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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1907
Page
7
This note from the New York Cornell Experiment Station outlines simple cabbage storage methods. It describes stabilizing and stacking heads in sheltered spots with straw, leaves, and soil cover, or packing in furrows with stems together, and emphasizes storing before frosts to prevent sprouting.
A Georgia Experiment Station article by Hugh N. Stirnes discusses crown gall as an insidious threat to promising Etheria peaches, noting the visible San Jose scale as a contributing factor and the damaging impact on orchards.
The article discusses harmful crown gala effects and pervasive soil fungi destroying root systems, noting the difficulty of eradication. It warns that nurseries nationwide are centers of distribution and urges stronger laws and vigilant public awareness to curb the spread.
A 15 by 15 foot outer block plan suggests an ice house design for farms. The article describes two walls with space between and a top, estimating a twelve by twelve foot inner block capable of about forty to forty-five tons, depending on construction tightness.
A historical guide explains building a low cost cold frame from ordinary lumber with a brick or masonry foundation, double walls, and proper ventilation. It covers drainage, ground suitability, door slope, insulation gaps, and cautions on heat loss and moisture management.
Detroit records Charles P. Von Kuenel of Highland Park dead after being struck at Woodward and Alexandrine by a car driven by F B Neuhof of Haigh Avenue with passengers Frank Hurd and Fire Commissioner S McGraw. Neuhof and McGraw confessed, while Prosecutor Robjean will decide on further action. Other crashes in Morenci and Grand Rapids leave several injured and a man killed, with details of vehicle loss of control and hospitalizations.
Lansing reports the legislature convened with minimal business. The senate lasted two minutes and the house six before adjourning until 12 pm. The primary bill to nominate U S senators at primaries may be introduced, with the 40 percent requirement for governor and lieutenant governor kept. Governor Warner approves both amendments.
Bay City Michigan October 14 a large personal injury verdict was awarded by a district court jury to J F Mason against the Michigan Central railroad Mason a former switchman injured when a foot caught in a form led to an engine running over him One leg was amputated and the other rendered practically useless The trial lasted about a week and was fiercely contested by both sides
A Monday morning crash killed Mare eneriie Mathewada, 18, and injured several others near Grand Trentresent. Surviving relatives include Mrs Vranors Jn Forge and Mire Marquarite McCarts among others. investigators search for cause as witnesses recall the wreck and the collapsing scene.
A Pittsburgh assembly of the Sig Missionary Movement plans a local meeting to promote temperance and moral reform. Delegates from across the county will attend, with about 5,000 youths expected and the aim to encourage self reliance, home improvement, and foreseeing a reform in temperance.
For sale eighty acres of improved land with good buildings located within eighty rods of a good school. Contact Mrs. TD Hammond, Wow One, Elwell RFD. Includes a complete line of winter sweaters for ladies and men from Messinger Sr.
The Alma community offered a diverse lecture course with the Dunbar Company musical act, Frank Dixon, Dr. Austen K. de Blots, Schildkret's Hungairan Orchestra, and Gillilan delivering engaging talks and verse. Dr Pierre’s remedies and broader wellness themes are promoted by the committee, with emphasis on positive forest-root based cures and a call for careful, fair trial of products.
The article offers guidance for piano owners after loss or heat damage. It discusses avoiding air changes that warp wood, the need for a thorough rubbing down and refinishing, and maintaining damp conditions to prevent further damage. It notes water and fire impacts on finishes and the importance of proper restoration by skilled makers.
The readable text presents a jumble of names and fragments such as Goldin and Hndges with stray letters and numbers. No coherent event or location is discernible to form a definitive news item or summary.
Dr Quayle famed preacher and lecturer will speak at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Alta Oct 17. The free standing event will draw about 2000 in attendance with tickets priced at fifty cents. Tickets available at First State Bank Courts & Convns and W Holmes & Son.
The west regular teacher examination will be held by George Monsey, Tehatl Thereeing and Priday on dates in October. Applicants must pass a first and second work, with candidates to be granted credentials upon completion. The bulletin lists skylark and Vinegertde as sites. Commissioner of Straube oversees the process.
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