02 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1896
Page
1
Citizens braved rain to hear L A Sharp at Republican headquarters. He warned of free coinage of silver at 16 to 1 with consequences including higher prices, wage declines, pension changes, and rising loan rates. He urged voting for Bryan and repudiation to defend financial integrity and the flag.
A crowded Alma gathering heard Judge Ramsdell defend tariffs while critiquing silver policy amid sharp exchanges with Dr McLaughlin and Francis Palmer. The event spotlighted Republican gold standard rhetoric, local political tensions, and questions about the speaker’s record and motives.
The store proclaims rock bottom prices on children's, missies, and ladies coats in a new cloak room with ample light. Prices are plainly marked and vary by garment. Extra value in vests and drawers at 25 cents. McIntosh shoes featured with children’s, misses, and ladies styles between $1.00 and $1.50.
Patients and arrivals listed from multiple cities including Chicago and Des Moines with names like Birdie Turner and Mrs. Downey. Local notes include a stomach ailment testimonial for Dr Calchar d Syrop Pepsin, college lectures on etiquette, YW visits, and new algebra and bookkeeping classes. Also mentions farm items and a location near Alma.
A courteous note extends sincere thanks to many friends for support and kindness during a difficult time. The message expresses appreciation for Christian Badeat and others who offered comfort and aid to the family.
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