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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1900
Page
5
The Ailma Record lists C. F. Brown as Editor and Publisher for the periodical dated Friday November 0, 1000. This line confirms the newspaper’s leadership and issue designation rather than substantive news content.
Detroit Journal notes Tuesday’s vote largely peaceful but reports killings and wounds in Denver and Brazil Indiana, with Negroes blamed in some incidents and Italians prominent in others. Observers commend white restraint and caution against voter intimidation amid widespread disorder and political fallout.
Detroit Journal notes Michigan voters support McKinley administration foreign policy, reelecting a solid Republican delegation with large margins. It argues the election outcome reflects broad approval of imperial policy and calls for continued U S guidance in the Philippines against Republican opposition in Congress.
Citizens condemn the roten tactics of Uhaee, Vonuht, and Metall as they face political pressure. The public perceives their heresy and blames them for hardship, arguing they deserve to starve while confined to avoid further influence.
Michigan election day brought ideal conditions for Republicans while Alma Nebraska faced a heavy first snow of the season. The storm blanketed the town, affecting both the just and the unjust alike as residents braced for the day's weather.
Special meetings are in progress at United Brethren church with seven o clock services each evening. Mornings feature a lecture on A Matter of Heat or Cold and evenings pose After Death what or where do Men go when they Die. First Church of Christ Scientist holds 1100 am services at W ROO Hall Adams block with Sunny subject Soul and Body. Presby Church morning subject A Pair of Pictures and evening The Heresy of Coin. St. Joan’s church marks Twenty second Sunday after Trinity with 10 am sermon The Blessed Dead and 7 pm service. Sunday school at 9 30. Alma Fire Department holds regular meeting next Tuesday evening. Alma Lodge No 7 is to meet Monday evening for second degree. Bay View Reading Circle meets with Mrs. Gnas Delavan next Wednesday evening November a lesson first two chapters in the History of Berglund Deland and Scotland.
In a May 21 1763 North Country paper a tale links the Pritich flag to late 18th century events. It cites the Twentyifth Regiment of Foot under Lord George Lennox, stationed at Newcastle upon Tyne, wounded in Germany and buried with military honors after the battle of Lindor.
A Hoer field cornet acts as magistrate in the neighboring country of residence and holds authority to command all able-bodied men during wartime, reflecting the broad emergency powers exercised in such moments as reported by N Y Sun.
The article notes changing dairy methods from feeding calves with fresh milk to skimmed options. It argues wasteful practices harm profits, urges prudent feeding, and highlights how modern calves receive nutrient rich skim milk for growth while farmers balance efficiency and animal care. The piece reflects on historical dairy norms and calls for improved judgment in calf rearing.
A fragment describes a device called a barrel feeder used to feed sheep or foals. It outlines a method where fodder is released into a trough or rack while streamlines drive weaker animals away, ensuring efficient access to feed. The text mentions cutting a wedge, guiding animals, and minimizing waste, with references to a farm setting in Obio Farniétr.
An article summarizes dairy losses from cold barns and the value of keeping barns warm. An Old New England experiment showed a herd of cows profitably increased when barn temperature rose from 62 to 80 degrees, with warmer housing preventing manure freezing and protecting milk output.
Readable fragments describe hog pen construction with perches and pens, weather guidance, and an account of a drapery establishment sale. The tale includes instructions for building and maintaining hog housing, including opening into alleys, temporary doors, nesting, and temperature control, plus a street vendor interaction about a sale and a complaint about yard measurements.
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