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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
7
John R. Damon announces his candidacy for State Senate in the 25th district to Republican electors. He asks for continued support based on his term record and urges united Americanism amid the Mexico crisis, criticizing partisan prejudice and noting Democratic support for Teddy Roosevelt.
Commissioner Warker Warne and Commissioner O F Parker announce weed removal rules for city property and highways. Noxious weeds must be cut by July 5 with penalties for noncompliance. notices issued to property owners to respond. law enforces strict adherence with annual deadlines and inspections.
Mr Grover Manwell of Maxwell discusses how strict standardization drives eonomical production. He stresses precise workmanship and interchangeable parts to reduce material, labor, and money while delivering value, quality, and service in Maxwell cars.
A compilation of editorial quips from multiple papers criticizing Mexico's offensive posture and international blame. It contrasts American troops in France with calls to protect the Rio Grande, questions attribution to Japan and Germany, notes incidents involving U S forces, and ponders Governor Ferris's political future and Wilson's Carranza letter. The pieces reflect wartime public opinion and editorial disagreement.
An article extols Carl Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus as America's leading tented entertainment. It cites widespread praise from major papers and notes substantial investments, a grand program, and claims of unmatched acts and animal displays. It also mentions the funeral of George E. Thompson in Alma, with services led by Rev. J. Frank Jackson and Modern Woodmen of America mourners.
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