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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1889
Page
5
The piece urges clean milking practices free of tobacco odor and discusses Connecticut’s new law banning imitation butter products. It notes butter color depends on grass greenness, contrasts markets, and praises modern chilling and creamer equipment for efficiency, urging better dairy methods over old processes.
Farmers should secure a steady market for butter through reputation and consistent sales rather than shifting buyers for short term gains. The History Company offers Bancroft's works in separate sets, praising his vast research and library, with liberal terms for agents.
The Alma Common Council met adjourned in Alma on June 18 1889 with President Montigel and Trustees Dunham Adams Tinker Bagley and Tubbs present. The ways and means committee proposed general fund 4710.40 mills 18 20 percent of assessed value and highway fund 1024 mills 2 cents per dollar. The assessor to spread taxes per the Board of Review roll and committee recommendations. The report was adopted and authority given to certify and spread the assessment rolls accordingly.
A garbled consumer note questions the Now Style Vinegar Ditters tea and its health effects. The reader wonders about its safety and urges caution amid referenced drug risks and market variety. The piece hints at local awareness campaigns but provides few concrete details.
Fragmented OCR reads discuss Merit Wine and a proposed campus project with references to a board, a facility, and warmth. The text is garbled but hints at a formal plan, committee deliberations, and potential budget constraints affecting the campus development.
Fragmented text hints at a debate over investment safety. Mentions names and places like Virlnat Seth and Tir. Contains unclear terms and odd phrasing, suggesting a nonsensical or garbled report rather than a coherent news item.
An old classified style blurb touts Backlen Arnica Salve with vague assurances of quality and guaranteed results, mentioning various product terms and incomplete phrases that hint at medicinal use and consumer goods promotion in a historical ad context.
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