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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
4
A fragment lists notice charges for obituaries cards of thanks poetry or resolutions and entertainments with admissions or fairs set at five cents per line or per item and mentions Frask W. Braise as part of the notice.
Fragmented text from a state convention report discusses Republican stance on tariffs, protectionism, and the Dingley Tariff. It references figures and arguments about free trade versus protection, aimed at manufacturers and exports, with mentions of the 1900 trade context and political leaders.
The Presbyterian Home Mission Board in New York requests a young woman from the local kindergarten department to fill a Utah vacancy left by Miss Bordelia Heider Rom who returned home to Ohio due to her father's illness. Miss Madge Christie has accepted the position and will depart Monday for Utah Urb. The Alma kindergarten training department is preferred for filling future needs as the past year saw high demand.
The session stalls over a difficult problem the Speaker calls legislative junketing and adjournment. Lawmakers consider delaying sessions while committees tour state institutions and seek to craft bills guiding travel and oversight. The dispute centers on balancing duties with travel and funding standards.
The Loner Telephone Company reports growing demand with about 122 telephones, aiming to add a dozen to fifteen more subscribers. plans include taller poles, larger switchboards, and all night service, detailing deployments in Ithaca St Louis Riverdale Elm Hall Breckenridge Kedatone North Wireslar Edgewood Sickles Rathborne North Star Ashley and Bannister zones.
Metisse Drish born in Kitew Wiek in 1870 died in Aradian April 1. She faced long illness with quiet faith and deep devotion to Sunday school. Baptized weeks before death pastor W K Spencer led the ceremony. funeral held at Presbyterian church with interment at Riverside Cemetery. she left a grieving family and a community record of kindness.
A historic notice from Cincinnati Ohio seeks a reliable man to manage new branch offices. The Musk Morris Whole de House catalog hints at openings and references, inviting qualified applicants to respond with strong recommendations and proven experience.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a program at Geo Lake with names like Lory Smith and Greve Parmer Dhlin Lathrop and a Pomo Lecturer. Details are unclear but indicates a lecture or recitation event with multiple speakers and a focus on fish, dancing, or community programs.
Dr A B Spinney of Vetrort announces a one day visit to Reed City offering one month of free treatment and medicines for chronic diseases, plus free surgical operations for those unable to pay. He cites long experience in treating catarrh ear throat and lung diseases and promises guidance on cure or relief. patients urged to share results with friends.
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