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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1900
Page
4
The article outlines party aims and debates over taxation, party leadership, and public improvements. It highlights calls for fair taxation, selection of party candidates, and the impact of local votes on township and county finances, with emphasis on Republican unity and reform.
Ken Barker endorses Daniel McCoy of Grand Rapids for state treasurer as Republican support firming in the weekly issue. Local party figures rally behind McCoy with Barker voicing backing in the campaign push.
A long list of church activities is announced for the upcoming Sunday including sermons at Bree Methodist Church and other congregational gatherings. Various groups meet in homes and halls for Bible study, prayers, and social discussions with a focus on outreach and community support.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a state tax official grappling with how to assess property values. Mentions railroads and other entities defying taxes, with notes on farmers and property valuation, but details are unclear.
Prof Clinton D. Smith explains why Michigan beet analyses can mislead growers and outlines safeguards. He notes the need to sample only stationly selected beets and warns that soil and yield depend on more than chemistry. Alma Sugar Co promotes beet pulp and byproducts for livestock feeding.
Fragments show an ad pitch for a revolving book case and office furniture with praise and a sales offer. A garbled note requests readers to contact the publisher for full details and mentions West Lake Street Chicago. Mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla and a claim of health power amidst the jumble of text.
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