Alma Record masthead and early 20th century ads note
Alma Record from Gratiot County Michigan announces weekly Thursday publication with staff including Kalter and Hancock. Advertising and obituary notices detailed with rates for classified listings and poetry. Subscription costs listed as two dollars annually, with local and out of state options. Masthead confirms Alma Michigan postal insertion.
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Alma Record
Babcock & Grobekope
Alms
Gratiot County
Michigan
Beach
Kalter
Alinor A. “Hancock
Stave
Appellini
Policy to curb railroad strikes and protect the public
The piece argues for anti strike legislation and a public adjudicatory tribunal to resolve interstate labor disputes. It traces history from force to adjudication, cites the Cummins bill, and stresses protecting the public from disruptions while ensuring fair compensation for workers. It emphasizes that both capital and labor deserve protection within a regulated framework.
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Congress
Cummins
Interstate Commerce Commission
Glasgow for Michigan governor in a businesslike reform call
The Michigan governor should cut excess bureaus and waste, favor a businesslike administration, and leverage experience. C L Glasgow is praised as best suited, with four years in the legislature and twelve years on the railroad commission, to reduce expenses and duplication. The piece urges practical governance and urges action against inflation and mismanagement.
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Michigan
C. L. Glasgow
Glasgow
Community Service drive aids Legion efforts nationwide
The American Legion launches a broad Community Service program to mobilize volunteers, organize posts, and fund activities. Local posts in Payetteville and Fredericksburg organize girl clubs, community councils, and volunteer drives to assist veterans and neighbors, with posts across multiple states contributing to the effort.
Community Service Efforts Highlighted by American Legion Chapter
The American Legion chaplain outlines the post’s Community Service role aiding friendship campaigns and public charity. Recent service included organizing 4 events with local partners to honor World War I dead and support veterans families, while future plans aim to broaden community partnership and youth outreach.
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Danaitions
Legion
Wen Post
High Commission
Fiy
Tuwniunty
Corinne
Murphy Saws Overseas Duty New Director of Service Division
New director of the Service Division at National Headquarters, a native of Vermont, is noted. He served with the American Legion, studied at Georgetown and Willis, and is connected to military and veterans affairs. Born in Vermont, he has a history in service and leadership roles.
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National Headquarters
Vermont
Hinde
Poe
Katland
New York
Willerais
Georgetown University
Wastingtoy
Salle
Wiener
England
Scotland
Ellccie
Eerie
Morphy Sarceeus
Sirmere
Lorian
Alma Defeats Hillsdale in Seven Innings to Stay Undefeated
Alma dominated Hillsdale 11 to 4 as Crittenden pitched well for Alma while Hillsdale used four hurlers. Key plays included Cox and Beard scoring for Hillsdale and a five run seventh by Alma to seal the win. The victory puts Alma in the finals at Albion, with strong showing despite earlier errors.
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Alma
Hillsdale College
Hillsdale
Cox
Hebert
Ven~ider
Bailey
Beard
Crittenden
Hilledtate
Ely
Mitchell
Richards
Albion
Ypsilant
Maroon and Cream
Ely Mitchell
Batley
Tom
Pomona Grange Session and American Legion Show in Alma
Pomona Grange of Gratiot County met Newark Grange at their hall on Saturday May 29 for an all day session with reports from subordinate branches and a noon pot luck. Mrs Dora Stockman of Lansing addressed the afternoon, warning of food shortages amid falling acreage in key crops. An elevator project discussion concluded the session. The city commission granted Wade and May shows permission to perform in Alma June 28 to July 4 under American Legion George W. Myers Post No 198. the troupe previously played Alma last year and was praised as among the cleanest shows.
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Pomona Grange
Jennie Buell
Stockmann
American Legion
Alma
George W. Myers
Einat Alma P T A Ice Cream Social Planned
The Parent-Teachers' Club of Einat Alma will host an ice cream social on Tuesday evening in June at the Republic school. Proceeds support club funds.
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Soctal
Einat Alma
The
Republic School
How Much Per Helping in South Africa Diets
A fragmented OCR reading notes pricing questions about meals in a southern Africa context. It mentions baked goods and per serving costs but the text is unclear and lacks concrete entities or dates. Further readable detail is needed to craft a precise item.
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South Afrion
Self made men and American opportunity message
An editorial piece extols self made men as products of American equal opportunity. It argues immigrants and native youths pursue success through effort, noting wealth can hinder but persistence builds character and manhood amid America’s opportunities. It stresses there is no royal road to achievement.
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America
Chinese Love Horses and East West Views Pose Tension
Fragmented text references China and Western relations, discussing attitudes toward adoption and horses, with scattered mentions of conflicting views, tensions, and political notes. The readable parts imply a discussion of East West dynamics and cultural perceptions amid a broader news context.
Fragmented Historical Sketch From a Broken City Record
A decayed OCR snippet hints at a dated narrative mentioning a Ringlish woman and named places like Ot Mewl and Heine Dive. It references events around the year 1801 and a person named Hatha, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
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Dahfre
Abele Suen
Seth
Lave
Hetha
Arun
Pierre Pest
Palm Sugar from Palms of Ceylon
Palm sugar is derived from various palm varieties grown in Ceylon. The article notes traditional extraction methods and regional uses of the sweet product.
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Ceylon
Marvelous deeds of God in weather and judgment
The passage from Job speaks of Yahweh's control over snow and rain, frost and winds, cloud formation, and waters, executed for correction, mercy, or the land. It invites Job to pause and ponder the wondrous works of God and His sovereign counsels.
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Denn
Job
Companions on the moors and nature’s quiet wonders
The speaker recalls solitary travels on hearts and moors, finding companionship in every hill, dog, fox, and pebble. They describe never being idle, weaving tales from nature, and considering those moments more interesting than any book.
To Prevent Fire Paint Paper Lamp Steps
A fragmented notice-like line discusses fire prevention and painting steps, mentioning an unspecified sole Hon of mum and hiring an erythroic or ewaihe term. Readable details are minimal, limiting concrete facts or entities for structured summary.
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Mum
Cate
Ewaihe
Noted Vet Promotes RAT SNAP to Fight Rats
Dr H. H. Butler endorses RAT S NAP saying it clears rats at his hospitals with quarterly use. He urges farmers to use it before a brood appears and notes three sizes 25c 50c and 1.00. Sold and guaranteed by E. C. Clapp and Murphy.
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H. H. Butler
E. C. Clapp and
Murphy
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