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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1902
Page
3
The readable parts imply a notice regarding a lost or damaged document with incomplete details. Prompt does not provide a coherent event, names, or location to identify a full item. The fragment hints at a notice but lacks sufficient facts for a complete, factual summary.
An item cites W A Greer praising Bucklen’s Arnica Salve after failing treatments for piles and fistula. It also advertises Foley’s Kidney Cure and Dr Callwell’s Syrup Pepsin from Sharrar Mulholland. The text moves to local notices: births, farm changes, school starting, and residents visiting relatives with brief anecdotes and minor events. The tone mirrors a late-19th century rural community newspaper.
District 3 notes report Tazel Thompson available again while Joe Jarvis builds a barn addition. Lewis Guernsey shows a new black paint at his shop. Page and wife visited Lanping last week for business. Ed Springer rented Dotson’s house and will reside there this winter.
A scrambled list of property transfers spans many names and places including Lafayet, Mary, Alby, and Wright across states like KS FL WA and SE. Scattered references to deeds, settlements, and decrees imply a broad register of real estate activity with numerous individuals and locales interwoven.
Gey and Green of Ithaca were in town Monday. Cora fashrook visited Ithaca Saturday. Mr and Mrs P danClear called on in Kiel Saturday with J Garrett and daughter Jenole of Elsie. P Albaugh and LF Thurter toured Chapin Saturday. Bert Rogers traveled to St Johns Tuesday to fetch a very feeble father. Mae Willard visited Flushing Tuesday. Mrs M Duffe of Middleton oversees repairs here. Mrs Green of St Louis, mother of Chas A Green, moved into town near Mrs. residence.
Gov. Stone orders a regiment to Scranton area to quell violent strikes as nonunion workers are assaulted and mobs attack mills and washery quarters. Sheriff and guards protect sites including Crescent Electric and Rustica washery while dynamite threats loom near Old Forge.
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