Alcohol Amendment Debate in Alma on Liquor Laws
The Alma Record discusses a proposed liquor amendment affecting sale licensing and regulation. It names council members including Fullerton, critiques the city’s governance, and presses voters to support or oppose the amendment ahead of the April election.
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Muni
Fullerton
Fullérida
Electia Darine
Reepubican Teket
At Record
Pullerton
Ff Corte
Alow
Pallerton
Murt
Mietite
Tee
Faut
Michigan
Butte
Alma
Nelson Fullerton
Alma Regard
Gratiot County Gas Company
Recon
Gan
Filerton
Yfua
Fullerian Visine
Pueeeweion
Hep Lewin
Baker
Senate
Tp Chatrman DeLand
Endness
Gwld Vieweb Dil
Conan
The Journal Anniversary and Republic Cafeteria Visit
A fragment from a 1920s newspaper column defends The Journal as a clean paper while discussing a recent Republic Cafeteria event. It portrays editorial duty to expose public figures’ conduct and to shape opinion, contrasting with critics who seek slander. The piece references political figures, reporters, and local community integrity.
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Welliny
Republic
Alma Record
Color Blind in Badland Tests Spark Debate
A partially color blind man appears in every sixty of Badland residents, prompting discussion among researchers. A professor notes the proportion may be even lower, while candidates awaiting tests face delays as experts refine procedures and assess reliability.
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Badland
Faulist Mercantile Marine
Rugby School and Tom Brown the famous pupil
A garbled note recalls Rugby School and the famous pupil Tom Brown. It mentions the school’s founding year and a reference to a grocer linked to a local event, with unclear details about a person named Rene Sheriffe of Landen and a place called Tighy. The text is fragmentary and uncertain.
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Rugby
Tom Brown
Tighy
Fragmented OCR: Curiga burial at Suomaline Valley
A damaged OCR fragment describes a burial at Suomarine Valley and mentions a crew or group nicknamed Curiga moving a wheel, with reference to a person named Uleicher and a height detail about nine feet at a location called Fivereuth.
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Suomarine
Uleicher
Fivereuth
Harris organized rifle corps for Susquehanna infant settlement
Pennsylvania pioneer John Harris who gave Hunerrir borg its name organized the first riflemen on the Susquehanna to defend his infant settlement.
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Pennsylvania
John Harris
Hunerrirborg, Pa
Susquesha
State Capitol House Passes Compensation and Anti-Advertising Bills
Unanimous vote backs compensation measure while a separate anti advertising bill faces passage in the House. Amid parliamentary maneuvering Speaker and lawmakers clash over session timing and amendments as they weigh labor, taxation, and public notice provisions affecting Michigan workers and state agencies.
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Farney
Aeewibern
Joey Tip Krane
Chibictiai
Toys
HLM
Ik Myrientilne
Mhenear Whyoelt
Aisenijpeonpiaa
Jenny MalTecuig
Pereithes
Angierel Werkoed
Eneenton Iit
Iteg
Mark Young
Kendolin Holland
Kappler
Carl Younus
Michican Federation of Labor
Michigan
Daber
Milne
FAO
Gome Walury Tipdeoet Fk
Roth
Yeekie
Howe
Alpernoon
Ltt
Ull
Lin
Oregon
Wwe
Corden
Nakers
Senate
Lelie
Pesem
Bill Beck
Rominitie
House of Representatives
Mter
Mehran
Etetiee
Mona Gut
Ail Tate
Elevator New
Cjerky
Hellund
Gogebte
Wits
Holland
WAL Uber
Weeda
Fragmentary News Card From an Obscure Era
A garbled OCR paragraph mentions Palestine and ancient battles, the term Giteon triumphing over Me Mid ionite and the Philtetines over Saal, with a fight between Amyrte and Reypt near Arregerdon. It also references Geraldine Farrar in The Hell fate and a Sunday show.
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Nimaneddon
Palestine
Saal
Amyrte
Reypt
Arregerdon
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