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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
2
The Alma Record, official Alma newspaper, notes publication by The Alma Record Company and staff roles for A Le Hewin and Gpietha. It proclaims wide readership with a claim of three times more readers than other papers, and mentions postal transmission and retention as a local record.
The Detroit Free Press editorial discusses the party's internal diversity and future direction on tariff, legislation, and fiscal policy. It notes conflicting views within Republicans, the need for honest debate, and questions how state expenditures and appropriations will be managed in the coming years amid Michigan's evolving political landscape.
Fragmentary passage discusses a possible trade war and its effect on domestic industry. Mentions Americans and German producers, and concerns over external injury while home affairs proceed, but specifics are obscured by OCR errors.
A dated reflection on future careers predicting that today’s children will grow into diverse roles from doctors and lawyers to ministers and lawmakers. The writer contemplates future social outcomes, noting that some will end up in Congress while others in jail, and asks what class the boy is being trained for.
The article argues that regulatory action should require inspection of private banks to safeguard business interests in Michigan. It notes no strong reason against state provisions and suggests publicizing private bank affairs as is done for state and national banks.
A fragmentary OCR note mentions women and attire with references to platy armband slant sleeves, a faction writer, and a fashion style described as short dresses. The text is partial and lacks clear context or identifiable events or dates.
Citarwexy M. Dera, a seventy two year old, remains active in fire service despite a painful new setback for Dr. Onler.
Reports from Okinoshima near Tanshina recount a Russian defeat with twenty-two ships sunk or captured including Admiral Nebogatof. Various dispatches claim Ro jestvensky wounded or captured, while Japanese forces suffer little damage. Vladivostok confusion and conflicting alledged fates create uncertainty.
Eugene 8 Bruce inspector and turnkey of the forestry bureau travels to the Big Hart forest reserve in Wyoming to inspect terms of a timber sale sought by F. J. McShane. McShane has applied for 36,000,000 feet of lodgepole pine for railroad ties and mine property.
Eliezer of Damascus is cited in a sermon discussing God’s promises to Abraham. The story recounts Abraham doubting how the promised heir would come and God’s assurance that a son from Abraham’s own line would be the rightful heir. Sarah’s doubt, Hagar’s role, and the mountain top vision solidify that descendants will be as numerous as the stars, despite human planning.
The text recounts a biblical scene where Sarah rejects Ishmael as heir while God reiterates the covenant with Isaac. Abraham and Eliezer await divine guidance as Sarah insists Ishmael cannot be heir. A sudden Labrador reference appears, noting fierce dogs in Labrador used to restrain others, contrasting with the prior spiritual focus.
St Paul and Minneapolis routes via Chicago and North Western Railroad advertise four fast daily trains from Chicago to St Paul and Minneapolis and two to Superior and Duluth. The electric lighted trains promise comfortable travel on the Hea Of The Lakes line with luxurious accommodations. Seasonal tourist tickets go on sale daily at low round trip rates to St Paul Minneapolis and to Superior Duluth with favorable terms. Contact agent W L Gaertner Passenger Dept 17 Campus Martius Detroit Michigan.
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