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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1894
Page
6
Market notes show mixed quotes across commodities and finance. Cattle hogs and feed markets display varied ranges, while New York money and produce markets reflect modest shifts in call money sterling, and government bond quotes appear alongside agricultural prices and local case additions.
A brief report notes ongoing legal action in a fraud case involving individuals nicknamed Wik and Bik. Proceedings focus on allegations of aiding and abetting as authorities pursue charges and seek resolution in court. The names appear in local records with limited detail available.
A partial OCR fragment with unclear names and dates yields a minimal note. Readable details are scarce, but the snippet hints at a local item or event needing clarification.
Fragmented text appears as scattered street notations and measurements. The passage shows partial phrases and numbers, with unclear context and missing subjects or actions.
A whimsically described scene from a shop where a damsel insists on elephant braid while clerks and a shop girl swap dialect humor. The piece then shifts to rural domestic talk as a servant jokes about laundry and polishing, illustrating colorful speech from Marper’s Magazine.
Fragmented notes report ex Governor Blair dying of uraemia in Jackson at age seven, public unrest over railway strikes in Terre Haute, Meade Street, and Omaha. Debs’ lodge and unions push for action. farmers face drought, trade revival views, and political shifts across Iowa, Illinois, and Ohio. Some Labour figures and local officials face charges or relocations as strikes continue.
A fragment urges citizens to support the war by circulating their home paper and subscribing to the American Press published by the Tariff League. It proclaims the paper a key political teacher, claims no true American can do without it, and offers free samples from Willurl Waterman, general secretary, 155 Woodside Street, New York.
A fragmented ad list promotes Dullain's Great German cough remedies priced at 15 to 29 cents and liver pills, sold by Van Den Bergh and related vendors. The copy urges families to buy the cure and liver pills, mentioning various town names and customer directions.
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