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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1895
Page
2
An excursion train leaves Detroit bound for Florida inviting all seeking self betterment. The message promotes a journey to Florida where poverty is suggested to be alleviated and opportunities await.
Fragmented OCR text discusses lands and fuel references, hints at winters and east coast responsibilities. Mentions Southern Florida Land Co and contact names, with unclear phrases about values and pages. No clear event or date.
Correspondents must send communications by today or Tuesday to the Gratiot County Pty Co. Hearier. Regular letters should not be inserted after Tuesday in St Louis. For urgent items, send an extra to each paper's local office. if received by Thursday forenoon, late notices go to all three papers separately at each paper’s inset.
Reported game between Rathbone and North Star ended with a narrow finish as North Star edged Rathbone amid inconsistencies in names and places. Mentions of M S Gardner Bard from Summerton and Lyon arrival from Lancing appear in scattered notes about local sports and social activity.
A fragmentary notice from Shiawassee County reports field activity and harvest notes across Barton township. Mentions include Taewie Marr and Tony Brio with 12 acres and 177 bushels. Be Meumerman and others in local districts. Several names and places appear, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Elm Hall reports invitees and travel of local clergymen and kin. Pratt brothers attend a wedding in Winchester Fray with Roy and Minn Wratt, granddaughter of W Bratt. Hattie returns home from Modow after caring for ajekester. Mrs Bede and Dora Swain wed. a pupil heads to Linosta school next year.
Pleasue Valley reports Nell McDaganl and family returning from the wet to their old home. Nethel Davia Ik ill with malaria fever. A dance at Charlie Natehis Friday night. John Ko Hae spell Tuesday to St Louis with pears rents. A notable Saturday game between Pine River and Pleasant Watlow teams ended with PN winning. An interesting note about a bath Friday between Loris and Ghatite.
Frost damage reports and harvest notes dominate Breckenridge news with wheat prospects and corn readiness. A severe horse accident near Bert woods injured a horse, Jake Pocter and a Gidley boy aided, and Surman W. Waggoner died Sunday at age seven after illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the M. E. church, and wheat fields show varying yields while one field recorded thirty three bushels per acre and others lighter. Young Bateman acquire Miller's planing mill interest.
Perrinton residents report Ita Gosrhart departing for Williamenton with Scutt Vannnten visiting Addieon kin. J Le Wehrd and Mary Dayhart travel from Inst to Lansing for uncertain time. Young folks share a surprise sendoff and a luncheon, while B K Durfee’s horse rush shatters a wheel but leaves no explanation.
Fragmentary local column recounts a visit by Dr Kiniin Medal s8ta of Battle Creek to Mr HW McCuliat i, obituary hints for Sid Nickerson of Vostabarge, and various village happenings. Mentions renovations at Commercial House, a Monday night hand concert, and a theft with a $5 booty. Includes stray names such as L A Mary of Lockport NY and Ohga Morey.
In St Louis last Friday a baseball game between the Page Fence Giants and the home town drew a strong crowd. The Giants won by one run in the ninth inning, 7 to 6. Pipehoat purchased the Samson drag tack and plans to ship the game to Millersburg.
Jud s Rehool commenced Monday with a Ganenally lange attendance. John K. Amuth Toft for Mosenchareits that Monday, Where hip will attend College c-Cearne White hie returned to college at Randwick AW We Althouer to the mew manag e OF OF the St. Lotte ball tomn. ot the Mi nor and Marsh hid a Sight overs woman af fair a short time uo and both were so tye whet maried up. Miller has had Marsh ar rested for nesnuit and battery, and the end is tal yet The youngest child of Thos. McGluire of Grand fugly was brought hen for burial Thesday 7H. Chae and Wile Hout Sanday in Clinton county
A reporter tours the President’s Ground and Pennsylvania avenue grounds, detailing the White House grounds, monument work, and a view of the vast government complex. The tour then moves to the Treasury building with its vast vaults and the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, describing the money vaults, printing processes, and the daily operations of currency and bonds production.
A Sunday dinner event at the Auditorium Hotel hosted by W O H Grant Harvey for the Silver Lie Company featured actors Me Harvey Francis Drake Laura Almosina Win Courtleigh and others. The program included a stage play production by Miner Murphy and Harvey amid speeches on the silver cause and uniform laws with plans by the Silver Dollar League and campaign committees.
A visitor details the Government Printing Office near Capitol Hill, describing its four story brick building, large presses, and the extensive workflow from type setting to binding. The account notes open access for the public from 8 am to 4 pm and reflects on the scale and national importance of the printing operations.
Property listing for sale in St Leons includes house barn and about four acres, mostly detritus orchard and vineyard. Twelve room hotel with closets attics wood bows tool room large cellar two wells and cisterns. Connected to city water. Sell cheap with part payments at 10 percent terms apply to Jane D Hastisos or S18 ap POW Hastinie
Fragmentary text references names like Miles and Stites and mentions pain pills and a director. Lacks coherent events or dates.
A testimonial claims long term epilepsy was cured by Dr. Miles' Nervine after 20 years of illness. The letter describes personal relief, mentions a physician, and notes a refund policy and the Miles Medical Co claims to restore health.
Roasted references to Jato silk, Sd Pali, WE M1, and Val Paton appear in fragmented text. Names and terms are garbled, yielding unclear event or context and no distinct actions or outcomes to report with confidence.
A garbled, OCR like fragment discusses supposed pediatric remedies and Castoria like claims. It mentions a dubious cure labeled as faster than other treatments and references cautions about fake claims, medical effects, and cautionary warnings around a product marketed for children.
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