleman’s property offered at the office. Requests for a copy of a record dating August Hi 108. Farms advertise livestock for sale near Alma and Justikes Ganorrr. Nearby, a buggy and broken spindle taken up at Meehanie and Maple streets with owner to prove ownership.
Seville and Sumner Farmers Club set next gathering at Mr and Mrs Harry Clark home on the first Thursday in October activities include evening song club invocation reading minutes paper by Mrs W C Mallory recitation by Mrs H C Clark farm organization by Mr Gee music and question box adjournment
The text advises owning multiple suits including a business suit and a dark dress suit. It notes a full stock of blue and black worsteds described as distinctive with dash and soap for flair. Prices range from 12.00 to 23.00 dollars, signaling real style and refined taste in clothing.
Mr and Mrs Neil Nevins and their son Kenneth spent the past year in Maron Georgia and returned to this city Sunday with plans to settle in the vicinity.
Charles Rhodes announces securing the agency for Parisian Sage Dandruff Care and Hair Restorer. The product claims to remove dandruff within two weeks, restore hair, cure scalp diseases, and is offered at 50 cents per bottle with money back guarantee. Sold by Bordeaux distributors and via mail order.
An advertisement from Reed City Sanitarium touts free consultation and treatment until recovery. It claims forty plus years of private practice by Dr A DP lepey and Spinney to fight ailments with examinations and affordable care. The notice targets those unable to pay, offering free opioids and low-cost medicines, and lists numerous listed health issues and private hospital services.
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