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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1913

Page

6

West Arcada Farm Work and Local Notes

West Arcada news notes Mitchell of Fisher Illinois buys Beverly farm and tiling begins on surrounding fields. Brownfields from Ohio will drain Medler farm. Local visitors include Mrs Reid, Mel Allis, Lizzie Woodard, and Mrs Beeson. Ten boys to M G A meet at Alma. several residents listed with travels and chores. School adds two primary students and notes class activities and party. Gardens, silos, and farm improvements are mentioned along with a farmers club meeting at 216 W Superior Alma Michigan with a potato theme and community program.

Ae Hayward Alma Gilbert Hicks L. Strouse Henry Fuller FF. R. Bayliss Ann Arbor Frank Bliss Owosso Tthlaca Geo. P. Stone Flint George Stahl North Star Ithaca Cora Beatty J. M. Everden Theo Amsbury Lillian Husted Arcada George Harns Ashley George Wilkinson EF. N. Selby Robt. Cochran Clare Creaser Archie Bovee Detroit Mazel Chaffin Marion Clementine Brown R. R. Ardner Shepherd Jos. Warrod Paul Merton Coleman Mert Zoss James Murray Elsie Floyd Whitman Saginaw Pred Rockwell Williamston Blanche Barber St. Louis Club D. C. Gibbs J. J. Wassen Bay Cy Parrish North Starr Ladies Bridge Club Herman Myers Sumner Anna Pauline Johnson Mason W. L. Gregg Collins Josephine Walsh Quincey Ethel Sears N. Lehner Trahea F Lott John Botroff Arwensinger Northurday R. N. Yutzey Ohio D. A. Sharp E. Barnes Mae Kellogg Hubbardston L. Stalter van Rench Dell Pressler Nina Maurer Marie Kielkopf W. B. Maccabee Club Mary McVay M. S. Johnson Ezra Bliss Charles Aldrich Rolla Peet Lafayette H.T. Nooney Corbal Woodman Don Gray Rachel Gray Fulton Louise Brown Mt. Pleasant R. A. Barber Mr. Mitchell Fisher, Illioms Beverly Kily Wolfe Chase Medler J. Allis Reid Mel. Allis Lizzie Woodard Beeson Gerber Earl Robinson Frank Vandemark Marion Lanshaw Fred Towersey Jorm “‘Towersey Fred Maker Ray Michael Dewey Failling Mack Wood Chas. Davison Miss Capen Bee Anthony L. E. Canfield Forest Will California Homer Teegarden jat_E. Davis East Coe Bert Kemp Rod Wm. Vanderbeck Coe Ira Moody Fred Vandermark F. E Creech West Arcada Farmers' Club West Arcada Farmers’ Club Hary Walston F Family Superior Street Mich F. Mainline Mildred Peck Carl Frank Clow Hector Miller Belle Walstow Hazel Lilah Webb Lester Walstow George Irish

Tariff Reform Urges Bold Yet Cautious Action

President Woodrow Wilson calls Congress into extraordinary session to reform tariffs to reflect modern industry and economic life. He argues against abrupt action, urges removing privileges that foster monopolies, and ties tariff changes to broader banking and currency reform for national prosperity.

Democrats Control Congress In Wilson Era Extra Session

The extra session called by President Wilson features a largely new generation of lawmakers as Democrats hold every legislative branch. Tariff revision is the priority, with debate over how to shape the measures and schedule. After tariff, currency, excise tax, Philippine independence, and Panama Canal issues loom. A national income tax is debated, with inheritance tax proposed to broaden revenue.

Wilson Cleveland Democratic Party Congress Ways and Means Committee Philippine Panama

Dissolution of Standard Foundry and Manufacturing Co

A partnership in Alma Michigan between Earl W Young and Joseph Wachalac operating as Standard Foundry and Manufacturing Company is dissolved by mutual consent. The business will continue under the same name with Joseph Wachalac handling all debts and obligations and collecting all money owed to the firm.

Earl W. Young Joseph Wachalac Alma Michigan Standard Foundry and Manufacturing Company

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