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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1903
Page
4
The Alma Record marks its 25th anniversary with gratitude to readers, noting increased subscriptions and ad space. Mentions community efforts, local officials, and editorial praise for ongoing newspaper service alongside references to local bills, school issues, and village governance.
Fragmented clippings note a wide range of topics from a shipyard fire at Detroit Sulphite in Delray costing $100,000 to a bleak weather spell with six below zero. Reports discuss Alaska treaty opposition, naval spending shifts, Central American tensions, and the new Department of Commerce oath for Secretary G. B. Cortelyou.
The text lists federal bureaus under the new Secretary and notes the Nelson amendment granting the Bureau of Corporations authority to require returns from large corporations and impose publicity. It frames the scope of regulatory oversight across agencies including labor, navigation, standards, statistics, and foreign commerce.
Clarence M Burton of Detroit runs for Regent of the University of Michigan. Endorsements come from prominent men and colleagues praising his educational focus, loyalty to the university, and substantial library contributions. Burton, born in California, moved to Michigan as a child and built a career in law and business, emphasizing service to the university.
A chapel full in bitter cold heard Dolpie recitals at Alma College Tuesday evening with strong applause. Nellie Wallace’s Spinning Song impressed most, showcasing marked improvement and strong potential. other performances included Barlesa, Mineos, Angels Ever Bright and Fair, and Reveries by Pausonien and Bond.
Notice states that after March 1 1904 Alma creamery will be owned and operated by Central Michigan Produce Company of Alma Michigan. It mentions upgrading to a hand separator system to improve cream quality and yield for farmers and better butter production.
Alma College Word reports the death of Margaret K Taylor's mother in Almont. The fourth year Academy basketball team defeated the Freshman team 34 to 6. Dr Braske planned music hall chapel revisions after visiting Oberlin and Painsville colleges in Ohio. Miss Coffin hosted her mother, returning to Aurora NL yesterday. Pontiac delegates return from a convention with an upcoming report at the Y M C A room next Sunday 4:40 to 6:30. Isla Sigma Washington birthday banquet set for Wright House Monday 5 to 2. Rev L S Brooks of Howell will not preside as master, Rev Alexander W Johnson of Oudillae is secured for the lecture Phat Man Pat and his Birthplace or Pictcrequo Ireland at Presbyterian church Friday 4 o'clock. YWCA plans part of proceeds for furnishing their room. Admission 2) Oente.
At a Detroit meeting of the American Road Makers last Friday and Saturday the association reelects ex Senator H S Earle as chief officer to continue his road movement plans. Edward Bond of New York urged Michigan to retain Earle, leading to a full board reelection. A resolution proposing government issued highway bonds was amended to county bonds for road work, with transfer to the United States and half‑percent interest. A committee was formed to push the idea before Congress and includes O G Bell Missouri C Bell Wm F Hill Alma Mich and F RO Hathaway. Also listed: No 453 farm ad with 124 acres under cultivation, house and barns, sale options.
Wooower notes educational issues and critiques modern pedagogy citing H G Wells. He argues the present trend exaggerates schooling's role in development and inappropriately shifts duties from parent, clergy, and other figures to the school. The real work of schooling is often marred by these excesses.
Seniors at the high school secure entertainment at the opera house for next Thursday evening. The group earns strong praise from Saventoon Michigan and church patrons, with letters praising their performance and character. They are compared favorably to Fisk Jubilee Singers and slated for a return visit.
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