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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1900
Page
4
Remainder of 1900 for 35c. This notice promotes a weekly paper for residents of Uration noting it will begin shortly and cover local and national news, with subscription drive during a great campaign.
In New York City the Tammany machine and Senator Dan K Jones of Arkansas loom over Democratic strategy, with internal fault lines and trust ties fueling debate. Michigan issues praise for its ticket led by McKinley Roosevelt, while protectionist sentiment and 1890s tariff debates color national party prospects as Democrats and populists face a difficult year.
Fragmented ad text touts dangerous delays and a patent remedy. It links a facial pimple to blood impurity and disease, claims Bonde Bersapartite cures these ailments, and promotes Hood's Pills as a soothing cathartic.
Sugar Beet Notes signal improving outlooks across sections as fields show vigorous growth and proper thinning. Growers debate best timing to block and burn, aiming for two inches high before soil exhaustion shifts tonnage and quality.
The case, one of the largest in years, involved A B Darragh et al of St Louis suing Ant Arbor KH OR Co for damages after the railroad abandoned the Crack and station at St Louis in Pu y It ended with a verdict for the plaintiffs for 17446 and the defendant asked a stay to pursue appeal or new trial. Attorneys were Scribner Ashley Toledo for plaintiffs and Alex L Smith Bouton Hanchett Toledo and Sagi A Cars for defense.
Report from Kansas City shows no platform or presidential ticket nominations yet. The Michigan delegation split from free silver, rejecting Bryanism with few exceptions, signaling difficulty for Bryan to lead the ticket.
Presbyterians discuss Micah's Wise Word in the morning and The Watersheds of Life in the evening. Sabbath School at 11 20 a m Endeavor at 1 00 p m All are welcome Baptist service by Rev J Chive Alma College Sunday School after the morning service Young People's meeting 6 00 p m Prayer meeting Thursday. Fitz James Lodge No O K of P will meet here every Friday evening instead of every alternate Friday.
Miss L Ouse visited Saginaw City on March 8. W Tinker spent the Fourth in Saginaw with relatives. KA Hodgskinson left Tuesday for Detroit to take a porter position at the Oriental Hotel. Letta Soper returned from Saginaw Thursday after visiting. Mr and Mrs Mike Gannon and Miss Flora Dorn visited Hay City to relatives. W CG Westland sold Grand Ledge Independent to W R and C P Clarke after years of ownership. then long excerpt on railroads, ships, and Harper's, plus Mrs Kroger and Africa notes.
A Michigan merchant testifies after 15 years of suffering with piles that Dr A W Chase's Ointment cured him in six months. He cites prior treatments and injections, notes relief from eczema and psoriasis like itching, and mentions a free sample offer with a stamped return. The ad asserts a 00 price per box and directs readers to A W Chase Medicine Co. New York.
A stranger waters his horse at a small Georgia store door and greets with Good morning. He speaks of revenue men and hardship, while the discreet shopkeeper named Yane acknowledges the tough times but vows to make the best of it.
Sunday excursion by special train to Detroit offered by the Ann Arbor R R with round trip from Alma at fair price. Notice to horse breeders Latimer plans to visit Alma in August and feature two stallions Dandy Jim and Young Prince of Wales for breeding. Also references a rough asthma cure and a scattered ad snippet for a remedy.
Excursions advertised for Pere Marquette lines from Alma and Saginaw with special certificates and one fare plus small add-ons to many destinations. July travel to Atlantic City Atlanta and other locations described with specific sell and return dates, some routes including extensions to August. Various conventions listed including Prohibition and education events with round-trip pricing and brief notes on direct routes and extra charges.
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