12 Jun 1885
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1885
Page
1
Fragmented OCR shows a dense mix of ad text and names. Prominent items include mentions of insurance agencies, notaries, real estate, millinery, and various local businesses. The piece references St. Louis Michigan and Culifunnia era-like terms, with numerous personal names and scattered prices.
A long, scattered report from Alma and nearby towns describes storms, property damage, a court case, and community notices. It mentions a delinquent note case, church and school activities, local commerce, and ads for real estate and services, with names like Abbott, Gorgon, and Cory Houh appearing among varied community items.
Ratler Rink announces open sessions in Wodlenday and Satuelay after noon and evening, with Dharetay afternoon for all. Chiltatay afternoon Welag reserved for ladies. Music by the Alin Corsier Band. Admission to Gente Jaattine for Skines Surfane.
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