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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
2
A declaration announces a bid for Gra-Gor county County Clerk, subject to the September 1828 Republican primaries, naming E R and Honites as supporters.
The Republican electors of Gratiot County announce their candidate for renomination for the office of prosecuting attorney. They express appreciation for voter support at the September primary.
A note from John Rash states he stands firm for the option and asks Republican electors of Gratiot and the office of sheriff for Gratiot County Valso Wis to support him in the September primaries.
Alma Mich June 21 1910 regular meeting of the common council discussed sidewalk and street work license distribution to Fourth of July committee and city endorsements for stands. Alds Palfrey Soule and others approved bills and committee actions including street walk grants and a street light arc at Superior and Philadelphia.
Sarah M Dingman born May 18 1829 in Jefferson County New York died June 12 1910 at her daughter Mrs Robert Wood in Alma. She married Luther Wood January 19 1850 who predeceased her. Ten children survive including Mrs Barbara McVeigh Ithaca and Orville Wood Alma. Two brothers Byron Newark and Garrett Lansing and two sisters Minerva Wood Newark and Harriet Brown Newark remain. A devoted Christian and loving mother she was esteemed by neighbors and friends.
James A. Edgerton reviews Colonel Roosevelt's fifteen months abroad noting conquests of big game in Africa and meetings with monarchs in Europe. Roosevelt traveled as a private citizen, toured from Mombasa to Cairo, hunted with Smithsonian and local guides, and returned with a bag of seventy six specimens plus notable encounters from Italy to England.
A portrait of Theodore Roosevelt as a larger-than-life public figure who merged private citizenry with frontier spirit. The piece praises his global travels, hunting feats, academic honors, and relentless presence in newspapers, asserting no modern foe or monarch outpaces his renown.
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