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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1895
Page
3
Auction sale announces public auction of stock and articles at a foo joining a corporation northeast of St. Louis. Sale begins at an unspecified hour with unclear date and location details.
Saturday sale features span work horses age five weighing 3400 pounds ten milch cows six young cattle a River side Duke registered Durham bull eleven months old two registered Poland China boars and a sow with five pigs plus seven Poland China pigs eligible to registry four work harnesses and assorted farm implements including mowers wagons rakes rollers cultivators plows harrows hayrack tools churn milking gear and fifteen acres of corn with grain bags bushel boxes and grain sacks.
A local sale advertises tools and stock in good condition with nearly new items. Register stock described as best for sale regardless of price, with safety at stake and goods to be furnished on day of sale. The event is set for Saturday September 14 in Lode, with pledged shelter and care for items.
A flood of brief items covers farms, fires, deaths, and court actions across Michigan. Mentions include Hell Tyia near Hancock, Sandusky mill fire, Patten gill opposition to noncitizen teachers, Molitor murder case pardons, and numerous regional deaths, arrests, and property news with towns like Albion, Jackson, Pontiac, and Ludington.
Disjointed reports describe U S actions and warnings amid international tensions. References to commissions, militia, and military preparations surface alongside editorials criticizing metropolitan press power and the influence of wealth on news coverage. The piece hints at broader political struggles, labor issues, and potential conflicts shaping national discourse.
An old advertisement extols rest and nerve food to prevent nervous prostration during heat waves. It touts a remedy called Wildaunts Pink Pills, claiming cures through rest and proper tonics. The piece blends medical claims with testimonials and notes about availability and dosage.
Report notes a misread. The utiter presence in Taipen last Monday affected strikers with salary impacts. Shovels were disrupted and attempts at interference occurred. No disturbances followed, and the teams remain on track under supervision.
Readers advised that backache from falls strains or poor posture may signal kidney issues. A wartime veteran from Detroit credits Down's Kidney Pills for relief, praising the remedy and urging readers to remember the name Foster Milburn Co.
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