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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1905
Page
2
An odd note from AL 1s mentions Cranamieatou Through the mailear aenond and a post office entry. The paper claims Alma has more readers than any other locally circulated publication, signaling strong local engagement and a competitive market for readership.
A fragmented, dated page describes a modern department store catering to diverse customers with sections for groceries, houseware, and real estate ads. It notes a broad readership across editorials and politics, while urban and rural readers differ in interests.
A garbled OCR text references Governor Heartley of Tnisiana and mentions a declaration about an urban policy or health matter. The passage also hints at issues with high grade qualities and a mix of unrelated terms and names, making a precise summary difficult. The readable fragments include references to public policy and political concerns.
In a cryptic note, Menki envisions a cone that will dwell peacefully with Maron. The text hints at unity and a focus on the city, urging consideration of first and always. The fragmentary message suggests a broader aim of harmony amid uncertain circumstances.
Olivet College President E Lancaster of Olivet Michigan issues an open letter April 2 defending John D Rockefeller against harsh attacks. He warns that poisoning public opinion by vilifying a successful industrial leader harms the nation and urges support for capable business leadership.
Battle Creek representative Willard Knight introduced a Lansing measure to hold two circuit court terms in Battle Creek, opposing Marshall’s view that most circuit business should stay in Marshall. A later Battle Creek meeting aimed to mobilize to defeat the Knight bill, which would set two terms in Battle Creek annually.
London reports April 12 speculate that Admiral Rojestvensky may have slipped past Singapore with battleships including the Sissel Veliky unseen. Meanwhile Japanese forces are described moving across Manchuria toward Mukden, with six divisions reported forming and depots built along the route.
Portland judge presided as Mitchell faced a challenge to a federal grand jury. He alleged juror irregularities including late swearing in and improper qualifications of jurors Balin Poehler Bolter Feener and Guatin and questioned the district attorney's actions amid ongoing investigations.
Lawton Oklahoma reports a coyote capture as the president contemplates extending his stay in the pasture and a leaseholder notes a vote. In Chicago Frederick A. Stock is named director of the orchestra succeeding Theodore Thomas, with the orchestra renamed in his honor. Chicago also notes university work and ceremonial greetings as part of a broader April roundup.
A disjointed report from Devnet Michigan recounts a desertion involving a 20 year old wife and a husband who abandoned her at a hospital. The fragmentary narrative links police, a charity patient, and a missing husband, with unclear names and local ward references.
A dated advertising warning urges readers to avoid untrusted remedies for kidney bladder diseases. It cautions that using certain cures could lead to negative outcomes and places responsibility on the user for any results. The text reflects period health racket concerns and consumer warnings.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a raid, a shore, and a disease theme with scattered names and references to elements like Sweet Ladle and Vell Caterth. The text appears as partial notes lacking coherent context, with multiple misspellings and unclear subjects.
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