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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1907
Page
6
PT Mac Lagan presents a distinctive semi cottage design for suburban New Jersey with a sloping roof a large bay window on the main upstairs bedroom and a notable first floor cut back. Estimated cost is 88500.
Burton W. Potter outlines dairy herd improvement ideas at the New England Club in Waterville Maine. He argues for careful bull selection, performance-based evaluation, and staggered service to avoid premature aging, urging Danish-style testing and stricter registry rules to prevent inbreeding and poor offspring. He cites Guernsey bulls and notes a top herd in Loudoun County Virginia as a benchmark.
Fragmented OCR passage describes breeding, animal care, and grain industry activity. Mentions HRUTPT Tothine Greene NTL and Alma Roller Milly, plus Alea Grain & Labor Co and New England trade. References wheat shipments, lumber yards, and mill arrangements. Tone mirrors early industrial notices with scattered names and places.
A historical argument by William J. Bryan advocating federal ownership of all railroads to erase state lines while preserving a dual government. He contrasts centralization fears with models abroad, noting Germany’s state-led rail expansion and noting small lines seek government outlets, risking independence once linked to a public network.
The Chicago Great Western's President argues railroads seek a square deal with the public. He cites Minnesota rate laws and calls for the interstate commerce commission to gain authority to reduce rates. He warns that state actions raise operating costs and threaten dividends, urging coordinated rate reform.
A fragmented historical discourse argues that administration is the guiding principle for colonial policy. It asserts dependency wards should be trained in continuous industry and orderly governance to achieve self government and national duty through practical administration and common sense methods.
Magistrate Cornell denounces rampant crime in New York City stating eleven bench seats and widespread sentiment favoring harsher punishment. He cites organized professional criminals, pickpockets, wire tappers, confident men, and lawyers as part of a growing alliance, with specialists in various branches of crime.
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