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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
3
The Central Drug Store promotes ZEMO as a liquid external treatment for infant or adult skin and scalp issues including pimples blackheads dandruff eczema prickly heat rashes hives ivy poison and other eruptions. It guarantees money back if unsatisfied and offers a $2 booklet on skin care with proof of cures.
An old advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as effective against Bright's disease diabetes and kidney trouble. Sufferer William J. Washburn of Alma Michigan reports relief from nocturnal urination back pain and lameness after using the remedy. Advertisement notes price 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
A petition with LAO cauies was presented to the board of supervisors requesting resubmission of the local option question in Newaygo county for the spring election. It states about 1,200 signatures are needed and the board will decide tomorrow whether to grant the petition.
A reader letter from Lela D. Fix of Papino Virginia extols Parisian Sage as a wonderful hair restorer that stops dandruff and a watery scalp, claiming it cleared her scalp in two weeks. The product is advertised as sold by Chas Rhottes for 50 cents a large bottle.
Weekly market round includes grain and hay prices, clover seed and Timothy ranges, live stock quotes for hogs beef cattle sheep lamb veal, dressed meats poultry hides and tallow, plus vegetables fruits butter eggs lard and honey with unit prices and measurement terms for delivery at Gilowig Middaket Queintown every Thursday.
An advertisement touts ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP as the best treatment for all skin and scalp affections. It claims the remedy cures itching and dandruff with one application, available through Central Drug State and sold in cities and towns nationwide.
Mary Ross returned home from Shepherd for the weekend. Mr Hawk moved to St Louis on Monday. School resumed Monday after a two week vacation. Geo Ross and father were in St Louis Monday. Hugh Bush is listed as sick. Mr Hawk held an auction sale that drew a good crowd. A baby boy was born to Clarence Avspaugh and wife Anna Schultheiss of Flint. Mrs Hunn of Bethany visited Ed Frost last Thursday. FE Stahl and wife visited Geo Kemp. Ed Frost brought a team of horses at the Batley sale last week.
An advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills prevent and cure a wide range of complaints, promising relief from headaches biliousness digestive issues and related disorders. The copy touts gentle stimulation of stomach liver and bowels to ward off illness and improve health.
Residents in West Pine River report on local happenings including Alortman from Shephard, a former school instructor, and Sohgol tine’s involvement with Weightlin Pritt five twee week. Betty Adana Holly Wright and Fred Eyes work at Alita suger family. Hav Retins and Clare’s wife visit CBF. Anna Boughton of Altra visited neighbors last week. Knowlten of Shephard stopped by F. M. Ryes. Dan Wood sold his fliers to watch from Shephard.
Retine s Pain Killing Oil markets a long standing remedy claiming to ease cramps colic diarrhea rheumatism sprains stiff joints sores and other pains. It emphasizes reliability with seventy years on the market and lists prices of 0c and 31.00 per bottle.
A North Arcada column recounts a three year old girl Cut finger while picking beets, a butchered mare euthanized after a leg injury, and various family visits and social calls across Alma Enteron and Summer. Reading lists of neighbors Glen Hicks Vera Bamber Clark and others highlight small town routines.
Sunday visits fill Elwell notes with church plans and home projects. New post office near completion and tenant house on track. Multiple residents attend croquet at Mabel Evans and others visit neighbors. Cholera infantum claims Virginia Norton. funeral held at Seville center cemetery. Families consider moving to Onaway. local ailments noted.
The Mevord Advis advises beware of tonics containing mercury as they harm senses and nerves. Hall's Catarrh Cure, made by F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio, is mercury free and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by-wraggists for 75 cents per bottle with testimonials free. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The article contrasts Lawton T. Hemans with Osborn, citing expenditures and tax effects tied to railroad fare reductions and increased state income. It claims Hemans did little in two terms while Osborn advanced rate relief and safety measures, asserting Hemans supported appropriation bills and opposed state economy, urging voters to back the Republican candidate.
In Gratiot county probate court on October jth the judge grants probate to William A. Bahike as executor or to a suitable person and orders publication of the notice for three weeks in a local Record newspaper. The matter concerns the estate of Anton Bahike.
The Michigan Probate Court of Ithaca schedules a hearing for Mary Ann Rood to appoint an administrator for John Rood's estate. The hearing, set for November 15 at 10 a.m., requires heirs and interested parties to appear and show cause. Notice to be published in Alma Record three consecutive weeks prior.
Probate Court of Crating County Michigan at Ithica session on September 1 1st year hears petition by administrator for license to sell estate real property mortgage interest in farm homestead and appurtenances describe steps and orders for private sale with notices to heirs and interested parties in a formal probate proceeding.
The document outlines a notice of administration and public sale actions with dates and officials named including a judge of probate. It references publication requirements, location identifiers, and steps for legal notices to appear in the local paper.
The court of Gatien Ath session in Mineh village issues an order for publication in the estate of Robert tM Muhto deceased. Hapet M Muhto’s petition seeks to admit a certain instrument as the will. The executor and heirs are named with notices to appear and respond. A three weekly publication is directed with details pending further orders.
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