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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1894
Page
3
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A damaged OCR fragment describes a mix of names and items with uncertain events. The text references churches and individuals, but lacks coherent actions, dates, or locations to summarize a specific news item or notice.
Fragmentary notice notes travel from North Shade area with mentions of Cusick Goo Gibie and Vanmiirigin tune. It references rain on Monday, a visit by Mathow Viruike from Muritnaid to relatives, and a local Chest Mayer ts event. Fire Art format and Boredge Of WMA bk Lis towbe fit appear as stray fragments.
Fragmented OCR describes a troubled section with mentions of Albion Ithaca and Nest Haven. It references repairs, surgeries, and ongoing efforts to restore a local area. Names and details are garbled but hint at community action and burdens on players and residents.
Report from Merrill notes a break in at a theatre near the Saginaw border with about sixty dollars taken. Cigar and other articles missing while suspect SSHnoph Amen lies near death east of Whwsler. A. Regal is believed to have aided the incident. two years missing.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions street names and persons in a garbled list with references to damage and metal work, lacking coherent events or dates. The readable items include place names East Wheeler and mentions of Jolley and Brae with unclear actions.
In Forest Hill, mourners gathered for the funeral of Mrs. Clark Miller, a longtime resident noted for her devout Christian life. Born in Mahar, Geniene county, she and her husband moved to Aureos, Linghom county, Michigan, decades ago. Her service was held at the local church, with family recalling her kindness and steadfast faith.
Bridgeville reports repairs to Howe and Hither ready for school and new part construction at the home. Charley Mil's dog incident is mentioned with caution urged for safety after a steep event.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a patchwork of names and places from a local scene. Mentions include Perauai Meotiog, Motes Mies, Oddie King, Seaver, Peotone, Lake View, Grand Lodge, and Car eonity. Events reference a Friday fire, a visit by Matrilineal relatives, and attendance at school activities.
Fragmented OCR text reports a Carson City Saturday event with a feast disrupted by a fatal or disruptive incident. It mentions Justice Noll, Ed. Voortiner’s death, a church funeral, and various local school and crime notes. The passage is garbled with names and dates, hindering precise details.
Local notes report Sichels Nightbaka Herr visiting relatives in Lonhiren County and Florietied Mitchell to spend weeks at home. J Messner to preach next Sunday. warm welcome promised if weather allows. Arthur Hazelton went to Midland. horse went missing near camp, rider later found. Wight settles with AP Cook Co. Albert’s two years grinding noted. A birthday gift of gold ring to Miss Mabel Vout. Allie Spare visiting Keaton County. Niles election note mentions Dr Lenis Weaver as congress candidate. Weaver praised for convention efforts. political tensions rise.
Miss Nellie Day and sister Grace of Shepherd spent part of last week with their sister Mrs Earl Mietoool. Grace Heath went to Washington township to work on the big ditch early this week. Mise Ldbbie Lawrence and Eva Tirtle spent last week at Crystal Lethe. The Newark state ball team defeated Inter by one point and Summer team by one point in their travels. Jewett showed growth in his Dinma this season. Cab drivers report 10,000 rides in good health. Allen taught the Gaye melons Monday evening. Nellie Howland will teach again this district. Jane Hagus spoke to John in the late week.
A patchy Elm Hall and Seville week summary notes residents such as Jobe, Mrs. Wil Mossie, and Mr. Stowers moving into new homes. The Fell Methodist minister occupies Lie Walker House on Main Street. Posts mention teachers starting new terms, movers passing through town, and locals cutting crops to protect them from dry weather. Iron bridges across Vine River draw attention as township plans grow regarding crossings.
Fragmented notes report Hasor moved to Ashley and Knowlton new wind. Mrs Prete from Todinnn mentions sisters Leniley and Lee Kinney. Pairmere fire harms corn harvest. Gas Holmes praises a neat bay horse. School opens in district No with Jacot. Sermon planned at Mieaennt Grove. John Thompeon sick. Kowitan from Oita visiting brother.
Ashley village notes report Bree's altercation with locals, plans to open a feed store in the building once occupied by Geo Mead, and a call to collect the current month taxes. It also mentions a lawsuit, school opening August 27 with three teachers and 169 scholars enrolled by the first day.
Riverdale notes describe residents and events with names like Strayer, Davennert, Elna, and Peter Netley. Mention includes weather dampening forest work, travel plans to Viavoren City, and upcoming political events as Michigan governor appearances loom. Local notables, tradesmen, and a painter in town are noted amid routine village life.
Breckenridge items report visiting relatives and local travel, school opening with good attendance, and a large turnout at a St Louis Sunday event. A new 10 pound boy arrived at Geo Hewre’s home while Wheeler grounds faced burning. Bethany Sunday school invited the community to join their event, with Mr Gidley contributing a note from Bieler.
The dry spell persists with no rain in sight. Farmers hope for rain soon as threshing winds down and harvest duties intensify. Limited relief may come from a rain tanker project discussed as a possible job in the area. locals note delayed growth and ongoing drying conditions.
The column reports on a Saturday gathering at Chisholen's tintt, improvements at Tinekenan's residence, and Monroe Howland returning to New York. It comments on weather smoke, rain expectations, farming activities, wells, and local business. It also discusses tariff debates, political sentiment, and church events with anecdotes from residents about daily struggles and humor.
A school column urges contributions to Wiscolitate 10 Chis He Chase, St. Louis Mich, to aid country schools. It argues country schools foster practical and independent thinking but lack apparatus. The piece notes weekly efforts to share ideas from teachers countywide and promotes a Philadelphia Watch Case Company offering a free watch case opener and related products through jewellers, highlighting the Boss brand history.
Report mentions Mis Rely ald speaking to an Oregon Statesian reporter about the extreme altitude effects of a ballooning descent. She describes vertigo like a height fear, the need for life preserver and safety gear, and the moment of immersion when the parachute fails. The account notes a jump from a high altitude near a water body and a rescue by a Heartfront observer.
Fragmented OCR passage describes a noisy scene in a store with talk of a waiter, patrons, and a bottle of tonic. It includes garbled names, actions, and a reference to a hair treatment product at the end.
A partial OCR fragment references North Michigan Railway and Detroit Michigan with scattered terms like Tibet Lestat and Teaftir Manet. The readable bits imply a dated transit or railway note, but details are unclear and no cohesive event is presented.
A fragmented historical ad promotes Notehite or Noteebad as a cure selling by Sterling Remedy Co at Mineral Springs Indiana. It also offers money home work farm and store opportunities with free particulars from F J Whitney St Paul Minnesota.
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